08/31/2026
Yes, Lamont Bryden (known as "Lamonster") is absolutely world-famous within his specific niche as the premiere aftermarket authority and custom builder for Can-Am Spyder and Ryker three-wheeled motorcycles. Within the global community of trike and powersports enthusiasts, his reputation is unmatched.
Several key factors cement his legendary status in this tight-knit community:
1. Pioneer of the Community
Bryden was an early adopter of the Can-Am platform and founded SpyderLovers.com, which grew into the absolute largest global online forum for Can-Am owners to share advice, troubleshooting, and mod ideas. Though he transferred ownership of the forum due to health reasons, his role as the community's foundational leader earned him historical honors like the community "Golden Ratchet" award.
2. Global E-Commerce & Retail Authority From his physical brick-and-mortar storefront, Lamonster Garage located in Nixa, Missouri, he built a global e-commerce powerhouse. The shop is widely considered the " #1 Can-Am Spyder Garage in the USA," but its footprint is global. He designs and manufactures highly sought-after proprietary custom parts (like the "Monster Mount") and acts as a massive international distributor. For example, prominent European powersports creators like Martinthevlogger
TheVlogger officially represent and showcase thousands of dollars of Lamonster Garage inventory to European riders.
3. Record-Breaking Custom Builds
He is celebrated for pushing the technical limits of what a three-wheeled vehicle can be. He and his team at Lamonster Garage made history by building the most expensive Can-Am Spyder ever sold, which went for $186,000 at a charity auction benefiting the Road Warrior Foundation for military veterans.
4. Mainstream Motorcycle History
Before completely dominating the Can-Am niche, Bryden was already a highly respected figure in the broader custom cruiser motorcycle scene. His fully customized Honda VTX builds—where he custom-cut frames and built proprietary soft-tail suspensions—were heavily featured in mainstream enthusiast print media and Honda's official Red Rider magazine.
If you are looking to modify a Can-Am vehicle or want to see his catalog of custom upgrades, you can check out his direct inventory via the Lamonster Garage Shop.
