Choppers Magazine

Thirst before work? Then this Mesh Cap from Choppers Magazine is just what you need. Classic mesh back, iconic front print: “No Cerveza, No Trabajo” – straight from the cult movie "Born in East LA". An adjustable snap closure ensures that one size fits most.

The classic mesh cap from Choppers Magazine features the Choppers Magazine chain logo printed in the center on the front for an authentic look. The breathable mesh at the back provides good ventilation, while the adjustable snapback ensures a comfortable fit for different head sizes.

The classic mesh cap from Choppers Magazine features the Choppers Magazine logo printed in the center on the front for an authentic look. The breathable mesh at the back provides good ventilation, while the adjustable snapback ensures a comfortable fit for different head sizes.

The classic mesh cap from Choppers Magazine features the Choppers Magazine logo printed in the center on the front for an authentic look. The breathable mesh at the back provides good ventilation, while the adjustable snapback ensures a comfortable fit for different head sizes.

In 1967, Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, car and motorcycle customizer and father of Rat Fink, launched the Choppers Magazine, the first true custom bike magazine. It featured wild choppers and the first paintings by David Mann. Unfortunately, the magazine was discontinued by Roth in 1970 and the first Easyriders magazine was launched. In 2018, former WRENCH editor Cary Brobeck decided the world needed a Choppers Magazine comeback. He was to be proven right, and involved all his Easyriders Magazine friends after that venerable magazine gave up the ghost. Today, Choppers Magazine still covers the best custom creations, current road trips, artists in the scene and events. An important part of custom motorcycle history has now come back to life with this magazine.

In addition to the latest editions of the Choppers Magazine, these early days reprints of the magazine are available, too. The format corresponds exactly to the original issues. Highly interesting, especially for nostalgics of the Chopper culture.