Description
Uncover an iconic moment in motorcycle culture with the Easyriders Magazine May 2001 #335. This vintage issue features the Myrtle Beach Survival Kit, making it a must-have for enthusiasts and collectors alike, capturing the very essence of the early 2000s motorcycle scene.
This edition is a rich tapestry of thrilling stories and breathtaking bike showcases, perfect for those passionate about motorcycling history. Readers are invited to dive into fascinating articles such as "Rollin' Bones", where Paul Cavalo showcases his stunning rigid chopper, and "Strong Coffee", which spotlights a high-octane cafe racer created by the talented duo of Russ Tom and Brian Mitchell.
Significantly, the May 2001 issue delves into the trends of custom bike building that defined a generation. It provides a rare look at unique personal rides from the motorcycle community, featuring stunning bikes like Tommy Erickson's Fjord 4-Cam and the artistic Hot Lava from Chica's Custom Cycles. This magazine serves as a vibrant portal into a thriving subculture of creativity and passion.
In terms of condition, this vintage magazine remarkably retains its charm, showing light wear typical for its age. It is expertly preserved under a protective covering, ensuring its longevity and maintaining its collectible status. This care makes it an excellent find for any discerning collector.
Key features of this vintage issue include:
- In-depth articles on custom motorcycles, emphasizing innovative designs and engineering marvels.
- A community spotlight that showcases rider's unique creations, emphasizing camaraderie within the motorcycle culture.
Don't miss the chance to add this collectible magazine to your collection. Rev up your passion for motorcycle history with the pages filled with ingenuity and spirit, and celebrate the artistry of the biking community!
