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Brandon is a college student originally from Buffalo NY, soon to be residing in San Diago. His passions are motorcycles, photography, skateboarding and traveling as much as possible. Brandon studies Business/Economics at Buffalo State College and also works as a Real Estate agent part time. Brandon's two shovelhead projects take up most of his free time. When he's not in the garage, you can see him either broken down on the side of the road, working on his Running Rich zine or attending some of the Northeast motorcycle events.

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Christian Newman's Stainless Knucklehead

By Brandon Fischer
May 18, 2022
Features, Motorcycles, People
May 18, 2022
6 comments

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

Snake's 1955 Panhead

By Brandon Fischer
July 10, 2017
Features
July 10, 2017
8 comments

Not many older bikes today are used as everyday runners. Most are kept clean, safe, and stashed away in a garage. Snake's pan, on the other hand, has the look that any hard ridden bike should have.

Too Far Gone

By Brandon Fischer
April 11, 2017
Features
April 11, 2017
3 comments

Heading down the Oregon coast, it was an early morning full of fog and mist. We were looking to thaw out somewhere, so we turned into a Fred Meyers parking lot. Our plan was to grab a coffee and quickly hit the road.

Hot Off The Press: Running Rich

By Lisa Ballard, Brandon Fischer
January 5, 2017
Features
January 5, 2017
5 comments

Brandon Fischer is 25 years old and currently lives in Buffalo, New York. You probably remember seeing his photography in the Apocalypse Run 9 feature published back in October.

Apocalypse Run 9

By CHOP CULT, Brandon Fischer
October 17, 2016
Events, Features
October 17, 2016
4 comments

Words by Christian Newman / Photos by Brandon Fischer - Unless you've ever visited Michigan's Upper Peninsula, it's difficult to convey the atmosphere: a combination of rural south mentality coupled with a flat, tree laden, northern landscape where surprisingly well-maintained roads