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Eric Ellis

Editor-In-Chief, Hot Bike Baggers

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 Liber...see my full profile
Dan Ward

Editor-in-Chief

Living, eating, and breathing all things custom trucks, Dan feels he has the best job on the planet shooting incredible features, writing articles that tell a story, and meeting people from all over the world whom share in his passion. Dan has a degr...see my full profile
Saul Vargas

Technical Editor

Email: saul.vargas@sorc.com
As a first generation Mexican/American I was born in the city of Angels. I grew up in Cudahy, CA where I was fortunate to see lowriders right next door because the neighbor in our duplex always had his lowrider friends over. Some of the now famous ca...see my full profile
Mike Finnegan

Staff Editor

Mike Finnegan was born in Southern California, educated in New York, and has spent a lifetime taking things apart and usually putting them back together for more speed and style. He's a self-taught welder, engine builder, and fabricator who has writt...see my full profile
Brandan Gillogly

Staff Editor

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...see my full profile
Kevin McNulty

Editor-in-Chief: Mud Life Magazine

Email: kevin.mcnulty@sorc.com
As far back as he can remember Kevin has always tinkered with tools and all things mechanical. Almost 30 years ago he bought his first four-wheel-drive truck and hit the deserts, mountains, and highways looking for adventure. Just over 10 years ago h...see my full profile
Calin Head

Technical Editor

After High School Calin enlisted in the Army where he served for 4 years as a generator mechanic. At the end of his enlistment he went to work for his father’s custom interior shop. After 7 years of being a trimmer an editorial opportunity presented ...see my full profile
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