Iron & Air Magazine – Issue 37

Iron & Air Magazine Issue 37 is available now on loremnotipsum.com.

Is there any other word that elicits as varied an emotional response as “family”? By definition it’s simple, but contextually, it unfolds in infinite ways. When the familial thread began to emerge in the content of this issue, we kept it at arm’s length, like a creepy uncle. The idea of branding this the “family issue” was endearing to some, and terrifying to others. However, each story kept landing on similar moments of intimate human connection. After we skirted around the idea, Greg — as he often does — finally called a spade a spade. The issue’s theme is Family.

In this issue, we explore families created and broken through motorcycling, highlight homages through custom builds, and see literal and figurative families made through the bond of worldly travel. No matter how it is formed — through blood, through friendship, or unexpected circumstance — or how much we try to avoid it, family always seems to be waiting for us in the strange places between love and trauma.

Iron & Air magazine is available now at LOREM (not Ipsum). We’re motivated like most who can’t get enough of these machines in our lives: to roll out of bed, risk, and chase the life we’re looking for. Motorcycles have a way of moving us towards that. While the machine is the thread that connects us, it’s the places it takes us that often create the greater stories of our lives. We seek to tell those stories in a timeless publication that had been missing from our own coffee tables: a quarterly, heavy-stock, 114-page storyteller capturing the chase. You might be accustomed to what a motorcycle-based publication should look and sound like. At first, you’ll likely be confused….and then hopefully delighted, enjoying this rag kicking around your world as much as we do.

Details: Iron & Air Magazine – Issue 37

114 pages of custom motorcycles, adventure, craft, travel, fuel-culture, and storytelling that you won’t get anywhere else, all served up in a collectible, archive-quality format.