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The “Salt Ghost” first came out of hiding around 2005 at the Bub Speed Trials, where some old guy rolled it out of a trailer at that event’s swap meet. Keith Martin of Big D Cycles in Dallas bought it...

I met AJ on the Gypsy Run back in 2012 before he created the panhead you see in its current form. We hadn’t previously met, but we rode the entire weekend with a small group of guys from neighboring towns....

 Yes, you’ve seen Indian Summer before. Anytime Brian Stanley pulls his ’75 Shovelhead out of his garage in Kennett Square, PA, social media blows up with shots of this blue beast. He named it mainly after the Doors song, but...

Dan Haines has been a ChopCult member since 2014. He builds and rides his motorcycles throughout the United Kingdom. If you happen to follow CC's Instagram feed, you’ve noticed that we share a lot of Dan’s imagery. Mostly because his...

Back in 2010 I attended the “Thy Will Be Done” art show and met Michael "Buck Wild" Ramirez. I was instantly drawn to Michael display and was memorized by his talent. Buck is a well-known artist who surrounds himself with...

Matt Davis is 50 percent of the one-two punch that is DicE magazine. Matt and his publishing partner Dean Micetich are no strangers to good times, and they've got the stable of hand-built freedom machines to prove it. The media...

If pictures are worth a thousand words, this here's about a hundred thousand of 'em. Josh jammed out to PHX last weekend to hang out with the chopperazzi and grab some pics of the goings on at Jerimiah's Love Cycles....

Building motorcycles to showcase a shop's fab skills and craftsmanship is nothing new; in fact, it's nearly a requirement in today's world. Paul Cavallo and the crew at Spitfire Motorcycles attacked this '75 XL1000 for exactly that purpose, and ended...

Noise Cycles humbly churns out a wide variety of finely-crafted, interesting motorcycles. While many builders or shops have an indentifiable format, Scott "T-Bone" Jones' style is more flexible and he has broad range that shows both craftsmanship and diversity. His...

Jeff Cochran founded Sucker Punch Sally's in 2002 and soon partnered with his good friend Donny Loos. In 2006 the manufacturing side of the business was moved to Phoenix to allow Jeff to get back to his first love: rehabbing...

Troll me if I’m wrong, but choppers should fundamentally be stripped down to their bare essentials. Cut out all the bells, whistles, speedos, and comfort. This is also the way I would describe my friend, Andrew Gassman. Heart of gold...