Feature Bikes
Bewitched – James Berry’s Triumph Chopper
Some bikes are built to be looked at. Others are built to be lived with. James “Fish Tank” Berry’s 1970 Triumph Bonneville chopper falls squarely into the second camp. This is the kind of motorcycle that’s been apart more than once, carried…
Top Ten Bikes On 2025 From Cycle Source Pages
During Daytona Bike Week, Friday, March 10, 2023 Originally Featured In Issue 318 Of Cycle Source Magazine We bust our asses all year to bring you the best iron we can find, and this list exists for one simple reason—you. Your votes, your…
Unfinished Business – An FXR That Became More Than A Machine
Originally Featured In Issue 318 Of Cycle Source Magazine Article By: Chris Callen Photos By:Josh Elzey Some motorcycles get built to be impressive. Others get built because there’s no other option. Kristy’s 1991 FXR is the latter, a bike…
Warbird FXR – Fault Line Kustoms Take On It!
Originally Featured In Issue 318 Of Cycle Source Magazine Article By: Chris Callen Photos By: Josh Elzey Some builders chase trends. Others chase function. Jason Souza has always chased the idea of building cool stuff that works—and that…
Veloce – 1937 ULH With Curves In All The Right Places
Rick Dozer’s hand-fabricated raw aluminum custom 1937 Harley-Davidson ULH Flathead with a carbon reinforced front end, built for Mike Smokie Clark. Friday, August 1, 2025. Photography ©2025 Michael Lichter. Article By:Heather Callen Photos By:…
The Sex Machine FXR
A Ground-Up FXR Built To Push The Limits of Style and Performance A little FXR Friday action with The Sex Machine FXR which was originally featured in Issue 304 of Cycle Source Magazine. You can find this and more in the pages of Cycle…
1941 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead Chopper Built by Slaughter Shack
This 1941 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead chopper built by Kenny Slaughter of Slaughter Shack Customs is a perfect example of traditional chopper style done right, featuring rare Dick Allen wheels, a rebuilt 61-inch Knuckle motor, and period-perfect…
Jesse Srpan’s Skinny Chopper Strips It Down to What Matters
Jesse Srpan’s skinny chopper is as stripped down as it gets. Built for Michael Lichter’s exhibit, it delivers raw fabrication, clean lines, and zero excess.
King Nothing: Josh Allison’s Knucklehead Masterpiece
A 1946 Knucklehead brought back from the dead and turned into a one-of-a-kind chopper—Josh Allison’s “King Nothing” is the kind of build that reminds you why these motors still matter. Featured on the cover of Cycle Source Issue 302 and now…
Tom Keefer Knucklehead | A 1944 Harley Built to Ride
There are builders who chase trends, and then there are builders who stick to what they know works—refining it year after year until it becomes their signature. Tom Keefer is one of those guys. Out of Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, Tom…
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