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18/10/2026

We caught up with Kaylen at Quaker Steak & L**e in York, PA, and she’s just getting started on two wheels!

At 19 years old, she’s only been riding for three weeks, but she’s had her eye on motorcycles for the past two years. She finally made it happen with a brand-new 2026 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-4RR.

After lowering the bike two inches and adding a new exhaust, she’s making it her own. For her, riding is all about the freedom that comes with being on two wheels.

17/10/2026

We caught up with Tom Banks at Glory Daze Motorcycle Show to talk motorcycles, history, and his incredible 1938 Indian Four!

Tom has been riding for nearly 60 years, and motorcycles have been part of his life since childhood. His father was an original Indian dealer who owned B&B Cycles in Braddock, PA.

Today, Tom and his partner Sean Jackson are behind Competition Distributing The Motordrome and TransAmerican Motorcycle Endurance Run along with the Black Hole Motorcycle Museum in Pittsburgh.

Tom showed us his beautifully restored 1938 Indian Four, a rare piece of motorcycle history and one of his personal favorites from his collection. Restored by Elmer Lower of Pennsylvania, this incredible machine is one Tom considers among the coolest bikes in his museum.

15/10/2026

From Queens, New York to American Motor Fest 🔥

We caught up with Adrian Rodriguez of RoadDoGG to check out their custom 2016 Harley-Davidson Softail Deluxe, and they ended up taking home 1st Place in the Cruiser Class!

From the extra metal flake, gold leaf, and pinstriping to the custom wheels, air suspension by PLATINUM AIR SUSPENSION, engraving, and chrome, this bike is packed with incredible detail.

Adrian and the AB Shop Boys crew brought it all together with some amazing work from ironwolfcustompaint and Caballeros Engraving

14/10/2026

We caught up with Tom from Hummelstown, PA, at Susquehanna Harley-Davidson Bike Night last month!

Tom’s love for motorcycles started with a mini bike from his dad, eventually leading him into motocross racing.

Now he’s showing off a piece of Harley-Davidson history! His 1966 Harley was carefully restored to its original condition, right down to the original tires and 1966 New Jersey license plate. It’s not every day you get to see a bike like this!

11/10/2026

Meet Connor Drake smith, from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦

Connor’s been riding for about 10 years, but his love for motorcycles started as a kid riding on the back of his dad’s bike. Even getting caught in the rain couldn’t convince him to hop in the van.

His 1998 Honda Shadow VT750, appropriately named “Spare Parts,” started as a $700 parts bike and turned into a one-of-a-kind custom chopper. From the handmade seat and custom handlebars to the ammo box full of tools, this bike was built to ride.

Once a year, Connor and his buddies make the trip down from Canada, riding through Pennsylvania, catching up with friends, and hitting motorcycle events.

08/10/2026

Jessica Sauerwine from Hatfield, PA, told her grandmother that one day she was going to be a biker chick. It made her grandmother cry, but Jessica knew what she wanted!

It may have taken until she was 40, but she made it happen!

We met Jessica and her husband John at the Ephrata First Sunday Motorcycle Breakfast last month, where she shared the story behind her 2005 Honda RC51.

After buying the bike in pretty rough shape, they tore it down and put it back together. Now she’s looking to add some custom touches to make it even more her own.

06/10/2026

Some people collect motorcycle history. Sean Jackson builds it, rides it, and keeps it alive.

Sean has been building since he was a kid, starting with mini bike choppers around age 12. Today, alongside Tom Banks, he’s carrying that passion forward through Competition Distributing, specializing in antique motorcycles, parts, and racers from another era.

This 1919 Harley-Davidson Banjo Two-Cam replica is about as bare bones as it gets. Eight valves. Direct drive. No brakes. No transmission. And capable of speeds over 100 mph.

And these bikes aren’t just built to sit still. Sean and Tom are keeping this era of motorcycling alive through C A R S H O W 🔄, where century-old machines get back on the track, and TransAmerican Motorcycle Endurance Run, an endurance run that takes antique motorcycles thousands of miles across the country.

More than 100 years later, they’re still building them. Still riding them. Still racing them.

05/10/2026

We caught up with Carlos from ds_nutsandbolts at American Motor Fest and his 2005 Harley-Davidson Softail Heritage, a Grim Reaper-themed build that’s making its way across all 50 states.

Along the way, shops and builders across the country are adding their own contributions to the bike and helping the build continue to evolve.

31 states down. 19 to go. Follow the journey and see where the Grim Reaper heads next 💀

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