Pittsburgh Moto

It’s time! weekend passes are now available for only $20 (Friday launch & Saturday + Sunday event)

Head to glorydazepgh.com to get yours! Free shipping with 2025 t-shirt combo.

Peace, love, and horsepower! Ride the wave to Glory Daze on Sept. 20-21, 2025, at the legendary Pittsburgh Brewing Co. campus! Invitational bike show, outdoor car show, Ives Brothers Wall of Death thrills, live music, and more — all packed into one far-out experience.🚀 Presented by Pittsburgh Moto, Iron City Beer, & TORC Helmets.

Sponsored by Uptahn Metalworks, Three Rivers Harley-Davidson, Lowbrow Customs, Turner Dairy Farms, Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys, American Muscle Docks, and Picasso Auto Body

Gotta love the Ironhead chopper built by of Greensburg, PA 🔥 Featured in issue No. 14

The constant issues had with his Sportster left him with the chopper blues. To make things right, Heath decided to start fresh with a shovelhead engine. The goal was to build something in a similar style as his last chopper. The results were promising. We met up with the young chopper enthusiast in nearby Follansbee, WV, to learn how the bright orange build came together. ⚡️ Check out the cover feature from issue No. 14 on our website (bio link).

“I seem to always find myself called to not-so-attractive bikes in stock form. It’s a challenge to try and find ways to recreate and change the lines of a motorcycle.” - Sam Tomer from his 1982 Yamaha XV750 cafe racer feature, now on our site and in issue No. 14

Stewart Owens of Delmont, PA grew up around bikes, watching motocross legends soar around Steel City Raceway. He got the chopper itch after visiting some East Coast shows, picked up a stock Sportster, and never turned back. The build is a great representation of a community helping to bring a bike to life. ⚡️ Check out the issue No. 14 feature on our website and sign up for our newsletter for more!

It’s tough to put your finger on the paint style of Tyler Elliott of . It ranges from the classics of the past to weird custom characters and everything in between. ⚡️Read the feature and get to know the artist behind the paint on our website and in the pages of issue No. 14

For issue Number 14, we met up with Tim Grabiak at his father’s garage, Jay’s Paint and Performance in Greensburg, to chat about his 1974 ironhead, the build process, and his interest in drag cars.

1974 Ironhead Chopper Let’s face it. The world is much different than it used to be. Working on motorcycles and being mechanically intelligent isn’t something that most kids take an interest in these days, so coming across this Ironhead build from Tim Grabiak helps restore a little faith. Tim’s father, Jay, has bee...