Biker Chick Hats
Description: Bold, fast, and fearless — this "Racing Girl – Live for Dirt Bike" design is made for the women who live life at full throttle. Featuring strong typography and racing-style checkered elements, it's the perfect look for dirt bike girls who love speed, freedom, and flying through mud. Perfect gift idea for women who ride dirt bikes, race off-road, or just love the motocross life.
Description: Founded in 1933, Buco was the trade name for the Joseph Buegeleisen Company of Detroit. Buco was synonymous with the motorcycling industry and was once recognized as the largest cycling accessory and safety helmet manufacturer in America. The company produced jackets and accessories for various motorcycle manufacturers, as well as for police departments and divisions of the military. In 1966 the company was acquired by the American Safety Equipment Corporation, but the Buco division of ASEC failed to exist after 1970 due to the oil crisis that put a crunch on the automotive industry and recreational travel.
Description: A full moon burned over the midnight sky the night she traded her broom for horsepower. Now the roads above the clouds belong to the most dangerous rider in the underworld — a black-leather witch tearing through the heavens on a flaming Harley, leaving fire trails and bad decisions behind her. Retro grindhouse chaos, biker rebellion, supernatural pulp action, and midnight movie energy collide in this lost cult classic. If you’re a fan of biker witches, retro horror, pin-up art, grindhouse movies, vintage pulp magazines, badass women, Halloween vibes, and cult movie posters, then I made this for you!
Description: The most popular riding leathers in the '60s and '70s were without question from ABC Custom Leathers. ABC was a 'little old lady' by the name of Clarice Amberg who had a shop in South Gate, California who made some of the first colorful biker jackets in an era where they were mostly black and riders were near impossible to tell apart. Clarice and her crew created rawhide masterpieces with swatches of leather for thousands of riders and racers from coast to coast, though one of ABC's most iconic projects is probably Wyatt’s leather jacket from 1969's Easy Rider. The character's prominently featured jacket had an armband of red, white, and blue, with an unmissable star-spangled banner appliquéd on the back.
