They do dress quite differently at work, though, unless there’s a motorcycle builder out there who prefers an all white work ensemble. I know that Jess Walters Jr., owner of Walters Customs Baggers in Salisbury, North Carolina, is not that guy, but he is the lead guy of this build that was originally for him. Yeah, it’s gotta be good when you can build a pair of...

   What surprises me most is that I haven’t seen a Tom Brady bike, but Cam Newton seems to have a super fan in the form of a guy named Mitchell Anderson of Greensboro, North Carolina, who puts his football heart where his bike is. This very nice looking big wheel bagger is dedicated to Mr. Newton and even I can see that which is surprising because I see no other quarterback other...

      Built by the crew at The Bike Exchange in Gastonia, North Carolina through their new custom division, BX Custom Designs, this FLTRX is actually a tribute bike (not a theme bike!) to the late Navy Seal sniper, Chris Kyle. Like Chris, it’s not over the top, but does its duty in a style that makes you respect what BX Custom Designs is all about. Solid, good looking custom...

    Some bikes take forever to make. The stunning bagger you’re gawking at began back in 1825 when a physicist guy from Copenhagen named Hans Christian Ørsted got off his butt and finally found the most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust. Without his discovery of what is called aluminium in most of the world before we Americans straightened out that spelling with a much easier to...

       Okay, building a custom Road King bagger is not revolutionary as it’s seemingly done every day, but Jason’s approach to his version of the fabled Harley tourer is strictly his own. That’s something we’ve always felt about Crazy Beavers Customs at Barnett’s Magazine Online and why we’ve featured other CBC creations like a Road Glide and, well, another Road Glide. Both of...

    Maybe that’s not exactly how former racer Paul Tracy started his company Black Label Baggers in Scottsdale, Arizona, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was. Paul always was and still is his own guy on or off the track and whatever takes his fancy seems to turn out successful. Black Label Baggers will be no different with a steady procession of stunning custom baggers with...

    Possibly like a lot of you, I first thought it was a mildly customized bagger with a killer paintjob. But, it’s a lot more than that and probably closer to the average guy’s idea of a custom Road Glide they’d like to call their own. On second glance, just about everything has been touched in some way, but noting so far out that you couldn’t hop on this bike and just go for a...

  Anyway, that’s how this 2007 FLTRI belonging to Jody Warman of Lakeland, New York, started out. “I was just gonna ride this bike. I wasn’t screwing with it. I wasn’t going to do a damn thing to it,” said Jody. “But then obviously you see that didn’t last. I hadn’t even picked up the bike before I started with plans to modify it.” All those good intentions must’ve lasted for about...

     No surprise then that old Jacko loves his white baggers even with all the multi-colored, multi-themed, airbrushed-to-a-fare-thee-well custom baggers he runs into at every show. Personally, I’d think after a while you’d be just looking for the wildest and most colorful paintjob on a bagger, but not Jack. It seems like any individual shot of a bike he just photographed he sends...

    Hey, I don’t blame them as money’s money and sometimes you gotta go with the flow, cash flow that is. But, there’s always the one out of ten like Snipes Machine employee, Brance Jenkins of Heath Springs, South Carolina, who really built a bagger for himself to own and ride. In this case, not only a bagger, but a hard-bagged 2002 Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail. Yeah, I...