GKM is published six times a year and features traditionally-styled custom bikes – and yes, occasionally cars – from around the world.
On the cover: Tom Heavey and his '53 Triumph that won best pre-unit at Born Free.
Inside: Dr Sprocket remembers top cam-grinder and engineer 'Bus' Schaller, who made Knucks go fast in the '40s and '50s. From Denmark,Troels Madsen’s period-perfect early Knucklehead chopper; From Japan, Katsu’s ‘69 Shovel: the love at the end of a hateful Harley experience; Meet the Goodwood Hornets... keeping the spirit of late forties bike clubs alive; Locked ‘n’ Lodi... oof, get over the name, the metal at this show is stunning! Shaun’s big inch funky flathead was built from bits ...and it’s super cool; How did Sverre’s ‘39 original paint Knucklehead survive? Amazing story! And finally, one of our favourite Shovel choppers from the Valleys... Lee Carter’s bike keeps trying to kill him!
Greasy Kulture Magazine, GKM #71