Description
Discover the Easyriders Magazine, February 2004 issue #368, featuring the striking Jim Nasi's Celtic Creation. This vintage magazine is a must-have for any collector or motorcycle enthusiast seeking to deepen their connection to the rich culture of biker lifestyle and custom motorcycles.
This particular issue is significant as it highlights some of the most iconic custom bikes of the early 2000s, showcasing Nasi's incredible craftsmanship and creative designs. Enthusiasts will particularly appreciate the in-depth features, including:
- War! - Tempest Cycles creates a Horseman of the Apocalypse; 8
- Poised for Launch - Rivera Engineering's wide belt Pro-Street custom; 18
- Broadsword - Jim Nasi’s Celtic creation; 56
- Booby Trap - Featuring a bike adorned with 35 naked ladies; 78
- Eriksson’s ’44 Knuckle Chop - Offensively cool; 98
- Take to the Road - …with a Vengeance; 150
Additionally, the section on "Readers' Rides" shines a spotlight on contributions from motorcycle lovers, featuring their real-life rides, such as Todd "Slim" Hunt and his 1998 Fat Boy. This not only enriches the magazine's content but also connects readers with the broader biking community.
This issue is in excellent condition, showcasing light wear typical for its age, making it a great collectible item. With a protective plastic covering, it's ready for display or casual reading.
For collectors and fans of vintage magazines, this February 2004 issue of Easyriders Magazine offers a nostalgic glimpse into the biker culture of the early 21st century. Don’t miss the opportunity to add this unique piece to your collection!
The item depicted is the exact magazine you will receive. Please refer to the images for its condition, and inquire about combined shipping options.
