Most people buy a project and then tear it apart and go from there. Jerome Rocha didn’t start his bike project that way. He started with a brand new frame that he had hanging in his garage
For Abel Macias it all started with a passion for lowriders and competition.
“Don’t cut yourself. Those things are sharp.” These are the words we heard when we approached this Heritage Softail Springer
Day of the Dead or Dia de los Muertos is one of the most honored Mexican traditions. Jorge Madrigal holds dear his Mexican traditions and honors his culture in every way.
Addiction comes in many forms, for Peter Romero It wasn’t drugs or lowriders it was motorcycles.
The will to learn something new sometimes drives us to do some crazy things. For Octavio “Tavo” Bustillos it was his love for motorcycles. The only problem is he had never owned one or even knew how to ride one.
After going through Cadillacs and Lincolns Gary Collett Jr. decided he wanted to build something that nobody had in his rural city: a head-turning Harley
Onlookers will be drawn to this Softail by its deep blue candy paint, but when they get closer they’ll be mesmerized by all its intricate details.
Roland Yanez may have started building cars but deep down he wanted to follow in his father’s footsteps and be a hard-core Harley rider
It is said that we are all a product of our environment. Tim Muniga of Chino, California, is a prime example of this saying. For him, classic cars, mini-trucks, and Harleys have always been a family tradition.
