Outlaw Biker Jun 1987

This unapologetically wild issue of Outlaw Biker magazine dives deep into the gritty heart of the MC lifestyle, blending raucous parties, hardcore fiction, custom bikes, inked flesh, and off-the-wall humor with a no-filter lens.

Leading the charge is “Bonge’s World”, a photo feature with Steve Bonge showcasing his signature eye for biker culture in all its raw beauty. From there, the mag takes a sharp turn with “Twenty-Five Reasons Why Beer Is Better Than Women”, a tongue-in-cheek list that perfectly reflects the outlaw attitude.

Event coverage is packed in tight: from New York’s first Am-Jam Tattoo Expo, to the Viet Nam Vets M/C Conference, the King’s Ranch Benefit Run in Alabama, Soledad South’s behind-the-walls bike show, and Sloppy Joe’s Bar party with Willie G. and Kelly. You'll even find Big Jim’s Party Shots and the Blood Run, reminding readers that even the toughest bros give back.

The issue doesn’t hold back on fiction either. “The Wannabe” drops a gritty, taboo-breaking tale, while “Bartime” gives a checklist for knowing you're in the right dive at the right time. And “The Mutilators” delivers twisted style advice from none other than “Fuckhead Joe.”

The visual fix is strong: a WWII Flathead earns Bike of the Month, while the TITS section introduces covergirl Justice, sultry centerfold Kat, and Vet’s Ol’ Lady Brandy. Tattoo fans get full-color flash with Random Shots and a spotlight on Bryan of Electric Pen Studios as Tattoo Artist of the Month.

With familiar Outlaw regulars like KITES, Fast Lane, Vet’s Page, Bulletin Board, and Legal Workshop, this issue balances chaos with community. And as always, it ends with a look to the future—Future Bikers keeps the legacy alive through snapshots of the next generation growing up free.

This one’s a loud, ink-soaked, fuel-burning testament to biker pride—pure outlaw energy on every page.