New at Ninetone: Bangården Customs Keeping Motorcycle Culture Alive
Motorcycle culture in Sweden has long been one of the country's most robust and sustainable popular movements.
By Stefan Hallgren
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Motor culture in Sweden has long been one of the country's most robust and sustainable grassroots movements. A prominent figure on this scene is Bangården Customs, founded by Joakim Tömek, a 30-year-old enthusiast from Sveg. Joakim Tömek has, through his passion for American cars and classic vehicles, built a platform where people can meet, tinker, work on projects, and cruise. Bangården Customs has not only become a well-known name in the car world, but also an integral part of the motor community in Sweden. Their YouTube channel has become a point of pride for Sveg and attracts viewers from across the country. For those who are passionate about cars, motors, and the lifestyle surrounding cruising and rock'n'roll, Bangården Customs is a must at summer meets. On YouTube, it's not stiff—it's full throttle, partying, and wild hanging out with loose folks from near and far. Despite motor culture's popularity, many motorcycle clubs face challenges when it comes to engaging younger generations. Here, the Bangården Customs channel plays an important role by offering a platform where young enthusiasts can discover and deepen their interest in the lifestyle. Welcoming Bangården Customs to Ninetone is therefore a great honor and a step toward further strengthening and spreading Swedish motor culture and building the team's world even bigger!