The first Hell On Wheels races that I had the pleasure of checking out was one of the Halloween Hill Climbs some odd years back.

Words and photographs by Panhead Jim

I honestly had no idea what to expect from the Appalachian Moto Jam, a one-day motorcycle hill climbing event in the Appalachian Mountains

There are MANY events happening throughout the year that helps to bring the community together. Some have remained low key, and others have grown throughout the years.

Once again, the annual Brooklyn Invitational, held in mid-September, showcased a variety of builds in the dramatic Root Studios.

By now, if you are on or near the East Coast you should know what Strange Days is. If you don't, it's an annual vintage motorcycle gathering focusing on good vibes and as the tagline says,"Expanding your motorcycle mind".

Words by Christian Newman / Photos by Brandon Fischer - Unless you've ever visited Michigan's Upper Peninsula, it's difficult to convey the atmosphere: a combination of rural south mentality coupled with a flat, tree laden, northern landscape where surprisingly well-maintained roads

I met Bryant Plymel a few weeks ago, when he did the fabrication work on the raffle bike for Voodoo and Burnt Rubber IV, a Buffalo, New York bike and art show.

It all started with a conversation about how we wanted to go out to more motorcycle events, but wanted more than just riding a few hours to a camp site and staying there to party the rest of the time.

Back in early 2014, my phone rang and a new friendship began. Justin Spears was on the other end, asking for support with a new project, called Heroes Run, which he was spearheading with his longtime friend, Joe Davenport.