Feature Bikes
Brandon Hoffman’s 1986 FXR Chopper: Down to the Bolts
Brandon Hoffman's 1986 FXR chopper combines an 89-inch stroker, a clean monoshock rear end, and custom fabrication with obsessive attention to detail—even down to the ARP hardware hidden beneath the seat.
Hot Damn!
The best motorcycles usually come with a story, and every once in a while that story isn’t about the guy who owns the bike, it’s about the guy who built it. That’s exactly what happened here.
Supercharged Harley Flathead Bobber Built With a Kawasaki Jet Ski Blower
Rick “Dozer” Dozer turned a Kawasaki jet ski blower and chromed Harley VL frame into an unforgettable supercharged flathead bobber for Smokie Clark.
Dave Lowry’s 1948 Harley Flathead: Three Generations, One Build
Dave Lowry turned his grandfather’s collection of motorcycle parts into a running 1948 Harley flathead with help from his dad and daughter. Watch their family garage build on Cycle Source’s Out of Focus.
Pearl: Steve Hilpisch’s 1965 Triumph Bonneville Bobber
Steve Hilpisch and his dad built Pearl, a clean 1965 Triumph Bonneville bobber created in their Avon, Indiana garage through a year of nights and weekends.
Creature Feature: Alex Higgins’ 1952 Panhead
Alex Higgins’ 1952 Panhead brings his gritty Electric Garbage style off the page and onto the street through a collaborative build by a talented Milwaukee crew.
Lil’ Mama: Ryan Gore’s Stainless-Framed Shovelhead Chopper
Ryan Gore of Paper Street Customs built Lil’ Mama from the ground up for Lucky Witherspoon, combining a polished stainless frame, Shovelhead power and a distinctive cantaloupe-and-bronze finish.
La Madre: Emily’s Tennessee Chopper
Article By: Heather Callen. Photos By: Missi DeBord From Issue 319 Of Cycle Source Magazine. See The Entire Digital Issue HERE Or Subscribe HERE Today And Get A Real Magazine Delivered To Your Door! During the 85th Sturgis…
Long Time Coming: Abdul Majeed Al-Qarni’s First Bike, First Build
Abdul Majeed Al-Qarni waited years to own his first motorcycle. When the time finally came, he transformed a stock Harley-Davidson Softail into a teal, silver-inlaid Vicla that earned second place at the 2025 Batabit Show in Qatar.
Kahn: Duane Ballard’s 1989 Yamaha FJ1200 Digger
There’s something about diggers that refuses to die. Maybe it’s the long lines, the attitude, or the fact that they’ve always lived a little outside the rules.
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