60's Cycle Tramp

The term "Cycle Tramp" in the 60s evokes an iconic figure of the motorcycle counterculture, embodying a nomadic, rebellious and free spirit, leather jackets, worn jeans, often riding customized choppers, symbols of their individuality and mechanical skill. These bikes, often modified to have elongated frames, high handlebars and psychedelic paint jobs, were rolling works of art, naturally, it always attracted beautiful women looking to get naughty!

The term "Cycle Tramp" from the 1960s evokes an emblematic figure of the motorcycling counterculture, embodying a nomadic, rebellious and free spirit, leather jackets, worn jeans, often piloting personalized choppers, symbols of their individuality and their mechanical skill. These motorcycles, often modified to have elongated frames, high handlebars and psychedelic paintwork, were rolling works of art, inevitably, it always attracted beautiful women looking to have a good time!

1960 年代の「サイクル トランプemanモーターサイクル カウンター カルチャーの象徴的な人物、革のジャケット、履き古されたジーンズを思い出させ、しばしばパーソナライズされたチョッパーを運転し、彼らの個性と機械的スキルの象徴を表します。これらのバイクは、しばしば細長いフレーム、高いハンドルバー、サイケデリックな塗装などに改造され、回転する芸術品でした。必然的に、楽しい時間を過ごしたい美しい女性を常に魅了しました。