The Monkey
Inspired by the proboscis monkey, a symbol of peace and tranquility, our monkey reflects the way riding changes your perspective.
On a motorcycle, you lead with the nose of your bike, but you also experience the world differently. You're no longer separated from your surroundings. You become more aware of the road, the landscape, the people, and the world around you.
Our monkey proudly displays the universal rider wave, a simple gesture exchanged between riders every day. It's a sign of respect, friendship, and community—a reminder that we're all part of the same journey.
Nose Bros is for every rider, every background, every bike, and anyone who believes in bringing people together rather than pushing them apart.
Timothy Martin
Timothy Martin's first job was in an autobody shop, sweeping floors and sorting parts for the mechanic. He was ten years old. His first payment wasn't money. It was a motorcycle.
Love at first sight. He's been riding ever since.
The career that followed took him in a different direction, but never far from the same idea. Over the last 30 years, Timothy has helped build more than 60 luxury businesses, including some of Napa Valley's most celebrated wine brands. The exclusive stuff. The waiting-list stuff. The velvet-rope stuff. But underneath every one of them was the same lesson. It was never really about the product. It was about the people. Restaurants became gathering places. Wine clubs became lifelong friendships. The product was simply the reason everyone came together.
Nose Bros is where that truth finally takes center stage. No waiting list. No velvet rope. Just a place where every rider belongs. This time, the community isn't the byproduct. It's the product.
The dream of Nose Bros was born more than 30 years ago in college, and it never really left. It followed him through every chapter, every business, and every mile on two wheels. Ask Timothy what he rides and the answer is simple: yes. Street or dirt, vintage or modern, if it has two wheels, he's interested. After decades in the saddle, it finally felt like time to build the kind of community he always wished existed.
He still believes in crafting things with obsessive care. He just believes the best things ever made are meant to be shared.