The August 1992 issue of Outlaw Biker is a celebration of old iron, bold ink, and the no-compromise biker lifestyle. Headlined by “Tattoos in the Limelight,” this issue throws a spotlight on skin art from the Outlaw Biker Tattoo Bash, with photos by Big Joe and Steve Bonge capturing the grit, style, and storytelling etched into flesh.

Bike features are pure gold—literally—with a 24 Karat Gold custom build named Bike of the Month, while The Tinman's Trike in Putts in Progress showcases creativity on three wheels. For vintage lovers, the 1939 WLDD featured in “Prewar Machine” is a shining tribute to classic American iron, and Harbor Vintage Motors is exposed as “the best kept secret in the world.”

The party scene’s alive and wild with reports from Mardi Gras Madness, Trike In (Ozarks), Knucklehead Nuptials, and the heartwarming Professor’s Putts and People, capturing a lifetime of biker memories. European riding culture gets a nod in “Bikin’ in Europe,” featuring bikes from Sweden and Scotland.

The TITS section delivers as always, introducing Lady Harley, Trapper’s Tits, and a full roundup of fan-favorite curves. In the fiction pages, Vlad the Impaler drops “A Clapping Matter,” while Dago Danny Bales tells the story of “True Colors.” If you’ve ever wondered what to do with your helmet besides wearing it, “Twenty Good Uses for Your Helmet” by Squeaki offers some hilarious answers.

Regulars return strong: KITES, Bulletin Board, Vet’s Pages, Bust Yer Gut biker humor, You and the Law legal advice, Fastlane personals, and Future Bikers, spotlighting the next generation of outlaws.

With Casey “Outlaw” Exton steering the ship and creative mayhem from a stacked crew—including Fuckhead Joe, Steve Bonge, Black Thunder, and Dani Fowler (Tattoo Artist of the Month)—this issue is a full-throttle snapshot of life on the edge: chrome, ink, brotherhood, and brutal honesty.