At a time when the chopper trend was extremely Harley oriented, Dave Brackett with AEE Choppers decided to build a custom bike from a 350 Honda street bike. Because of his desire to expand the market to Japanese bikes, the chopper industry is has grown to include everything imaginable. Read Dave’s stories about his time at AEE Choppers. DAVE BRACKETT ARTICLES

Mark Stewart is a contributing writer for more than three motorcycle publications and currently is the president of Outlaw Communications, a full service PR and marketing company focusing on the V-Twin industry as a whole. When not working or riding, you can find Stewart at local events and shows covering companies, products, news and trends. MARK’S ARTICLES

In his early years Lance Lambert was hanging out in car dealer’s showrooms, pumping gas at the local Signal station, building model cars, and even attempting to drive his parents 1956 Cadillac at the age of ten. Lance is an accomplished writer whose stories recapture some great times in his life that you will love to read about.  To read more click here....

There are times, as they say, when necessity is often the mother of invention. Mark Kline’s case is no exception. After a particularly rough accident with his bike while loading it on the trailer at the Sturgis 2002 rally, his idea of the camping pod came about. Read about Marks account, his idea, and see more pictures here.

George Trosley began drawing cartoons at the tender age of five. Professional cartooning came 17 years later. Trosley's more than 30 years of humorous renderings are an illustrated slice of Auto-Americana. READ MORE...

April 2007 welcomes Lenny Cenotti as a Guest Columnist. Lenny had the honor and pleasure of working with Mr. Tom McMullen at AEE Choppers many years ago, and has offered to share his blog with us. Click here to read some of his excerpts.

We’d like to welcome Laurence P. Scerri (Larry), “The Ironhorse Writer”, as our newest contributor...well actually...he is our first! Click here to read some of Larry’s great poems. More to come in the following months.