Description
Easyriders Magazine November 2002 #353 is a must-have for any vintage magazine collector or motorcycle enthusiast. This fascinating issue showcases the iconic Twin-Cam engine and includes captivating features and stories that highlight the culture of the motorcycle community during that era.
This classic vintage magazine provides readers with an exhilarating look into the world of custom bikes with a tribute to 9/11 and features eye-catching designs that reflect innovative craftsmanship. Motorcycle aficionados will appreciate the rich history and artistry captured within the pages of this magazine, making it a collector's item that tells a story of resilience and creativity.
Notable highlights from this issue include:
- Calling All Angels - A tribute by Sandra Stephenson featuring her show-winning custom bike honoring the 9/11 tragedy.
- One From The Alley - Presenting Rich Remplevich’s compelling NYC Gasoline Alley Rigid bike that showcases raw power and style.
- The Bruiser Part II - A dynamic Dyna built by Arlen and Cory Ness for the talented Kent Terry.
- Humping Into History - A stunning Camel-series Chopper created by the renowned Jim Nasi.
- Barenaked Lady - An exciting blend of modern and vintage styles for Boy Rojas.
- Santa Cruz Custom’s Chopper - A detailed test ride of this impressive long bike to determine its road capabilities.
This issue is in excellent condition with light wear typical for its age, making it a collectible piece that's sure to impress any vintage magazines enthusiast. Each magazine comes protected in a plastic covering, ensuring its preservation for years to come. Experience the thrill of classic motorcycle culture through this special edition.
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Don’t miss your chance to own this unique issue of Easyriders Magazine - a true gem in the world of vintage magazines!