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Every inch of the glossy pages features bike builds, painters, pinstripers, tattoo artists, metal workers, and every medium in between.

Off-the-wall photo spreads are interspersed with artist interviews and history about Kustom Kulture. Johnny VonGnarly, the editor, founder, and publisher of Gnarly, got his start Xeroxing copies of a skateboard fanzine and dreamed of having his own magazine.

Managing a print publication takes around-the-clock commitment. Gnarly relies on a mix of advertising and merchandise sales to keep the print version going. The regional magazine Backroads stays close to its readers by organizing tours and other events each year. That's co-founder Shira Kamil kneeling in front. Backroads photo. Named for the best kind of roads, Backroads Motorcycle Tour Magazine is a compilation of road-trip stories swapped between riders at a gas station, without the smell of hot, sweaty gear.

Riders both new and experienced are always looking for new roads to explore or the best barbeque in the tri-state area. If you don't have a copy of Backroads with you, you can pick up a copy at many dealerships or garages and you can find the past 10 years of issues online.

Rathjen says he has always believed that print and online media can and should co-exist. I believe that everybody does this. In the online version of the magazine, ads are linked to advertisers' websites so readers can immediately access the information they need. In addition to this creative marriage of digital and print, there's another reason Rathjen is not worried about print becoming obsolete.

META, turning motorcycle stories into art. Adventures of riding off-road in Bali and photo journals of camping in Alaska have never looked more elegant than on crisp, matte pages. Andrew and his team manage all production and marketing in-house and have contributors from around the world.

Advertisers are encouraged to focus on the brand, rather than the product, to match the publication. To know that we have created something that appeals to such a broad audience is really rewarding.