The Second issue of Cast Iron, Laurent Bagnard's french magazine is out now. It's much more than a fanzine, with a very classy layout and photographs.
Nice "Job" Laurent, we love it !
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Showing posts with label Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magazine. Show all posts
Monday, March 12, 2012
Cast Iron Magazine issue 2
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The Second issue of Cast Iron, Laurent Bagnard's french magazine is out now. It's much more than a fanzine, with a very classy layout and photographs.
Nice "Job" Laurent, we love it !
# Texts in English and French
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The Second issue of Cast Iron, Laurent Bagnard's french magazine is out now. It's much more than a fanzine, with a very classy layout and photographs.
Nice "Job" Laurent, we love it !
# Texts in English and French
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Greasy Kulture on Store
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No need to introduce the famous magazine "Greasy Kulture" conceived and produced by Guy Bolton in England, we now have in stock this magazine.
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No need to introduce the famous magazine "Greasy Kulture" conceived and produced by Guy Bolton in England, we now have in stock this magazine.
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
New magazines on store
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Italian Motors -Issue #4
As usual Adam Bolton, the man behind "Italian Motos magazine" has prepared for us the best Italian pasta...
In stock now on our store
In this issue:
Exclusive '67 MV Agusta 600cc tourer unrestored and original, Nick’s Ducati Baines Imola no. 1, Paolo’s Lambretta Li 150 special from Italy, Benelli Cobra Scrambler, ’31 Alfa Romeo 8C built from parts. Modded Morini 507, Matt Machine’s Guzzi Le Mans special, Guzzi Stelvio and Norge launch report, Peter K’s stunning bevel Ducati flat tracker
Sideburn - Issue #9
Sideburn: the magazine for Dust eaters
in this issue : The Sixth Street Special NYC most enthusiastic flat track amateurs, Bubba's Bike the story of a RS750 Honda,
Maxwell's BSA Beeza, The Big ass R1 engine, Johnny Lewis Twin KAWA, LuyckxThe road legal Boardtracker, Scotty's T110 Flying Zombie
Field days Hiroshima, and of course the; The Trophy girl
In stock now on our store
DICE - Issue #40
Anyways people...here it is! The big 40!! It's a heavy one for us and we still can't believe that we get to make a magazine about everything we love in this world and people are so supportive of it! For that we would like to thank you and let you know that we feel the love and it makes us want to cry sometimes.
The cover for this monumental issue was made as a 6 foot tile mosaic by our good friend Scotty Rockland and it features the late great Johnny Chop.
In stock now on our store,
DICE - Issue #41
…What can I say...it's juicy...it's warm...it's like a pair of Lionel Blair's flapping in the wind!
It's DicE Issue 41
Inside this glorious bastard of an issue you will find a variety of motorbikes from California, Japan, Texas, Brooklyn, England, Phoenix, Connecticut, North Carolina, Sweden, Alabama...and more!
The cover was designed by Tina Charad from London, England and it brings us screaming into's the 1980's...wait didn't the 80's already happen?....
Not only that...but inside you will also find the much anticipated return of Barracuda magazine!!!
In stock now on our store
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Italian Motors -Issue #4
As usual Adam Bolton, the man behind "Italian Motos magazine" has prepared for us the best Italian pasta...In stock now on our store
In this issue:
Exclusive '67 MV Agusta 600cc tourer unrestored and original, Nick’s Ducati Baines Imola no. 1, Paolo’s Lambretta Li 150 special from Italy, Benelli Cobra Scrambler, ’31 Alfa Romeo 8C built from parts. Modded Morini 507, Matt Machine’s Guzzi Le Mans special, Guzzi Stelvio and Norge launch report, Peter K’s stunning bevel Ducati flat tracker
Sideburn - Issue #9
Sideburn: the magazine for Dust eaters
in this issue : The Sixth Street Special NYC most enthusiastic flat track amateurs, Bubba's Bike the story of a RS750 Honda,
Maxwell's BSA Beeza, The Big ass R1 engine, Johnny Lewis Twin KAWA, LuyckxThe road legal Boardtracker, Scotty's T110 Flying Zombie
Field days Hiroshima, and of course the; The Trophy girl
In stock now on our store
DICE - Issue #40
Anyways people...here it is! The big 40!! It's a heavy one for us and we still can't believe that we get to make a magazine about everything we love in this world and people are so supportive of it! For that we would like to thank you and let you know that we feel the love and it makes us want to cry sometimes.The cover for this monumental issue was made as a 6 foot tile mosaic by our good friend Scotty Rockland and it features the late great Johnny Chop.
