Description
Explore the exhilarating world of motorcycle culture with the Easyriders Magazine August 2002 Issue #350. This vintage magazine commemorates the 20th Annual Laughlin River Run, making it a must-have for motorcycle enthusiasts and collectors of vintage magazines. It captures the essence of the early 2000s biker scene, showcasing stunning chopper builds and rich, engaging content that resonates with the spirit of freedom and adventure.
This issue is particularly noteworthy for its detailed features, including incredible custom bike builds and stories from renowned motorcycle builders. Inside, you'll find a spotlight on Mitch Pernisie’s impressive rigid bike and a one-of-a-kind chopper crafted by Bif “Al” Gaither, exemplifying innovation in motorcycle design. These stories are complemented by insights into the artistry behind custom builds, shared by legendary builders like Cole Foster and Mondo.
As a piece of vintage history, the Easyriders magazine has played a significant role in shaping motorcycle culture. This August 2002 edition not only serves as a nostalgic reminder of biker charm but also as a valuable resource for those interested in motorcycle craftsmanship. It embodies a thriving community that values individuality and creativity, making it a remarkable addition to any vintage magazine collection.
This issue remains in excellent condition, showing only light wear that adds to its charm as a collectible item. Each magazine is carefully preserved with a protective plastic covering to ensure longevity.
Key features of this vintage issue include:
- Mitch’s Bitch — A comprehensive look at a radical rigid bike highlighting the artistry in customization.
- Readers' Rides — Showcasing personalized submissions, including Scott Casagrande’s 1997 1200 Sportster, exemplifying the passion of avid bikers.
Don’t let the opportunity slip away to own this collectible gem that encapsulates the fun and excitement of biker culture. Experience the thrill of the ride with the Easyriders Magazine August 2002 Issue #350.
