LOWSIDE Magazine Issue 7
68 pages - BIKES: 1981 Harley FXE - 1969 shovelhead chopper - Redbone's panhead - SHOW: East Coast Gypsy Run 5 - 2011 Brooklyn Invitational - Lowbrow Holeshot - PRODUCT REVIEW: Cut Rate riding gloves - PROFILES: Michiel de Molenaar - Slims Fab - Kustom Ink doesn't cut and past content from others, like others do!
PRICE: AU$13 each, INCLUDES shipping {Australia only}.
AVAILABLE SINCE: January 18, 2012.

LOWSIDE Magazine Issue 6
68 pages - BIKES: 1971 FLH chopper - 1975 Honda CB400F - Matt Brady's "Brown Boy" ironhead chopper - Adam Jones' knucklehead - EVENT: 2 Thousand Mile Run (Dime City Cycles) - Ride To Skate 5 - FEATURE: Tales From the Oily Side - TECH (sort of...): Vapour Blasting - CARS: Jeff Knorr's '28 A roadster.
PRICE: AU$13 each, INCLUDES shipping {Australia only}.
AVAILABLE SINCE: October 27, 2011.

LOWSIDE Magazine Issue 5
68 pages - BIKES: Tyler Hilton's '82 Sportster XLS cafe racer - Vander's Panhead chopper - '86 Evo Sportster - Scott McKelvey's '60 Panhead chopper - CARS: Geisey's '30 Ford pickup - FEATURES: It's Better In the Wind - Brotherhood & Bikers - Collaboration - Rusty Spokes - PRODUCT REVIEW: TT&Co lamplighter headlight - PROFILES: Renaissance biker (Sean Sweeney) - Music, guts & leather (Chris Chancey) - The Jebby Shack - Blue Moon Kustoms.
PRICE: AU$13 each, INCLUDES shipping {Australia only}.
AVAILABLE SINCE: June 25, 2011.

LOWSIDE Magazine Issue 4
68 pages - BIKES: Saint & the BSA 500SS - Brandon Gibson's knucklehead - Grimace's CB750F chopper - CARS: Tommy's 1926 Pontiac sedan - HOW TO: DIY Powdercoating - PRODUCT REVIEW: Fox Creek chopper bag - PROFILES: Arno's place - Kundratic Kustom Motorcycles - Rob's Used Harley Parts.
PRICE: AU$13 each, INCLUDES shipping {Australia only}.
AVAILABLE SINCE: March 16, 2011.

LOWSIDE Magazine Issue 3
68 pages - BIKES: Juan Carlos' chopper - Joel Lang's "Emma"'77 XS650 - Brian Riley's Evo chopper - Tim Lund's panhead chopper - Triumph 750 Bonneville chopper - CARS: Luke Ellis' '33 Plymouth coupe - EVENT COVERAGE: 4th Annual Gypsy Run - Lowside Issue 3 release party - Iron Horsemen M.C Street Bike Drags - PROFILES: Reverend Jim Goodrich.
PRICE: AU$13 each, INCLUDES shipping {Australia only}.
AVAILABLE SINCE: March 16, 2011.

LOWSIDE Magazine Issue 2
68 pages - BIKES: Paul’s bike - Bubs’ shovel - Rzart 81 kawasaki 440 ltd - Johnny Rinaldi’s Baltimore Buell 46 - CARS: Ruby - ‘62 coupe deville - EVENT COVERAGE: Revenge Run - Skate to Ride - HOW TO: Wiring an LED taillight - magneto mods for cheap bastards - PRODUCT REVIEW: nlamc sweaters - biltwell seat hinge - PROFILES: Shinya Kimura - cut rate - POEM: last pass.
PRICE: AU$13 each, INCLUDES shipping {Australia only}.
AVAILABLE SINCE: August 6, 2010.

LOWSIDE Magazine Issue 1
68 pages - From Tim, the editor: "Everything is so accessible these days, with the internet and mass media combined there is no hunt involved. If you want to know everything there is to know about Richard Hell, you can just Wikipedia it and you’re an expert. This is pretty much true for just about anything, you can read it then know it in a few clicks of your mouse. But there are a few things that still remain inaccessible. For example; of course you can go on YouTube and watch a guy set the points on his iron head. But can you truly understand how to set your points if you haven’t done it on the side of 95 in the dark with a pocket knife and a business card? No, not at all, the understanding is completely different. This is where we set ourselves apart from the masses. We can’t just pick a bike or a car from the showroom floor and be content with it. We are tinkerers, artists, craftsman and maniacs. Having something everyone else has never suited us and it never will. Why would anyone sit in an 11x17 shed in 10 degree weather just to make a rusty old bike run? Because pushing a button on a new geezer glide doesn’t give any feeling of achievement. For anyone who has ever kick started a bike you will understand this feeling. There is so much to be said about bringing a machine to life by the downward kicking motion of one’s leg. LowSide magazine has one goal in mind; relating this feeling to others who can empathize with our sore knees, hurting backs from laying on cold floors and busted knuckles. We chose a separate path and low side magazine is simply here to document that path with photographs and articles taken and written by people like you and me."
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AVAILABLE SINCE: August 6th, 2010.

Living The Life
180 Pages. 9" x 9", limited edition hardcover.
"Classic images of bikers from the 70’s and earlier are a hit among today’s discriminating enthusiasts. And it’s not just a case of looking back through rose colored glasses to motorcycling’s past. Rather it is the natural consequence when popular culture celebrates cartoonish exaggerations, and shuns the genuine. Doug Barber’s photos remind us of a time when the bikes, and the people that rode them were the real deal. Thankfully, Doug was there living it; not just as an observer from the outside. This collection of images combined with the words of Sorez the Scribe provides a unique glimpse into our culture’s past. For those that lived, partied and rode during that time it’s a memory book of sorts. For the new generation it represents the path less chosen, inspiration, and a history book of our two- wheeled forefathers. Living the life, it’s good for your soul." Todd Ingram (Editorial Director - Iron Horse Magazine)
PRICE: AU$65 each, INCLUDES shipping {Australia only}.
AVAILABLE SINCE: August 6th, 2010.