In stock now on our store,
DICE - Issue #41
…What can I say...it's juicy...it's warm...it's like a pair of Lionel Blair's flapping in the wind!It's DicE Issue 41
Inside this glorious bastard of an issue you will find a variety of motorbikes from California, Japan, Texas, Brooklyn, England, Phoenix, Connecticut, North Carolina, Sweden, Alabama...and more!
The cover was designed by Tina Charad from London, England and it brings us screaming into's the 1980's...wait didn't the 80's already happen?....
Not only that...but inside you will also find the much anticipated return of Barracuda magazine!!!
In stock now on our store
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Monday, December 19, 2011
Men's File Issue #6 (preview)
The next issue of Men's File will be on sale in January. Here is a preview brought to us by my small spy mouse...
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Cast Iron Magazine
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Laurent Bagnard is not a newcomer to the world of custom. After founding Powerglide magazine, participated during years at all major events, photographed the most famous, having published several books including the famous Go with Moon (story of Mooneyes), Laurent and his team are now coming out the first issue of Cast Iron.
Cast Iron quarterly smells good metal, asphalt and valve amps.
It's more than a simple magazine for the quality of its binding, its contents, texts in English and French. If you like Hot Rodding, the underground custom, rock music, Cast-Iron is for you, but beware! once again ...
sold online and in a few shops, you can order it now on our site.
In addition, we offer you, the book of Laurent Bagnard 'Rebel Motorcycles Ltd', a selection of images of today greatest bike builders , the most influentials ones and not
necessarily the richest ones !
Also available on our store right now!
Laurent Bagnard n'est pas un nouveau venu dans l'univers du custom. Après avoir fondé Powerglide magazine, participé à tous les events majeurs, photographié les plus grands, après avoir publié plusieurs livres dont le fameux Go with Moon (histoire de Mooneyes), Laurent et son équipe sortent maintenant le premier numéro de Cast Iron.
Cast Iron trimestriel sent bon le métal,l'asphalte et l'ampli à tube. C'est bien plus qu'un simple magazine par la qualité de sa reliure, son contenu, ses textes en Anglais et en Français. Si vous aimez le Hot Rodding, le custom et le rock underground vous serez servi, mais attention ! encore une fois...
vendu par correspondance dès à présent sur nôtre site.
En outre, nous vous proposons, le livre de Laurent Bagnard "Rebel Motorcycles Ltd", une sélection d'images des plus grands bike builders actuels, les plus influents et pas forcément les plus riches !
Disponible aussi sur nôtre shop
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Laurent Bagnard is not a newcomer to the world of custom. After founding Powerglide magazine, participated during years at all major events, photographed the most famous, having published several books including the famous Go with Moon (story of Mooneyes), Laurent and his team are now coming out the first issue of Cast Iron.
Cast Iron quarterly smells good metal, asphalt and valve amps.
It's more than a simple magazine for the quality of its binding, its contents, texts in English and French. If you like Hot Rodding, the underground custom, rock music, Cast-Iron is for you, but beware! once again ...
there won't be enough for everyone ...!
sold online and in a few shops, you can order it now on our site.
In addition, we offer you, the book of Laurent Bagnard 'Rebel Motorcycles Ltd', a selection of images of today greatest bike builders , the most influentials ones and not
necessarily the richest ones !
Also available on our store right now!
Laurent Bagnard n'est pas un nouveau venu dans l'univers du custom. Après avoir fondé Powerglide magazine, participé à tous les events majeurs, photographié les plus grands, après avoir publié plusieurs livres dont le fameux Go with Moon (histoire de Mooneyes), Laurent et son équipe sortent maintenant le premier numéro de Cast Iron.
Cast Iron trimestriel sent bon le métal,l'asphalte et l'ampli à tube. C'est bien plus qu'un simple magazine par la qualité de sa reliure, son contenu, ses textes en Anglais et en Français. Si vous aimez le Hot Rodding, le custom et le rock underground vous serez servi, mais attention ! encore une fois...
il n'y en aura pas pour tout le monde...!
vendu par correspondance dès à présent sur nôtre site.
En outre, nous vous proposons, le livre de Laurent Bagnard "Rebel Motorcycles Ltd", une sélection d'images des plus grands bike builders actuels, les plus influents et pas forcément les plus riches !
