I've been following Hank Doss and his bike building adventures since I saw his bike, Glitterbug, a little over a year ago.

The Orgasmatron, Tim White's 1978 Shovelhead, has long been a family affair.

A small mining town founded in 1880, Bisbee is nestled precariously on hillsides and ravines in southern Arizona.

My husband Ty and I had just finished setting up camp for the Backroad Boogie and were relaxing with some friends when the cavalcade of motorcycles began to appear.

I've known George Counes of Spartan Frameworks for probably 7-8 years now, and he's always struck me as a guy that is generous with his time and knowledge.

From the moment I saw this bike sitting in the park, I knew I wanted to photograph it.

Ty and I arrived in Cleveland as the sun was setting over Lake Erie.

I first met Brent in Bisbee, Arizona when he stopped by the table where we were sitting with George Counes of Spartan Frameworks at the Howl 'N Prowl show.

If you don't live in Southern Arizona, you may not have heard of the Howl 'N Prowl, a small-town motorcycle show held annually in Bisbee, Arizona.

I first encountered Joe Gaskell's Ironhead, The Venusian, at the Howl N Prowl bike show in Bisbee, Arizona.