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Easyriders Magazine - June 2004, Issue #372 is a must-have for collectors of vintage magazines and motorcycle enthusiasts alike. Known for its captivating insights into the world of motorcycles and motorcycle culture, this particular issue features Indian Larry's iconic bikes and takes a deep dive into the thrilling realm of motorcycle customization as showcased on the Discovery Channel.
The June 2004 issue of Easyriders captures a significant moment in motorcycle history, spotlighting the legendary custom builder Indian Larry. Renowned for his unique craftsmanship, Larry's influence on the motorcycle scene is unparalleled, making this magazine a treasured piece for both avid bikers and those interested in motorcycle engineering. Notably, this issue gives readers a firsthand look at the artistry and innovation that define Larry's work, as well as the camaraderie of the rider community.
This vintage magazine is in excellent condition, showing only light wear typical for its age, which enhances its appeal as a collectible item. Whether displayed in a collection or used as a conversation piece, this magazine holds a lasting significance in motorcycle culture.
Highlighted features of this issue include:
- Curves: 8 - The latest from Redneck Engineering, detailing innovative designs.
- Discovery Channel Winner!: 18 - A feature on Indian Larry's remarkable trophy collection.
- Paul Yaffe’s Cool Martian Machine: 56 - An exploration of his striking motorcycle designs.
- The Track Racer: 78 - A fascinating look at a vintage Harley build.
- Wicked Monster: 98 - Featuring a ten-foot-long motorcycle, designed to be bulletproof.
- Ten Years Later: 154 - A retrospective on Big Dog’s 2004 Chopper.
Readers will also enjoy contributions from motorcyclists including:
- Martin Scovill: 149 - Showcasing his 2002 Special Construction Softail.
- John and Kelly Roussin: 150 - Featuring their 2001 Big Boyz motorcycle.
- Walt Patalina: 151 - Presenting his unique 2003 Bourget Beach Cruiser.
Don't miss your chance to add this classic issue of Easyriders Magazine to your collection of vintage magazines. Perfect for those who appreciate the artistry of motorcycle design and the culture surrounding it.
