What is cholo style motorcycles?

Cholo style motorcycles are a type of custom motorcycles that originated in Southern California, USA, in the 1960s. They are typically constructed from Harley Davidson motorcycles and are customized with lowrider and gang culture inspired aesthetic modifications.

The motorcycles usually have a stretched and lowered frame with flashy colors and intricate pinstriping. The wheels are often large and shiny with wide white wall tires. The seat and handlebars are also customized to give an appearance of being low to the ground, and many bikes have impressive airbrushed murals or gang style lettering on the tanks and fenders.

The cholo style motorcycle culture has been associated with the cholo subculture, which originated in the Mexican-American communities of Southern California. Cholo style motorcycles are often seen as a representation of the cholo lifestyle, which values individuality and the expression of cultural identity.

Cholo style motorcycles have gained national popularity in recent years and are often showcased in motorcycle shows and exhibitions across the United States.