T.C. Christenson was featured prominently in the 2011 documentary “Hogslayer: the Unapproachable Legend.” He sits in his bike shop in front of the Hogslayer III, the descendent of the iconic Hogslayer that now sits in a museum in Britain.
John Gregory, the other half of the duo that powered the Hogslayer, in the 2011 documentary. Gregory and Christenson were friends for over sixty years.
A family photo of Marissa Miner's first motorcycle ride with her father T.C. Christenson. Despite his fame as a bike builder and racer, Christenson remained a true Kenoshan.
A family photo of T.C. Christenson and his daughters Caitlin Kroening and Marissa Miner with his 1953 Corvette. The sisters described their father as the "cool dad," recalling motorcycle rides to school.
T.C. Christenson was featured prominently in the 2011 documentary “Hogslayer: the Unapproachable Legend.” He sits in his bike shop in front of the Hogslayer III, the descendent of the iconic Hogslayer that now sits in a museum in Britain.
A family photo of Marissa Miner's first motorcycle ride with her father T.C. Christenson. Despite his fame as a bike builder and racer, Christenson remained a true Kenoshan.
A family photo of T.C. Christenson and his daughters Caitlin Kroening and Marissa Miner with his 1953 Corvette. The sisters described their father as the "cool dad," recalling motorcycle rides to school.
John Gregory, the other half of the duo that powered the Hogslayer, in the 2011 documentary. Gregory and Christenson were friends for over sixty years.
