Description
Easyriders Magazine - February 2004, Issue #368
Dive into the world of motorcycle culture with the February 2004 issue of Easyriders Magazine, featuring the stunningly unique Jim Nasi's Celtic Creation. This issue is a must-have for avid collectors of vintage magazines and motorcycle enthusiasts alike.
This special edition captures the rebellious spirit of the biker lifestyle in the early 2000s, highlighting custom builds and showcasing spectacular designs that fueled the motorcycle revolution. The captivating cover art and detailed articles within offer readers a rare glimpse into motorcycle craftsmanship, creativity, and culture, making this a collectible treasure.
This vintage issue is particularly notable for its features, including articles on Tempest Cycles' Horseman of the Apocalypse and Rivera Engineering's Pro-Street custom. Readers will also discover other exciting topics like Eriksson’s '44 Knuckle Chop and a cleverly named bike covered with artistic depictions of 35 naked ladies.
Condition-wise, this vintage magazine is in excellent condition, exhibiting light wear typical for its age, which enhances its authenticity and value as a collectible. It is encased in a plastic protective covering, ensuring its preservation for years to come.
This Easyriders vintage magazine also includes:
- War! 8 - Tempest Cycles' Horseman of the Apocalypse.
- Readers' Rides featuring stunning motorcycles from fellow enthusiasts.
The cover art of this classic issue is an eye-catcher, embodying the passion of motorcycle culture. Don't miss your chance to own this historic piece of motorcycle literature; it’s more than just a magazine; it’s a celebration of freedom on two wheels!
