Description
Discover the Easyriders Magazine August 2001 #338, featuring the iconic Rey Sotelo's Indian's Chief on the cover. This vintage magazine is a prized collectible for motorcycle enthusiasts and fans of biker culture. With engaging articles, stunning photography, and in-depth features, this issue perfectly encapsulates the excitement of the early 2000s motorcycle scene.
This issue is significant not only for its captivating cover art but also for the rich content it delivers. Dive into the world of custom bikes and motorcycle culture with features including the legendary 'Beyond Thunderdome,' which explores the Mad Max saga and its inspiration on motorcycle design. The issue showcases creativity and innovation in the motorcycle community, highlighting builders and their incredible machines.
Condition-wise, this vintage magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear on the edges, typical for its age. It has been carefully preserved, ensuring that it remains a great addition to any collection. You'll appreciate the protective plastic covering that allows you to enjoy this piece of motorcycle history while safeguarding its integrity.
In addition to the exciting cover feature, this issue includes:
- Beyond Thunderdome: Mad Max comes out of Exile... Exile Cycles that is
- Perewitz Gets Rigid: A Boulevard Blaster from Big Dave out of Brockton Mass
- Camel Bike Revealed: Ron Simms of Bay Area Custom Cycles Rocks the Casbah
- Pair of Custom Pros: Pro-duction, that is. Take a look at two bolt-on beauties from DH-D
- Dream Ride: Jerry Burrow’s 1946 FLH knuckle Winter Wonder Bike
- Harley’s FXDXT: The Best Of Both Worlds; Touring and Cruising
Additionally, readers can enjoy features on readers' rides, such as Jerry Benjamin's '99 Radical Chopper and John Duffant's '98 Evo Chop Job, showcasing the diversity of the motorcycle community and the passion it ignites.
Don’t miss your chance to own this vintage issue of Easyriders Magazine, a timeless piece for collectors that celebrates the spirit of motorcycle culture.