Showing posts with label bikes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bikes. Show all posts

14 March 2014

01 October 2010

Motorcycho #23 and #24

Two new issues of Motorcycho have just landed in the webshop. Get them both and start October with some good readin' about bikes, road trips and rock n roll.


13 September 2010

Getting reday for the winter season?

Summer is gone and so is the Swedish hot rod/kustom/bike season. Fall is the beginning of projects in the garage, dreaming of better weather and planning for next summer.

But some crazy riders are getting ready for winter and ice racing. Check out "Icy Riders".



For three years, documentary filmmaker Bengt Löfgren, followed the riders, mechanics and fans in the glorious world of Ice Speedway. Icy Riders is a film about dreams, ambition and aging during what might become the last season of the legendary ice speedway rider Posa Serenius.

Get it at the HepCat Store!

11 August 2010

Greasy Kulture Issue 16

It's heeeere! It’s a goodun... Philip from DSK in Holland has his lovely 45 on the cover, with some more great shots inside by Floris Velthuis. What else? Irish Rich unveils some of the secrets of the old H-D factory on Juneau Ave as revealed to him in a Milwaukee bar… we talk to Meatball and his customer David Borras on how they built a Triumph together when they live 6000 miles apart... Jason Parker tells us why he loves to hate his Shovelhead... and more!

Greasy Kulture

29 May 2010

RIP Dennis Hopper

Dennis Hopper has passed away, aged 74. We hope he's riding his bike on that big highway in the sky.

A young Dennis Hopper.


Dennis Hopper, left, and Peter Fonda in "Easy Rider", 1969



07 January 2010

The Harbortown Bobber

The Harbertown Bobber

Check out the documentary The Harbertown Bobber, the latest dvd from One World Studios. It features music from J.Tex, The Untamed and Swing of Sahara.

From the directors of the award-winning motorcycle movies "Choppertown: the Sinners" and "Brittown" comes a new motorcycle fabrication adventure.

Two years in the making, The Harbortown Bobber follows the ground-up build of Scott DiLalla's '69 bobber as various back yard masters put their hands on it creating a unique custom motorcycle, showing their techniques and telling their own personal stories along the way.

Guaranteed to make you go out back and fire up the welder!