Greasy Kulture Magazines
Greasy Kulture started in 1999 as an obsession and a love for the aesthetics of yesteryear, from the early motorcycle clubs that sprang up on America's west coast after WWII to the choppers and crazy customs of the 1960s. And today the publishers’ passion for old motorcycles and a life on two wheels is greater than ever. GKM is an independently published magazine about traditionally-styled old choppers and bobbers and yes, occasionally cars – from around the world: the USA, Europe, Japan, Australia and from as far away as Java and Malaysia. It is published six times a year.
- Magazine »Greasy Kulture #94«
- paper
- width x height: 170 x 240 mm
- color
- English
- gross weight: 217 g
Special: W&W Wrecking Crew 1936 Harley Koslow Style Beachracer
In this issue GKM stands for "Great Koslow Machine!", ’cos in this here #94 of Greasy Kulture Magazine you’ll find a 1936 VLD, which our man for the really old clunkers, Paul Jung, dug up on the Internets, unchained it and worked his magic to turn it into a Koslow style beach racer. Check her out here in this brand spanking new issue of GKM, or end of September at the Normandy Beach Race.
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