This issue of Outlaw Biker hits hard with a mix of hardcore poetry, raw fiction, raucous party coverage, and the kind of imagery that defined America's outlaw biker underground. Opening with “Dangerous Dave and the One-Eyed Whore” by Jody Via, the tone is set for a no-holds-barred look at life on the fringe.

“Guerrilla Livin’” and “By Naughty Neo” speak to the survivalist, defiant lifestyle that riders embrace, while the “Parties” section features snapshots from Aussie bikers, Crazy Ace’s wedding, and the elusive Last Lost Rendezvous.

The magazine also highlights Tiny and Cherokee as the Outlaw Ladies of the Month, while “Future Bikers of America” brings a rough but affectionate spotlight on the next generation growing up in the scene. Jody Via returns with a haunting tale in “A Deadly Turn: Outlaw Legend”, staying true to the mag’s love for storytelling born in the saddle.

As expected, the “TITS” section brings its signature celebration of “The Breast of America,” and “TRITS” gives readers more wild footage from the latest Houston convention. “PUTTS” rounds out the issue with reader-submitted bike shots—custom machines and gritty builds that reflect the rider as much as the road.

Led by publisher Casey “Outlaw” Exton and a raucous staff including Dian Hanson and artist Snake Reiman, this issue is a raw, authentic slice of biker subculture, proudly uncensored and wildly defiant. A must for collectors of underground motorcycle lore.