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Eric Greenfield might be one of the most enthusiastic chopper builders I’ve ever met, hands down. Enthusiasm emitted in a way that is contagious, in a good way, and with the know-how and creativity to back up that enthusiasm, his bikes are something to stop and take notice of.

I could have easily titled this feature The Apology as I need to apologize to ChopCult member Jesse Pafford publicly.

Although my bud Dan Carballo claims his insurance underwriting job isn’t that exciting, he knows what works when it comes to shovelheads.

James Luther showcased his fully custom 1963 Triumph at the recent Ventura Nationals and took home the coveted ChopCult award created by Artist Brian Prieto and Mr. Rhythm

My bud Ray Hagee is a truck driver from West Chester, PA, a small suburban town about 45 minutes outside of Philadelphia. I first met Ray at the Old Skool Bike Show in Chadds Ford, PA, a few years back with his badass 1950 panhead

I had the distinct pleasure of meeting Joe Davenport many years ago through his work with the Heroes Run. Joe, along with his friend and partner, Justin Spears, brought the folks in Richmond, VA together to help children.

My bud Ray Hagee is a truck driver from West Chester, PA, a small suburban town about 45 minutes outside of Philadelphia. I first met Ray at the Old Skool Bike Show in Chadds Ford, PA, a few years back with his badass 1950 panhead, “Ugly Bike”

In today's ever-changing, fast-paced world, communication has moved from emails to direct messaging. One would go nuts trying to keep up with everyone's needs, myself included. Once in a while, you open a dm from a person who wants to share their latest build with you.

I met Rex Harris back in 2014 at Pinned Ohio in Columbus. We've stayed in contact here and there since then, mostly when seeing each other at events around the Midwest. It's always a pleasure to run into him, especially when it’s warm and he's on his bitchin’ Shovelhead.

Scott has done a fantastic job with this bike and has put 10 years of miles on her. You can’t put a price on trustworthy and, there’s much to be said for being able to push a button, firing it up every time, and hit the road. Job well did, sir, job well done. -Jennifer

ChopCult member Nic Jacobs first threw a leg over a dirt bike at the age of four and as he says "it's been downhill since." He's one of the millions of enthusiasts that lives and breathes all things two wheels to the point of starting a small shop in San Antonio, Texas called Dumbluck Garage. When he's not wrenching at Dumbluck, you can find him at Action Bikes working as a bicycle mechanic.

Hey everyone, it's Josh from Cry Baby Cycles again! Today we're talking handlebars! Everyone needs them, and there is a sea of options out there. If you're having trouble finding what you like or the last 10 bikes you have seen have the same pair, then maybe it's time to build some!