Chopper History.

Talk about images that are so cool and mesmerizing that you get chills from looking. Here are a handful of 60s and 70s club cuts from Jeff Decker's collection. Fuck.

Bad As Fuck.

Danny Lyon's photos. For those of you who live on the Moon, Danny Lyon is known in the motorcycle world for the photography that he took, much of which was with the Outlaws. There are two amazing picture books filled with his photos: The Bikeriders and Portraits of American Bikers. If you don't own them or haven't seen them, do yourself a favor. I sit and stare for hours at these photo sets and always notice new details, whether it be some wacky badass riser setup or snakeskin sewn onto a vest. The panhead crossing the bridge is one of the tuffest, raddest photos of all time in my opinion. Laci actually found some gallery in New York that had an original print for sale that she was going to buy for me when we got married. I think the price tag was in the range of a real panhead.

Motor Maids.

It's probably going against the unspoken rules of chopperdom, so I'll just say it.  Summer windshields look tight. Shit, everything in this photo looks tight. The bike on the right is kind of chopperish. She replaced her standard buddy peg with a chopper peg. And her hat is kicked to the side a little bit, stating her rebel personality. If it was the 40's or 50's I would totally try to hook up with them for rides on those bikes. I really like summer windshields. 

Cool Shit.

So yesterday afternoon Brunson and Brandon came by and we sat around on my porch talking shit and drinking beer. What else do you do on Sundays? Anyways, at one point this car pulled up and parked on the curb right out front. Out comes this tattooed fellow and introduces himself as Keith. Keith lives right down the road and has an ironhead project and his brother has a shovelhead. He shot the shit with us for a little bit and showed us this picture of his brother before he split. He said this is how he got to and from school.

Real Deal.

Chosen Few MC circa times of badassness.

Butcher and his boys in 82.

This is a rad photo.

The Man.