"Putte panna" is already taken as nickname, but this Putte (Patric) Petterssson is for sure another Panhead powered person. From our very first magazine. All magazines are still available in our webshop...
Been curious about the mag and the content? Now we are closing the digital subscription section though we have no chance keeping it updated as required but instead we open up everything...
Been curious about the mag and the content? Now we are closing the digital subscription section though we have no chance keeping it updated as required but instead we open up everything...
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If you buy a ready-made bike from someone, you will often hear, oh, that’s the one “Kalle Gråskägg” built. For a creative soul, this can feel enervating and painful because as a...
We asked for more rides and storys, because whatever it is, shows are certainly fun, but it’s often the same rides that shows at event after event during that particular season. And we’re convinced there’s so much more that deserves some time in the spotlight. The result, or perhaps the response, was totally awesome and we weren’t really surprised, but really happy about how many cool builds there are. The first bike we highlight is Anders “Lunkan” Lundqvist purple Sportster chop.
I like cool things, well, you think, because what is cool is entirely a matter of taste. But when it comes to bike builds, the balance between function and looks is always a difficult line to draw. In this particular case, the undersigned went all in on something that would look cool and much less what was good to ride on, and it became fun, low and cool, but honestly anything over 70 miles was real pain for my ass
During the last 10-15 years, Daniel Fogell has built an average of one new bike every year, well apart from the ones he built for others that is. Great craftsman with an eye for details and choice of materials that make his builds both genuine and in many cases real eye magnets. His latest creation Flaky IV, which we previously wrote about, was perhaps a bit of a finishing touch, because Daniel has now also decided to leave the rather financially difficult life of a bike builder. We can only regret, because he obviously knew how to build bikes quite early on.
