Description
The Easyriders Magazine February 1995 issue, titled Medieval Madness: Fantasy Comes to Life, is a must-have for collectors of vintage magazines and motorcycle enthusiasts. This captivating edition features striking cover art that elegantly blends medieval fantasy with the gritty allure of motorcycle culture. It serves as a unique bridge between two worlds, appealing to those who appreciate both the adrenaline of biking and the creativity of fantasy.
This vintage issue is significant not only for its stylistic cover but also as a snapshot of the motorcycle scene in the 1990s. It encapsulates the era's rebellious spirit and showcases a variety of stunning custom bikes that speak to the freedom and adventure embodied in the motorcycling community. Collectors will find value in how this edition reflects the diverse expression of personal identity through custom builds and modifications during that decade.
Carefully preserved, this magazine is in excellent condition, showing light wear typical for its age. This makes it an outstanding collectible for anyone seeking to enrich their collection with a piece of motorcycle history. All items from Original Magazines include a protective plastic covering, ensuring that your investment remains in pristine condition for years to come. The image shown is of the exact item you will receive, allowing collectors to verify its condition before purchase.
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Featured Bikes include:
- Medieval Madness: Fantasy comes to life on J.P. Poland’s flame-snortin’ scoot
- Flashy Fat Boy: L.A. Joey showcases a Simms-styled street screamer
- Somnambulist Scoot: A classy FXR from Dave Perewitz
- Plain Putt: Eddie Kirmss’s Electra Glide-inspired Fat Boy
- Dedication: Ruben Cruz’s reborn FLH, a memorial to his brother
- Pulling No Punches: Bruce Whitted’s standout 1946 Chief
Additional stories featured in this issue are:
- Harald Dörscheln and his 1990 FLST
- Gus Treagus and his 1975 FLH
- Raye Allen and his Pan/Shovel
- Joe Palladino and his 1987 FXSTC
- Ellie Vaughn and her 1986 FXR
- Fred Fisher and his 1961 Panhead
