If you lived in Southern California and were into Harley-Davidson motorcycles in the late ’70s, odds are that you at least visited Reaper Speed Dealer in the Inland Empire once or twice. Most riders were looking for next level power from their Shovelhead, Reaper was the place to go. Based in Riverside in a rather nondescript warehouse well off the beaten path, Reaper’s shop was frequented by everyone from casual enthusiasts to well-known bike gangs, all in search of one thing – legendary horsepower. This two-sided design includes both front and back prints with the Reaper crest up front and the less than subtle “you would be loud too if I was riding you” text on the back.