Disponible aussi sur nôtre shop
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Sideburn #8
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Men's File issue # 5
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Here it is.... at last... The Number 5 issue (which reminds me of a great perfume).
Still restricted by the number of copies available, rare quality, the new Men's File issue will get your last summer evenings busy
Available on our shop now.
Le voici enfin, le numéro 5, (ça me rappelle un grand parfum") Toujours en quantité limitée et d'une rare qualité, le nouveau Men's file occupera vos soirée de fin d'été. Disponible sur nôtre shop dès à présent.
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Here it is.... at last... The Number 5 issue (which reminds me of a great perfume).
Still restricted by the number of copies available, rare quality, the new Men's File issue will get your last summer evenings busy
Available on our shop now.
Le voici enfin, le numéro 5, (ça me rappelle un grand parfum") Toujours en quantité limitée et d'une rare qualité, le nouveau Men's file occupera vos soirée de fin d'été. Disponible sur nôtre shop dès à présent.
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Italian Motor Magazine
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by Elmo
Italy.... seen from France has allways been a country inspiring a mix of admiration and respect.
Why?
Because of art and beauty. Every time I've been in Italy I've been surprised by all the pieces of art spreaded all over the streets, the museums, churches all over the country. On top of it Italy has so many beautiful landscapes and towns (think of Roma, Florence, Venezia).
That's , maybe , the reason why modern italian design is so inventive, refined and present everywhere. Italian people grow up and live among beautiful things all around them and it drives them to allways think of the beauty when it comes to build or conceive anything. That concerns bikes as well....
Speaking of bikes I admire the system they use in most Ducati engines (thanks to Mr Fabio Taglioni), the desmo.... : instead of leaving the return of the valves back to the seat to the will of a spring that can be late or weak, Ducati designed a desmodromic system (ie the mouvement is controlled by man, by the design of a return rocker not a spring who can do what he wants). Of course it has to be so precise, mechanically speaking that the Ducati engines are like sewing machines. I can tell you about that, guys, I've been the owner of a 1975 900SS and I've opened the engine three or four times, when you reassemble it you have to adjust plays to 1/100mm for all the axles, takes some time but so much precision made me admire the beauty of the engineers and workers job.
Look at all the italian bikes. Don't you find that the general shape, the engines, all the details are beautiful.That's what I like about italian bikes.... and we could talk about italian cars too.... but they are so out of touch
And thanks to a magazine, recent and very confidential one: "Italian Motor" we can have pictures of those beauties.... past and present.
Italian motor has been created by Adam Bolton, the brother of Guy Bolton the man behind "Greasy Culture" . This new magazine is for every italian mechanics lovers.
You can find the two first issues for sale on our store
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by Elmo
Italy.... seen from France has allways been a country inspiring a mix of admiration and respect.
Why?
Because of art and beauty. Every time I've been in Italy I've been surprised by all the pieces of art spreaded all over the streets, the museums, churches all over the country. On top of it Italy has so many beautiful landscapes and towns (think of Roma, Florence, Venezia).
That's , maybe , the reason why modern italian design is so inventive, refined and present everywhere. Italian people grow up and live among beautiful things all around them and it drives them to allways think of the beauty when it comes to build or conceive anything. That concerns bikes as well....
Speaking of bikes I admire the system they use in most Ducati engines (thanks to Mr Fabio Taglioni), the desmo.... : instead of leaving the return of the valves back to the seat to the will of a spring that can be late or weak, Ducati designed a desmodromic system (ie the mouvement is controlled by man, by the design of a return rocker not a spring who can do what he wants). Of course it has to be so precise, mechanically speaking that the Ducati engines are like sewing machines. I can tell you about that, guys, I've been the owner of a 1975 900SS and I've opened the engine three or four times, when you reassemble it you have to adjust plays to 1/100mm for all the axles, takes some time but so much precision made me admire the beauty of the engineers and workers job.
Look at all the italian bikes. Don't you find that the general shape, the engines, all the details are beautiful.That's what I like about italian bikes.... and we could talk about italian cars too.... but they are so out of touch
And thanks to a magazine, recent and very confidential one: "Italian Motor" we can have pictures of those beauties.... past and present.
Italian motor has been created by Adam Bolton, the brother of Guy Bolton the man behind "Greasy Culture" . This new magazine is for every italian mechanics lovers.
You can find the two first issues for sale on our store
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