EP. 2 - Ryan Cox

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The Motorcycle Archives

10 episodes

4 days ago

The Motorcycle Archives is a crossroad between philosophy and motorbikes. Each episode is an unscripted journey into the lives of people who are keeping the art of building motorcycles alive. This series goes beyond mechanics, focusing on the human stories that intertwine with the craft of motorcycle artisanship. Nathaniel Ramirez was born in the Central Valley of CA where his passion for film and motorcycles was kindled. He currently works in film as an editor and freelance filmmaker in CA. You can find the video portion of this podcast on YouTube @TheMotorcycleArchives.

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Society & Culture

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EP. 2 - Ryan Cox

The Motorcycle Archives

1 hour 9 minutes 25 seconds

1 year ago

EP. 2 - Ryan Cox

Ryan Cox, a Los Angeles-based motorcycle builder, showcases the incredible potential of crafting show bikes in a humble home garage. As an invited builder for this year's Born Free 15, he is building upon a 1940 UL HD Flathead. Ryan shares the moving story of losing his friend Troy Critchlow, the founder of the annual Death Valley Chopper Run, and how he and his close friends now organize it in Troy's memory. Ryan's stoic personality and unmatched work ethic illuminate his profound connection to motorcycle culture, making for an unforgettable episode. I'm grateful to have had this conversation with Ryan, and I appreciate you being here with me.

View the film here: https://youtu.be/lDJVa3--YVA