When it comes to accomplishing his goals, Josh Yingling is no stranger to hard work and dedication.

This year's Throwdown was a little different than most for me, I was in an accident in early August, so I was unable to ride out to the show as I had done every year prior.

Have you ever met someone that makes you very uncomfortable, but at the same time just intrigues the hell out of you so much that you just want to get to know that person?

The times of old-style chopper shows and parties are long gone and although we believe that some of the shows that are put on today are the same as those old ones, most of these are still missing certain elements.

We, as young boys, always have superheroes we look up to, but often the first hero we ever encounter is our loving father, who instills his passion into us.

The time has come and gone for the third annual Giddy Up Vintage bike show in New Braunfels, Texas. The pre-party was definitely a hit.

Most of us have had a dream of the perfect chopper in our head, but when it comes to putting together that dream, time and funds are the biggest factors.

The word chopper means so many different things to different people. But the old timers that were part of the original movement knew that each bike they built was a statement of individuality, showcasing their true personality.

Jason Ochoa became a monthly contributor in early 2014. It's very easy for me to state that Jason's the main reason for Chop Cult's growth in Texas.

If you're a motorcycle enthusiast, you can't deny that owning a Harley Davidson crosses everyone's mind at some point in time. There just isn't anything more iconic than the Harley Davidson symbol. Owning one gives you a sense of being a bad ass, even if it's only in your own mind.