Dave Polgreen has been building attention-grabbing custom Harleys for as long as we've been publishing the magazine; in fact, he was on the cover of issue four – then again in issue 61! In other words, we like what he builds; and this single-shocked, super-modified KHK (which picked up a couple of awards at Born Free last year) is no exception. We've waited a while for a feature; it's been on a ship to Japan... but didn't quite get there! You'll find the full story in the new issue 92 ..read more

The two big boys of American motorcycle manufacturing from the mid-20th century, Harley-Davidson and Indian, have each always had passionate and partisan support. And never the twain (twin?) shall meet... But these days, some bike builders are a bit less – what – loyal? blinkered? and are happy to mix and match certain elements of both makers to create a motorcycle that offers a 'best of both worlds' riding experience. Smit, from Braidwood in Australia, is one such open-minded owner: and he created the Harley U on the cover of the new issue 91 as a result of his enlightened thinking. Which bit ..read more

Check out the new issue, with bikes from the USA, UK, Belgium, Netherlands, Japan and Spain. Every style you can imagine from show chopper to stock bagger, with bob-jobs and even a Servi Car in between ..read more

Gary Royal knows how to build a show bike – if you saw his Born Free Knuckleheads this summer you know what we're talking about. But this righteous Panhead – complete with girder front end – is his everyday rider and we love it. He's on the cover of new issue 89 and we have a big feature inside, shot in San Francisco by Mark F. Kirkland. Check it out. But be quick: the web store closes for a two week break from Sunday October 2nd and we won't be shipping any orders during that break ..read more

Issue 87, starring Kenny Slaughter from St Louis on his super-cool '37 Knuck chopper on the cover, is out right now. What's more, if you're looking for the perfect gearhead gift or something old 'n' rare for the shelves of your workshop, check out some of the new collectibles we've just added in-store ..read more

Daniel Crean's '56 Panhead chopper's on the cover, Jimbob Sinclair's muscly '70s showbike is inside, plus coverage of the new Still Lovin' Chopper show – all from Australia, GKM's spiritual home. A bit of sunshine while the rest of us emerge from winter! We also bring you features from the USA, Japan and Greece! Can't say we're not global. Check out issue 86 here ..read more

We've just added some treasures to our page of rare finds... these are one-offs and originals, everything from a '50s leather jacket to 1960s diecast models. Check 'em out! And remember, once they're gone, they're gone ..read more

It's exactly 15 years since we published the first issue of Greasy Kulture and back then Max was making news with his constantly fresh take on the chopper scene, his respect and love for the traditional styles and methods of yesteryear and his integrity as a person and bike builder. He's still doing it... and it's apt he's on our cover for this anniversary. Moochie's Knuck... which Max revived and restored to the road... has quite a bay area history. Read all about it here ..read more

New issue is out and features John Edwards on the cover with his award-winning Knucklehead that he built for Born Free in the summer. John first graced our cover back in issue 12 and we love his style and attention to detail. This chopper is spotless and adorned with cool period parts. Have a look here. And if you missed out on our Greasy Kulture baseball shirts last time round we have a few more in stock. But be quick, we only do small runs of these ..read more

Maybe it's because the weather's getting colder and most of you are staying in the garage rather than out riding, braving the autumn chill, but the new issue has sold fast! We're down to one box left; so if you want a copy of issue 83 with Vincent Summers and his beautiful Harley big twin flathead on the cover, grab yourself a copy sharpish ..read more