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  • 02 May 2012

    Mean Green NAMZ Machine

    Jeff Zielinski’s Mean Green bike has quite a tale behind it. He built the bike, sold it and got it back only to rebuild it as a tribute to a lost friend. You can read about it and see more images in the pages of the May/June 2012 issue of IronWorks.

  • 19 Apr 2012

    57 Pan

    Ryan Bishop’s ’57 Panhead bobber has the iconic look of what “custom” bikes looked like back in the day. Not only does it look good but there’s a great story behind it. You can read all about it and see more photos in the 2012 May/June issue of IronWorks Magazine, on sale now. Posted by [...]

  • 11 Apr 2012

    Swiss Bobber

    Who says that bobber styled bikes are strictly American? This low lean nitros fueled machine will get ‘er done. Owned by Thomas Schindler it rolls around the mountains of Switzerland very quickly. To see or read more about “Old School Racer” check out the 2012 issue of IronWorks. Posted by Sam Kanish

  • 02 Apr 2012

    “Pure Hell”

    Now I know you’re thinking this beautiful bike was named “Pure Hell” for what the builders had to go through in the 2 1/2 months the project took. Wrong, its named after a 60′s era drag car. “Pure Hell” started as a basketcase 1977 Superglide. Now that you’ve read the tease and you want to [...]

  • 23 Mar 2012

    66 Shovel

    Doesn’t Don Glover’s 1966 Shovel have that “classic” iconic motorcycle look? Only this baby will out perform most more modern bikes. To get a better look and find out more about it get your hands on a copy of the April 2012 issue of IronWorks while they’re still available at your local newsstand, or better [...]

  • 05 Mar 2012

    “Psyclone”

    Though it looks like the 1915 vintage Cyclone boardtrack racing machines from The long gone Joerns Motorcycle Manufacturing Company, this beauty sports an ironhead Sportster engine in it. You can see and read more about “Psyclone”, built and owned by Fred Fortune, on Page 8 in the April 2012 issue of IronWorks Magazine. Source: IronWorks [...]

  • 21 Feb 2012

    Board Tracker Panhead

    Here’s a beautiful scooter built by U.S. Choppers for Gabe Wingard, a veteran of the conflicts in the Middle East. Keith R. Balls’ words and Markus Cuff’s images bring you the story of this Board Tracker themed Panhead in the April 2012 issue of IronWorks. Source: IronWorks Magazine Posted by Sam Kanish

  • 06 Jan 2012

    A Super Glide

    This featured bike is a true classic. This is a prime example of Willie G’s influence on the motorcycle world. The 1971 FX was a true factory “custom” bike that was lean and mean but not a ‘chopper.’ It was the start of a trend that continues to this day. To see and learn more [...]

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