The 45’s production run went from 1929 to 1973 before Harley pulled the plug on them so they weren’t exactly unpopular even if they weren’t glamorous like a Knucklehead or a Panhead. They...

      The name alone, Bullet-Proof Death Machine, tells this bike’s story in that proverbial nut shell. Built by Brad Gregory of Glenwood, Iowa, out of select pieces from Twisted Choppers in Sioux...

  This is not Tim’s first Sportster rodeo as Barnett’s Magazine Online previously featured another Sporty of his and, wait for it, here’s another looker, but this one has got that “It” factor bikers...

       Especially when it’s a Softail-style frame with modest frame dimensions and what’s now come to be the all-important seat shock sprung saddle. As anybody who’s ridden a lowered Softail can...

    Shovelheads have the reputation of being a real bad boy’s bike and they’re what I think of when I’m picturing a bad ass Harley in my head. They’re just lovely, archaically-mechanical beasts that...

   Matter of fact, I think the late and lamented print edition of Barnett’s Magazine was the first to ever publish a Bling’s Cycles bike, a rompin’ stompin’ dirt-bike inspired bobber called Asbury...

     From the split rocker boxes to the stunningly delicate foot controls, there’s a lot to take in. Every piece of Nate’s mechanical porn could stand on its own as a work of art. It’s so stinking...

     They were all knockout bikes, but there’s just something about an RKB build that reaches for just a little more than the competition with dazzling details everywhere you look and plenty of...