When Copperfield's in Petaluma, Calif., was approached about doing a display to promote the soon-to-open movie The Bikeriders, produced by a Petaluma native, they had limited ideas for the display. A new book, The Vandals: The Photography of the Bikeriders (Insight Editions), was available, but the original book, The Bikeriders by Danny Lyon, wasn't. So what could they put in the window? "Can we get a motorcycle?" a bookseller wondered. They reached out, and the Rip City Riders Motorcycle Club arrived the next day to help install a classic 1941 Harley Davidson Knucklehead in the front window of the store.Bookstore Window: Copperfield's Petaluma
When Copperfield's in Petaluma, Calif., was approached about doing a display to promote the soon-to-open movie The Bikeriders, produced by a Petaluma native, they had limited ideas for the display. A new book, The Vandals: The Photography of the Bikeriders (Insight Editions), was available, but the original book, The Bikeriders by Danny Lyon, wasn't. So what could they put in the window? "Can we get a motorcycle?" a bookseller wondered. They reached out, and the Rip City Riders Motorcycle Club arrived the next day to help install a classic 1941 Harley Davidson Knucklehead in the front window of the store.