Friday, August 3, 2012

NEW Anvil Customs WEBSITE coming VERY soon! More wallets, chopper seats, leather bags, and chains!

I'm very excited to announce the NEW Anvil Customs website will launch very soon. Sept. 1st is the tentative launch date.....keep yo eyez peeled! More Anvil Wallets, belts, bags, motorcycle seats, chains than you can shake a stick at! I owe all the credit in the world to my incredible customers who keep supporting me! Especially those of you who keep coming back for more.....I am completely humbled by your patronage and completely honored to offer you the best leatherwork I can. Until next time, Anvil www.anvilcustoms.com

Monday, January 9, 2012

NEW Wallet Interiors for Anvil's Bifold, Trifold & Long Biker Chain Wallets!

Long awaited, long requested......and they are HERE!!! Ryan @ Anvil Customs has redesigned the interiors of all 3 of his fullsize wallets: Bifold, Trifold & Long Biker wallets. As for the bifold and trifold wallets, the new interior makes the whole leather wallet even more strong and more indestructible than ever before! The Long Biker Wallet has a new interior that includes 4 cards slots on EACH side which totals 8 card slots as well as the 2 bill sections. All the wallets still snap shut and come with a chain & leather fob! Don't wait long.....Anvil's list keeps getting longer everyday!

Call Ryan today!





Sunday, September 18, 2011

Anvil Leather Belts are made for WHOOPIN'!

Anvil Leather Belts are becoming more & more sought after! I've been building as many belts as I have wallets! I GUARANTEE you will NOT find a heavier duty, more well built belt than right here at Anvil. Skip the stores, buy an ANVIL!

1.5" wide and THICK
No cost cuts! I only use European Single Bend Leather.
Stitching lays down inside a cut channel
Not wimpy & supple....this belt is made for WHOOPIN'!
Nickle plated, solid brass buckle comes with every belt....
Or unsnap buckle to install your OWN buckle.
Brown Or Black




Friday, August 12, 2011

Freshly Handtooled Custom Leather Chopper Solo Seat






Straight outta the Anvil Customs Shop comes with freshly handtooled leather chopper seat....

Tis built on Anvil's NEWEST pan style: 16x12" Tractor seat. Color is original from Anvil Customs, called: "Dirty Brit". Lacing is brown kangaroo leather. This particular motorcycle seat pattern is the most comfortable from Anvil Customs....its added size creates a very hugging, very secure sitting area.....feels very good to ride on! Take a look here and see more pics on the "Cool Stuff for Sale" ...

Monday, July 11, 2011

Anvil Customs Leather Chopper Seat: for

Recently put together a seat for Phil Kilburn of Heritage Cycles. You can find Phil @ Heritage on facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Heritage-Cycles/181332268574488

Phil chose a 15x11" Anvil Teardrop Seat, Black with brown tooling details (the Heritage logo). Phil puts together some really kool custom motorcycles in his shop....he always loves a visit so if you're in his area, check out the shop!

And if you are interested in having your own custom chopper seat built, please visit my site and call anytime.....be kool doods.


Thursday, May 19, 2011

NEW Custom Chopper Motorcycle Leather Seat: "The Vintage"




Here is the latest custom leather seat to leave the Anvil Customs shop.....

"The Vintage" is a great looking seat. Tan on each side of the Black center stripe with black genuine kangaroo leather lacing. Just a very good and classic look that compliments many styles of bikes....

This one has shipped to Hawaii and I'll be posting pictures of it mounted on the customer's harley as soon as I get them....

Thanks for looking

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Custom Leather Chopper Seat built for Leroy in Poplar Bluff, MO

When Leroy called and wanted a seat built for his chopper....he only wanted to give me a few specifics about the motorcycle and wanted me to "get creative". So here we are.....

Black leather with steel screen inlays, red kangaroo lacing, and stainless allen bolts to match with the same stainless allen bolts along the rear fender.

Thanks for the call, Leroy!