W&W Snapback Caps

The Sidewinders are true Rock’n’Roll shades with that authentic Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison look you always wanted. Feature wider paddle style temples with sturdy hinges for increased comfort and long service. The lenses are made from Trivex, an urethane-based material with superior optics, ultra light weight and extreme strength.

Wrecking Crew T-Shirt Artist Edition #4:...

How about some mud, dust, ice and sugar cane? Here’s some ready-made adventures for your coffee-table or fireside armchair: 4 photo books, which cover W&W’s epic rides on classic Harleys to the jungles of Panama, on Ruta 40 from Buenos Aires to Fireland, on Mackenzie Ice Road in Northern Canada and from Havana to the Caribbean beaches of Cuba. Severe side-effects like wanderlust, wrench attacks and wet Harley dreams cannot be excluded.

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. ...

Rugged cotton bag which can be put to a thousand uses, as helmet bag, rain gear bag, for beer cans, for shopping, etc. The thick strings allow to carry it like a backpack, too.

T-shirts should also be able to go the long haul. Not only the bike. That's why we had our latest Brand T's made from 100% best, most comfortable, heavy duty cotton. In black with white or black with golden yellow (Libertarian Edition) or white with black print - and, as a little extra for long-distance friends of the Harley-Davidson brand: as AMF version with the highly official red and blue of the American flag on white shirt....

Small selection of embroidered patches by Mooneyes.