Over the past couple of years, Russell "MOW" Murchie has created a name for himself by producing chopper and Kustom Kulture art.

I met Christian Newman just as he was finishing a pretty wild Nissan Skyline-powered BMW 325is; shortly after this he transitioned from cars to motorcycles

I met A.J. Johnson about five years ago when he started renting a spot at The Hole In The Sky garage here in Indianapolis.

Greasy Kulture Magazine issue 64 is selling fast and features the usual mix of beautifully shot, traditionally-styled and built bikes from around the globe.

I recently linked up with Scott "Big Scott" Peck and had the opportunity to shoot his killer Root Beer Float shovel built by Rhett Holley.

I've been following Hank Doss and his bike building adventures since I saw his bike, Glitterbug, a little over a year ago.

Free beer, rad bikes, and a killer venue? How often does that happen? Almost never.

A feature of ChopCult that we have always been proud of, but one that arose quite serendipitously, is our strong international following.

Issue 80!!! That's right....the big 80!! An amazing issue that absolutely bursting at the seams of the most amazing machines on the planet!! If you love motorcycles and you love life, you're gonna love this shiz.

Words by Amy Sue Sporty - Photos by Benny Stucker - Waking up to a crisp 38 degree morning (with a stiff neck and back from the 292 mile journey to Edinburgh, Indiana the day before) I, for one, was glad we were all crammed in a Red Roof motel room that smelled like stale beer and faint cigarette smoke, listening to snoring and stifled voices, and not camping.