Special Commemorative Issue: It's been five years since the custom motorcycle scene lost one of their greatest talents. Indian Larry was the man and the story of his life was as unique as the motorcycles he built in his Brooklyn shop. Larry lived life on his terms and touched many people as he blazed a trail across the chopper culture. Now, to mark this five year anniversary, Indian Larry Motorcycles and Cycle Source Magazine have joined forces to release a commemorative issue in his honor.

Never Before Seen Images:  Internationally renowned photographers Timothy White, Tom Zimberoff, Michael Lichter and Clay Patrick McBride, have opened their vaults for this special edition and inside you'll see incredible imagery of Larry and the life and times that defined his character, some that have never been seen before. Included in this issue will be a 11x 24.5 full color pull-out poster of the man himself.	Incredible Content: Inside we'll take a look at some of Larry's most notable builds with commentary from friends who share what that time in his life was like. A special section titled "The Coney Island Days" will revisit one of Larry's deepest passions; life around Coney Island and the sideshow life-style that went with it.  "The Early Days", recounts times in the East Village when the New York Chopper Scene was just being built.	Interviews And Commentary: Some of Larry's life long friends have come forward to share their memories with the man behind the question mark. You'll get a feeling of what it was like to spend time around the shop, getting coffees or being on the road with Larry. In the "Metaphysics of Indian Larry" section you can see the spiritual awakening that made him an extrordinary person.
Where Are They Now:  The shop where it all happened played host to a whole cast of characters and inside this issue we want to take a look at where they are now. From Bobby and Elisa, Paul and Keino to Bambi and the Coney Island players, English Don and some of the cats from Psycho Cycles, we look at what has happened to the "Chopper Shaman's" family over the past five years.	Release Date: January 2010  Distribution On The Newsstand Will Be Very Limited To Let Our Best Resellers Carry It Exclusively. For More Information Go To: www.cyclesource.com www.indianlarry.com	Pre-Order Your Copy Now: