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We've all seen or heard The Picturebooks, one of our favorite hard-rocking biker bands…. well get ready for the new band on the scene - The Engine Books! No just kidding, The Engine Books aren’t the newest rock craze, but rather a series of fantastic soft cover books showcasing the powerplants that are the hearts and souls of our two-wheeled family members. Photographer Patrick Katzman has released this new series, stemming from his work through the Thrash It Don't Stash It series. While taking photos for the Volume I & Volume II books, Patrick shot some vertical images of the...

Nicholas Hagelin and Isaac Whalen are two friends that came together to create Zarkin Froods. Zarkin Froods is a zine dedicated to the enthusiasts of the road and the motorcycles they ride. We plan on featuring upcoming issues of Zarkin Froods shortly, but until then, please take a moment to get to know the editors. How did you both cross paths?  Nick - I'm sure I met Isaac at least once before, but my first real memory of this dude was him showing up to a party I was throwing. He was dressed up like Hunter S. Thompson and had...

One of the best things about social media is crossing paths with ChopCult member Rob Hudnut, known to most as Cycle Monster. Rob illustrates detailed how-to techs for everyone to enjoy and use as a valuable resource. He's also a very talented painter and leather craftsman. Please take a moment to get to meet the genius behind Cycle Monster. Name: Rob Hudnut  ChopCult profile name: "Merlins Beard" but I've never posted anything. I mainly just read the build threads.  Current location: Portland, OR  Tell us a little bit about yourself: Where did it all start? My folks were heavy into...

Article and photos by Panhead Jim I can almost guarantee that if you are reading this article, that you probably grew up hitting bikes shows at local Harley dealerships and independent shops. You remember the ones, where two dozen bikes show up in some parking lot on a Saturday morning, and if you were lucky, there was one cool motorcycle worth checking out. The thing was that one cool bike made the whole event worthwhile, and you probably spent the rest of the weekend talking about it. Now try to wrap your head around an event where there are over...

Article by Holly Anderson / Basket Case Magazine  The beginning of April marks the end of a wet winter and the unofficial start to event season here in NorCal. No better way to start than with a custom bike and van show located in in the small farming town of Lodi, California. Just a few shifts south of Sacramento, the good folks over at TRIco hosted the First Annual Locked N’ Lodi on the main drag of the town. Folks from all around California showed up in enclaves to show off their builds, lining the old town streets with huge...