Description
If you're a fan of motorcycles or simply a collector of vintage magazines, the Easyriders Magazine March 2007 #405 is a must-have addition to your collection. This issue includes the exciting Test Ride of the Saxon Sceptre, making it an intriguing read for enthusiasts and anyone interested in custom motorcycles.
This vintage issue dives deep into the world of motorcycle culture, featuring prominent articles that highlight the craftsmanship and passion of motorcycling enthusiasts. The cover story about Eddie Trotta's stunning bike, showcased alongside the captivating feature, A Mighty Wind, which showcases John Vescovi's Garage Bobber, captures the very essence of motorcycling at the time.
With articles on unique rides such as Gypsy’s Biker Build-Off winner and Paul Yaffe’s Race-Prepped SuperTrapp, this magazine offers a nostalgic look back at the innovations and rivalries in the motorcycle community. You'll appreciate the in-depth coverage of custom builds like Rikki Battistini’s Stone Cold Custom and the Fox Hunt Winner, Tara.
This collectible magazine not only contains engaging content but also serves as a historical archive of motorcycle culture in the early 2000s, giving readers insights into trends and sentiments that shaped the biking community.
Conditionwise, this magazine is in excellent condition, showcasing light wear typical for its age, which adds to its charm and collectibility.
Key Features of this Vintage Magazine Include:
- Exclusive Coverage: Get the inside scoop on custom motorcycles and builders that shaped the industry, including a test ride of the Saxon Sceptre.
- Historical Significance: A snapshot of motorcycle culture from March 2007, featuring innovations and iconic bikes of the time.
This vintage magazine will be the centerpiece of your collection, appealing to motorcycle aficionados and pop culture historians alike.
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