Motorcycle Techbooks

By: Timothy Remus . Choppers are back! And though the styling might look the same as thirty years ago, the new bikes are assembled from parts that are better in every way from anything available in 1969. New Knuckle and Panhead engines put out 80 and...

By: David H. Jacobs . The Secrets for Making Any Bike Look Its Best And you thought you knew how to clean your bike. Think again! David H. Jacobs Jr. will teach you things you didn't even know you didn't know. Detailing is much more than a quick...

By: JoAnn Bortles . We're in the midst of the biggest boom in motorcycle customization since the days of Easy Rider. Todays custom bikes feature elaborate paint schemes worthy of hanging in museums and worthy of even more elaborate price tags. A...

By: Timothy Remus . What started in the mid-90s when a few people decided to build stock Softails from aftermarket parts - because they couldn't buy one at the dealer - has evolved into a full blown industry. Today, every small town has a Chopper or...

By: Timothy Remus . An explosion of new parts from the motorcycle aftermarket now makes it possible to build your own motorcycle from scratch. One designed from the start to answer your need for speed and style. This book is intended to help you make...

By: Mike Seate . Although the spotlight shines brightest on leading chopper builders such as Jesse James, Billy Lane and the Teutuls, there is a large network of creative and talented chopper designers and fabricators at work across the country. Their...

By: Timothy Remus . Wolfgang Publications is pleased to announce their first how-to DVD. How to Build a Bobber documents the assembly of two new-school Bobbers. The first assembly takes place at Redneck Engineering using one of their hardtail frames and...

By: Alan Mayes . They're motorcycles almost beyod the imagination. Raked, chromed, rebuilt and repainted, assembled from assorted parts and pieces, these creations become works of art on two wheels and outrageous riders that are fun to see and even...

By: Mike Seate . Choppers, originally the favored rides of outlaw bikers, represent the pinnacle of todays motorcycling chic. Choppers designed by top builders routinely command six-figure prices. Once relegated to the scrap heap of pop-culture history...

By: Mike Seate, Linda Black McKay . Builder and rider Mike Seate profiles today's best in custom choppers and bobbers. Bared to the bone and splashed in wild colors or outfitted with the most amazing custom parts, a chopper can be anything you want...

By: JoAnn Bortles . Bortles covers everything from basic prep work to advanced finishing techniques. The techniques and processes can be used on any type of motorcycle from a production road bike to a custom chopper with extravagant bodywork. Among the...

By: Bill Stermer . Whether you’ve never ridden before or are getting back into it after some time off, a little knowledge can make motorcycling on public roads a lot more enjoyable. From the kind of bike to buy to the kind of helmet to wear, from...