Description
Easyriders Magazine February 2001, Issue #332, is an essential collectible for motorcycle enthusiasts and vintage magazine lovers alike. This particular issue features the exhilarating theme of "White Knuckle Drag Racing," highlighting the adrenaline-fueled world of motorcycle racing that captures the passion and culture surrounding it.
This vintage magazine plays a crucial role in documenting the motorcycle culture of the early 2000s, showcasing not only the innovative designs of the era but also the fierce competition among bikers. It offers insights into the custom build scene with detailed features on groundbreaking motorcycles and their creators. If you're a fan of choppers, drag racing, or motorcycle culture, this issue is a window into that vibrant world.
In excellent condition, this Easyriders vintage issue exhibits light wear typical for its age, enhancing its charm and authenticity. It comes with a plastic protective covering to ensure its preservation for years to come, making it an extraordinary addition to any vintage magazine collection.
This issue includes exciting articles and features that highlight the individuality of custom-built motorcycles and their riders, such as:
- Simm-erin': Rowdy Ron Simms gives us a long and nasty one
- Purpleen Player: Junior Solorio's Special Construction Booya Bike
- And Six Drops of Green: Denver's Choppers breathes new life into an ol' shovelhead
- Devil's Own: John Linden and West Coast Choppers build one from the inside out
- Model Citizen: A classy EL pan from Bill Nigro of American Motorcycle Parts
- 2001 Indian Scout: The new Scout is lighter and less filling but long on fun
This magazine also features readers’ rides, spotlighting personal stories and classic bike profiles, including:
- Tom Arnold and his '89 Heritage Softail
- Bill Johnson and his '85 FLHT
- Glen Mikolajczyk and his '00 Special Construction
- Rick Doust and his '75 Sportster
Explore the captivating world of motorcycle racing with this piece of history. Perfect for collectors and hobbyists who appreciate the charm of vintage magazines, this Easyriders issue is sure to be a cherished find.
