Description
Introducing the Easyriders Magazine August 2005, Issue #386, featuring the captivating "The Choppah Perewitz Putt No Label." This vintage magazine is a must-have for motorcycle enthusiasts and collectors of vintage magazines alike. With its striking cover and exclusive content, it provides a unique peek into the world of custom bikes and the vibrant motorcycle culture.
This collector's item is significant not only for its stunning visuals but also for its engaging articles, including features on notable bikes like:
- Minnesota Miracle - A showcase of Donnie Smith's iconic Gibson Guitar Bike, bringing together two legendary American passions.
- Root Beer Float - Explore "The Best Bike Jesse James Never Built," which graces the magazine’s cover, offering insights into breathtaking bike designs.
- When Can You Start? - Dive into the world of Perewitz Custom bikes, with articles celebrating innovation and artistry.
This edition isn't just an ordinary magazine; it captures a moment in time that reflects the rich history of motorcycle customization and the community surrounding it. Perfect for those passionate about riding and restoration, this issue showcases the creativity of bike builders and fanatics from across the country.
The magazine is in excellent condition, with light wear typical for its age, making it a valuable addition to any collection of vintage memorabilia.
Other features in this issue include:
- Es Muy Poquito - A quirky look at the Los Lobos Mini Chopper with a light-hearted story.
- Riders' Rides - Spotlights on individual bikers like John Power with his 2001 HDTC, sharing their unique paths and adventures.
As you explore this vintage magazine, relish the captivating photography and well-crafted narratives that swirl around motorcycle culture. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a newcomer to the world of vintage magazines, the Easyriders Magazine August 2005 #386 will surely enrich your collection.
