Our same friends that organized the rad Strange Days event back in July are at it again.

I recently linked up with Scott "Big Scott" Peck and had the opportunity to shoot his killer Root Beer Float shovel built by Rhett Holley.

Free beer, rad bikes, and a killer venue? How often does that happen? Almost never.

Words by Amy Sue Sporty - Photos by Benny Stucker - Waking up to a crisp 38 degree morning (with a stiff neck and back from the 292 mile journey to Edinburgh, Indiana the day before) I, for one, was glad we were all crammed in a Red Roof motel room that smelled like stale beer and faint cigarette smoke, listening to snoring and stifled voices, and not camping.

In Illinois, we mostly spend our time admiring Michael Jordan and singing tunes from the Blues Brothers while bashing Wisconsin through a mouthful of deep dish pizza.

Article by Christopher Galley - It was a quick turnaround to make this year's Mama Tried show. I had less than two weeks between shows, and I had some work to do.

Long Brothers Choppers and the Georgia Grundle Run, if that ain't country, I'll kiss your ass. I first met these boys on the Manhandle the Panhandle show in Pensacola, Florida.

I've covered the Brooklyn Invitational for ChopCult for many years. Those of you not familiar with this East Coast event, the Invitational is the annual custom bike show held at Root Studios in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, NY.

A handful of months ago I got a text from my buddy Tim Statt, who resides in Rochester, New York, telling me about this event I should check out.

Up until a couple of months ago, I had never heard of Worcester, Massachusetts before. A small town an hour outside of Boston had no reason to capture my interest until I found myself shooting Jerry Merola's bike for ChopCult