And Easyriders new chief executive officer is Charles Perez, a veteran apparel manufacturer in L.A.”Įasyriders socks and underwear? Hey, if that’s what you think your audience wants, then, by all means, let it ride.
With over 70,000 pages of custom motorcycles, original ads, David Mann artwork and some of the most beautiful women on the planet - In Classic Easyriders styleProduct - Windows, Mac, IOS. 2019 on a USB flash drive with DRM security protection technology. “Foster is already looking at licensing Mann’s work for socks and underwear and is thinking about other brands like Vans, a popular shoe for West Coast riders. Classic Easyriders Complete Digital Magazine Collection contains 554 digital magazines published by Easyriders from June 1971 through Sept. “Foster sees significant business potential in licensing the Easyriders name as well as the earlier art that appeared in the magazine, like that of the late artist David Mann, who painted on the biker lifestyle,” Hays explains. Their growth will continue by expanding their platform into other revenue channels. The magazine is now a quarterly publication, with upgraded paper to go alone with its higher-end approach, and their first issue (featuring The Walking Dead’s Norman Reedus on the cover) sold out in three days. According to Hays, Pepper says their social media is growing by the hundreds a day, and the phone keeps ringing with “off the hook” with brands and companies looking to advertise or partner with the publisher. Women are shooting women even.”įoster believes the iconic title (he’s been a fan since he was a kid) was never properly nurtured, and he has plans to “growth this the right way and hit the right customer.” “It’s more lifestyle now, with a different style of shots, higher quality of photos. “We’ve taken it from what was, well, more trashy, to now being almost like a GQ for bikers,” Foster said. “Already Pepper has redesigned the magazine, its look, ethos and frequency, to be a more inclusive outlet looking to showcase the entirety of the modern motorcycle lifestyle. “The co-founder with his brother of denim line Chip & Pepper, Foster last year quietly bought the monthly, founded in 1970 and aimed strictly at Harley Davidson motorcycle enthusiasts, more specifically those who liked their bikes and gear with a side of naked women,” writes Kali Hays in WWD. Denim entrepreneur Pepper Foster is now in the magazine business after acquiring the iconic Easyriders title.
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