Keino Sasaki and Paul Cox have been the driving forces behind Indian Larry Legacy since Larry’s death in 2004 and have been working to protect his classic chopper style for the last three years. They’ve done a great job of keeping the spirit of Larry’s customs alive, but they’re not exactly known as trike builders. “The owner of Wild Thing is Ed Hinkle, and he already owns a few of...

Story and Photos by Jack Cofano   {phocagallery view=categories|categoryid=775|imagecategories=0|} Everyone who rides should put their ass on some class. I know not everyone can afford to dish out the bucks for a custom seat but there are alternatives that can cut the expense to a somewhat reasonable price. Featured in this article is High Rollers Cycle Seats in Winston-Salem,...

Story and Photos by Eric Bass    {phocagallery view=categories|categoryid=752|imagecategories=0|} Yeah, yeah, I know, you already ride like a pro. We all do, and we all have great excuses for why we never need to practice our slow speed maneuvering skills too. “Too busy mastering power wheelies on my NOS kitted E-Glide.” “Can’t ride slower than 5mph or else I get mobbed by...

The lads at B&M knew exactly what they were shooting for and Merlon summed up the build perfectly in one simple sentence saying, “We wanted to give the public a fast, rocking’ machine.” And so you did sir! That’s not to say this is some thrown together build that just happens to be cool, but B&M spent time and effort so this bike is a visual trip of interesting details to...

By J. JOSHUA PLACA {phocagallery view=categories|categoryid=920|imagecategories=0|} Motorcycle events are not always drawn from the same predictable vendor, bike game, wet T-shirt contest formula. Sometimes they’re disguised as something else. At San Diego’s colossal carnival of sci-fi and horror fans and freaks, Comic Con devotees spilled out of the Convention Center and their...

Story by Sedrick “Mitch” Mitchell, Photos by Mitch, Mr. JW, & Rupe {phocagallery view=categories|categoryid=897|imagecategories=0|} When Saturday rolled around bikers begin packing in the Bay. Saturday is normally your main event day and night at most motorcycle events and it’s normally the day of the highest attendance. As the rainy weather dissipated, and conditions began...

Using a 1977 FLH as a donor for ease of titling, the 93” stroker was stripped down to its engine and frame. “I knew Tim wanted that wider tire on the back of it, so I said, ‘Why don’t I do a single-sided rigid frame with a laced wheel on it?’ It’s not something that you see done all that often and I thought it would look cool to have that laced wheel just hanging out there looking...

I strongly believe that America is built and based on a well-organized and structured social system with our educational programs, procedures, and principles leading the way. Teachers and educators are a necessity and requirement for laying the roots for our country to maintain its leading edge in many categories around the world. Sure, there are other countries that may be better...

{phocagallery view=categories|categoryid=793|imagecategories=0|} Attention would-be bike builders: In today’s world it’s nice to be reminded that choppers don’t have to cost $30,000. In fact, a chopper built from the right parts can be assembled for as little as $5,000. The second edition of Timothy Remus How to Build a Cheap Chopper is currently at the press. This...

There was this guy, and he lived in a little town in the Midwest and he was barreling down the road on his Harley 2004 Heritage Softail and he spun out and had a horrible accident and landed in someone’s yard. That someone just happened to be a doctor who just happened to be at home doing yardwork and he ran over and jabbed an ink pen into the guy’s trachea and saved his life....