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Article and photos by Panhead Jim -When summer finally rolls back around, one thing that everyone enjoys is a good outdoor music festival. What’s better than spending an afternoon hanging out with your friends, downing a few cold beers, and listening to some great music?

Article and photos by Benny Stucker - This was my first time going to Willie's Old Time Chopper Show in Daytona, Florida, and in fact it was my first time going to Bike Week.

Article and photos by Derek Sikes - For years I dreamt of a cross-country road trip on my chopper when I retired from the Navy back to my hometown.

Article and photos by Panhead Jim - In this post-pandemic world filled with political correctness and an ever-increasing list of rules and regulations, don’t we all deserve a bit of “bad fun”?

Article by Marjorie Kleiman - Many of you may remember Pulsating Paula’s fabulous photography from biker and tattoo rags in the ‘80s and ‘90s. 

Article and photos by Panhead Jim - When it comes to changing fluids in your chopper, the engine oil and gear oil get all the glory.

Over the past couple of years, Russell “MOW” Murchie has created a name for himself by producing chopper and Kustom Kulture art.

If you’ve attended a chopper event on the East Coast over the last few years, chances are you’ve seen one of Wes’ helmets sitting on the raffle table or hanging off a sissy bar in the parking lot.

On February 6, 2021, the temperature was -7 degrees Fahrenheit, one of the coldest days of the year. 

Words and photos by Daniel Venditto - My bud Ray Hagee is a truck driver from West Chester, PA, a small suburban town about 45 minutes outside of Philadelphia.

Not many folks know that No School Choppers changed hands a few years ago. Sean Gallagher wanted the brand and products, not the new ownership, to be the primary focus.

James Luther showcased his fully custom 1963 Triumph at the recent Ventura Nationals and took home the coveted ChopCult award created by Artist Brian Prieto and Mr. Rhythm.