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This DVD is put together by Choppahead Motorcycles and is an inside look into the world of underground Choppers paying tribute to home builders across the world. It's no high budget movie but entertaining and informative nonetheless and for those of you who like your music loud and raw. It features tracks from hardcore/punk/metal acts […]

Hey MateAnother review for you. Helge is probably the most famous bike adventurer of modern times, he only took ten years to complete his round the world trip.The pic of the Africa Twin bike in Portugal. Stick it in with a title something like….” Girls, I only go adventuring to exotic countries on my bike

One World Studios Presents the Sinners This film has already won International film awards: The “Best Documentary” at the Temecula ValleyInternational Film Festival. It’s the best film so far relating to the brotherhood of the bobber. Without badgering the rapidly expanding American custom industry, it shines a positive light on a relative young group of

I’ve watch Gale’s flick, ChoppaHeads and Old School Choppers, then we watched Hessians MC and downed shots of Jack. It’s about time someone produced something real, about the bros who survived the streets for thirty years. A few years ago I watched a film about a retired member of a one percenter club. The footage

Screenplay by Gail Demarco &Chris Sommer-SimmonsThe Adventure Begins In 2006 Okay, I’m pissed. We’re just kicking off the no-count, no-win-job or reviewing biker related films and music that’s not biker-relate. Who the hell knows? So we sat down with a fifth of Jack and watched four DVDS the other night. I’m going to touch on

That’s Glenn Priddle, from Australia in black, who is now the Bikernet music correspondent. He’ll bring you hot reviews of new and old CDs, blues and rock from time to time. Between Glenn and I we will attempt to review new DVDs of biker related show, if we can stay awake through them. Hang on.

I don’t watch DVDs of motorcycle shit. I don’t know what it is? Well maybe I do. I don’t watch many Biker Build-off Shows, either. I think there’s a couple of factors at play: I’m working with motorcycle media all day and Bandit. It moves fast, real fast. I find most of these shows are

Have you ever been working in the garage trying to follow a “how-to” book? Wouldn’t it be better if it was all put on the TV? Shit, everything else is on TV. Why not a DVD on how to do shit? There is one company out there that seems to have the reader in mind;