Harley brings more than two decades of automotive customization to the Truckin team and has wrenched on everything from ‘bagged, classic C10s to celebrity-owned Mercedes Benz. Known around the office as “Big H,” Harley handles many of the tech story installs, both in front of and behind the camera. Harley enjoys traveling all over the country searching for the top custom trucks, and especially enjoys his trips to Texas for its BBQ, wide-open spaces, and laid back gun laws. When not turning wrenches, Harley enjoys riding up and down the coast on his custom Fat Boy motorcycle, and spending time with his wife and teenage daughter....see my full profile

From tearing up the foothills of northern California on a beat up dirt bike to dodging SUV-wielding soccer moms on the southern California freeways on a Harley, Eric has put himself between two wheels since he was a kid. After earning a B.A. in Liberal Studies while minoring in Journalism, Eric found the basement door open to the HOT ROD BIKES publishing office, pulled up a vacant seat to the Associate Editor’s desk and never looked back. Working feverishly for HOT ROD BIKES, Eric was then tapped to take a position as Associate Editor for Hot BIKE. As the years went on Eric honed his writing, editing, photo, and Harley/American V-Twin skills and continued to work his way up the editorial ladder to Senior Editor and then to editor-in-chief of HOT BIKE. After serving at the helm of Hot Bike ...see my full profile

Jeff G. Holt is Editor-in-Chief of Street Chopper and Baggers magazines. Holt has been with Source Interlink Media (SIM) since 2008. Holt served as the editor of Street Chopper, a position he acquired in August of 2009 after being an associate editor of both Hot Bike in 2009 and Baggers in 2008. Prior to that, Holt owned his own action sports marketing company and found his way to writing by becoming a freelancer for SIM’s Bike magazine....see my full profile

Brandan Gillogly grew up in Prunedale, California, the semi-official center of the universe, where he cultivated a love of cars, thanks to older brothers and their mini-trucks and one very yellow, very ’80s ’67 Camaro that would have made the Crusher proud. Trips to nearby Goodguys shows in Monterey and the occasional figure-8 race at the Watsonville Speedway also fostered a love of hot rods and race cars. Brandan began work as a photographer while earning a B.A. in Trivia at the University of California at Davis. Already hooked on cars and getting paid to take photos, he thought being a magazine editor seemed like the perfect career once he graduated. Brandan moved to Southern California and in 2005 was hired at Truckin’ magazine, where he became the feature editor, shooting everything fr...see my full profile