Yeah, I know this isn't a motorcycle but just make sure you watch it full screen in 1080p and the sound turned up to "11"!
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Motorcycles Having Sex on the Racetrack
This crash happened back in June at the Promosport Championship race at Magny-Cours, France.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
New Olympus Camera Case for Harley-Davidson Enthusiasts
So you rode your Fat Boy to the races and forgot to bring your point-n-shoot?
This product will solve your problems and match your t-shirt!
The Olympus Harley Davidson Classic Case (Black with Flame Accent) is a leather case with an orange suede lining. It is designed to carry most Olympus point and shoot digital cameras plus many mobile phones, smart phones or MP3 players. All held in place with a magnetic snap plus it has a small pocket inside for extra memory cards because who know how many gals will be flashing you?
Exterior Dimensions 4.75 x 3.0 x 1.5" (HxWxD)
Interior Dimensions 4.5 x 2.75 x 1.25" (11.43 x 6.99 x 3.18cm) (HxWxD)
And now they're on sale at more than 50% off at B & H Photo
And now they're on sale at more than 50% off at B & H Photo
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Ross Noble goes ‘on tour’ to celebrate Triumph’s 500,000th bike
Ross Noble is touring Great Britain on Triumph’s 500,000th production bike – a Speed Triple. The ‘Sit Down Tour’ will take in England, Scotland and Wales in seven days beginning on Tuesday, May 24. Ross’s anniversary Triumph Speed Triple will be auctioned to raise money for charity. Follow Ross on his tour via Twitter @therealrossnoble and @officialtriumph
Comedy legend and avid motorcycle fan Ross Noble is embarking on a unique tour this month, asking bike fans and Twitter followers to guide him on a trip to find the best of biking Britain. The week-long ‘Sit Down Tour’ (May 24-30), Ross will take in England, Scotland and Wales on board Triumph’s 500,000th bike, a uniquely liveried Speed Triple.
As well as marking the significant milestone of the half-millionth bike to roll off Triumph’s production line since 1990, the tour is also a celebration of Ross Noble’s 20 years on the stand-up comedy circuit and an opportunity for him to recharge his creative batteries while indulging his passion for motorbikes.
Riding the Speed Triple, Ross will be travelling around the UK, guided only by fans via Twitter, to uncover some of Britain’s best biking routes. A few stops are already planned, such as visits to two brand new Triumph stores in Reading and Manchester, while others will be entirely shaped by daily tweets to unearth the great places and characters along the way.
Carrying VIN number 500,000 and sporting a one-off red, white and blue paint scheme, created using a brand new production technique, Ross’s Speed Triple is destined to become a collector’s item.
After the Sit Down Tour is over, Ross will take the Speed Triple to the Goodwood Festival of Speed on July 1, where it will be auctioned with all monies raised going to the charity, Riders for Health. The charity has been championed previously by Ross Noble and provides vital motorbike transport for medics to reach otherwise inaccessible parts of rural Africa.
Commenting on the Sit Down Tour, Guy Masters, general manager of Triumph UK, said: "Reaching the 500,000th bike in just twenty years is a terrific achievement and a credit to the hard work of everyone at Triumph and our dealer partners globally. To mark the occasion and also to celebrate our British roots, we wanted to do something that gave our customers a chance to get involved. We were delighted when Ross agreed to help us mark the milestone with his Sit Down Tour, which will involve dealers, riders and fans across the UK."
The Sit Down Tour leaves Triumph’s Hinckley factory on Tuesday May 24 and finishes in Ross’s home town of Newcastle, at the Triumph North East dealer, on Bank Holiday Monday, May 30.
Follow Ross’s progress via his own Twitter feed @therealrossnobleor Triumph’s @officialtriumph and for more information go to Triumph’s official Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/officialtriumph .
Comedy legend and avid motorcycle fan Ross Noble is embarking on a unique tour this month, asking bike fans and Twitter followers to guide him on a trip to find the best of biking Britain. The week-long ‘Sit Down Tour’ (May 24-30), Ross will take in England, Scotland and Wales on board Triumph’s 500,000th bike, a uniquely liveried Speed Triple.
As well as marking the significant milestone of the half-millionth bike to roll off Triumph’s production line since 1990, the tour is also a celebration of Ross Noble’s 20 years on the stand-up comedy circuit and an opportunity for him to recharge his creative batteries while indulging his passion for motorbikes.
Riding the Speed Triple, Ross will be travelling around the UK, guided only by fans via Twitter, to uncover some of Britain’s best biking routes. A few stops are already planned, such as visits to two brand new Triumph stores in Reading and Manchester, while others will be entirely shaped by daily tweets to unearth the great places and characters along the way.
Carrying VIN number 500,000 and sporting a one-off red, white and blue paint scheme, created using a brand new production technique, Ross’s Speed Triple is destined to become a collector’s item.
After the Sit Down Tour is over, Ross will take the Speed Triple to the Goodwood Festival of Speed on July 1, where it will be auctioned with all monies raised going to the charity, Riders for Health. The charity has been championed previously by Ross Noble and provides vital motorbike transport for medics to reach otherwise inaccessible parts of rural Africa.
Commenting on the Sit Down Tour, Guy Masters, general manager of Triumph UK, said: "Reaching the 500,000th bike in just twenty years is a terrific achievement and a credit to the hard work of everyone at Triumph and our dealer partners globally. To mark the occasion and also to celebrate our British roots, we wanted to do something that gave our customers a chance to get involved. We were delighted when Ross agreed to help us mark the milestone with his Sit Down Tour, which will involve dealers, riders and fans across the UK."
The Sit Down Tour leaves Triumph’s Hinckley factory on Tuesday May 24 and finishes in Ross’s home town of Newcastle, at the Triumph North East dealer, on Bank Holiday Monday, May 30.
Follow Ross’s progress via his own Twitter feed @therealrossnoble
Monday, May 16, 2011
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
French Motorcyclists Protest New Lane Splitting Enforcement
Apparently the French Minister of Transportation announced that the police would start ticketing motorcyclists for lane splitting which led to this protest clogging the streets of Paris. The Afterwards the Minister announced that if the bikers didn't like it they could ride the subway. Which they did, en mass with helmets and leathers. The Department is re-thinking the policy.
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