Author: Brass

This early cartoon published in Easyriders Magazine on October 1972, number nine by Paisano Publications Inc. is somewhat out of the ordinary by todays standards. But who gives a ….

Yep, another week has gone by, so time for the ‘new puzzle’.

On the 9th of April, Easter Sunday Beer will present his new yearbook ‘Chop, Ride and Party’, number 7, together with his doughter Kim who edited this book as well as the first six editions.

As we stated before; our 30th RMC Choppershow had to be cancelled due to unforseen circumstances. At our clubhouse located at ‘De Veken 40b’ in Opmeer we’ll host Beer’s presentaton. Of course we hope to see many of you during this day and catch up as well as admiring each others chopper/bike.

Back in the early seventies building choppers was a ‘hot’ topic. Take this nice Sportster shown above. It’s a good example of how far they were willing to go to outdo other bikers.

This article was published in Easyriders Magazine number 10, December 1972.

This Sunday a cartoon published in June 1972. Red Rider and little Beaver. As I told before; unfortunately I don’t have all the old Easyrider Magazines. But the ones I do have I can show you some articles, cartoons or illustrations.

There is so much to see in this cartoon if you look closely… I’m amazed by it.

Our friends in Friesland know their stuff. Two very nice bikes. A panhead and in the front a knucklehead.

This advertisement from 1919 was also printed in Easyriders magazine number ten from December 1972.