Description
Discover a piece of cultural history with the Easyriders Magazine January 1993, featuring the legendary Roy Orbison depicted as a biking teenager. This unique vintage issue captures the essence of the motorcycle culture of the early '90s, complete with stunning visuals and engaging features that are sure to resonate with collectors and enthusiasts alike.
This particular issue is noteworthy not only for its cover story on Roy Orbison, a monumental figure in music history, but also for its exploration of the motorcycle lifestyle. It reflects the spirit of freedom and rebellion that is at the core of biker culture in America. Enthusiasts will appreciate the glimpse this issue provides into both the motorcycle world and the intersection with pop culture during that time.
The magazine is in excellent condition, showcasing minimal wear that is typical for its age, making it a collectible piece for any serious magazine aficionado. This is a fantastic addition to any collection of vintage magazines, offering insights and stories that remain relevant even today.
This edition comes with key features that enhance its collectibility:
- Bike features showcasing stunning rides including Jeff Scozzaro’s ’67 chopped shovel and Alan Barthelette’s ’69 Sporty.
- Spotlight interviews with unique characters in the biking community such as Dr. Marshall Davis and Desmond D’Anna.
- Event highlights including the historic Rolling Thunder V and the Ventura Antique Meet and Races.
- A captivating non-fiction feature titled Route 66 Revisited, providing a nostalgic recount of adventurous road trips.
The item being pictured in this listing is the exact item you will receive. Please check the picture for condition purposes and note that we offer combined shipping upon request. Every magazine sold is carefully protected in a plastic covering, ensuring it remains in excellent condition for years to come.
