Past History with Russell Mitchell By Mark Masker Photography by Courtesy Of Exile Cycles, Howard Kelly, Ernie Lopez, Mark Masker Not all of the famous builders got started early on. Some were in grade school (or younger) when Street Chopper first hit the stands. Russell Mitchell was one of them. He was born in Frampton [...]
by Mark Daley Featured on the cover of V-Twin Magazine (May 2008 issue). A 120 cubic inch Accurate Engineering Outlaw Pan Head, dual SS carbs. Baker 6 speed trans, Thunderstruck belt drive. Thunderstruck/Ego Trip Wheels. All sheet metal & accessories work by Mark Daley. Paint by Mad Gini. Owners: John and Dee Barker, Grants Pass [...]
Fort Lauderdale based Thunder Cycle Designs, owner and president, Eddie Trotta has been building custom motorcycles for more than 30 years. At the age of 16 he built his first shovelhead chopper while working at East Coast Choppers in New Haven, Ct. Eddie is now recognized as one of the top custom bike builders in [...]
ONE WORD SAYS IT ALL,THIS BIKE TOOK 30 YEARS TO BUILD, WITH OVER 6 MONTHS OF PAINT WORK, AND USING EVERY TRICK IN THE BOOK, THE SKUNK IS THE PRIDE OF EDDIE TROTTA’S CUSTOM CHOPPERS, START YOU BIDDING HIGH, 300 DIDN’T TAKE IT HOME! VIA; THUNDERCYCLE.COM
Built a new Bobzilla for my photographer friend Paul Figura. Features my entire Choppers INC Bobzilla parts line: Bobzilla frame, Bobzilla Springer Front End, Bobzilla Sissy Bar, Bobzilla Gas Tank. Choppers INC Trucker Girl Taglight and Trucker Girl Foot Controls. Choppers INC Six Gun Ball Milled Foot Pegs & Passenger Pegs. Logan Reise Seat. Via: ChoppersInc.com
THIS BIKE HAS IT ALL, 124″ BILLET H&l MOTOR, 6 SPEED RSD BAKER TRANNY WITH A BRAKE CALIPER ATTACHED TO KEEP THE REAR WHEEL CLEAN, PRIMO BELT DRIVE, AND MORE! Via: Thundercycle.com
Mike Learn Airbrush and Design was founded in 2002 in a 600 sq ft shop on the back of our property in Tempe, AZ. Over the first year we quickly gained an expanding client base and we hired my sister Darla to help handle the business. By the beginning of 2003 it was obvious that [...]
