" We were amazed this morning when we stumbled across this amazingly well conceived little piece of kit on the Aether blog. We had never heard of a collapsible motorbike that could be dropped into action behind enemy lines before. The "
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Church of Choppers
" pics: Church of Choppers Our daily mine of the webs shored up some interesting pics this morning from US based hog hounds Church of Choppers. This crew seem to gather together a really appealing rattle bag of bike culture - "
Wall of Death
" still photography: Gary Margerum You may have seen The Wall of Death travelling the festy byways of Britain these last couple of years. Our friend, photographer and vintage bike culture fancier Gary Margerum has spent the last couple of years "
Influx Street Spots
" Images © Michael Fordham Time and time again we come across interesting cars and bikes and people on our travels of this and other lands. Now we thought it was about time that we share with you what we find. Go "
Derringer Cycles
" Images Adrian Van Anz/Derringer. We're moped fans. They're cheap, fun and quick, and if you live in a sunny environment like southern California they make more sense than a smart car. And while moped is usually a cypher for "
[It really is] Better In the Wind
" We've been following the progress of Scott Teopfer's pet project since the early times. We had a sense that it just might encapsulate something beautiful about motorcycling. And we were right. The finished version of the film is lovely. It "
Suzuki RE-5
" If you thought a rotary engined bike was something out of seventies scifi, then think again. Suzuki produced the RE-5 for a couple of years in the mid seventies....We're not sure how successful the bike ended up being. We "
Introducing…the Gaskettes
" Straight out of one of the only cities on the planet where such a thing could exist, let alone get their image out there, come the Gaskettes - an all-female, gold jacket wearing, 50cc rocking crew of Puch lovers. Yes, "
Southsiders at Goodwood
" images: Southsiders We might be a bit slow off the mark here, but this morning we stumbled across some of the nicest pictures we've ever seen coming from the Goodwood revival. The images come from those fine folks at Southsiders "
Rollerburn 2011
" image: Sideburn Our friends at Sideburn magazine, "the world’s most suave motorcycle magazine", is organising and promoting a one-off, cross-genre event that they reckon will to "go down in history". Hold on to your whiskers folks and prepare for "
Friday Bike Crush # 4
" Every now and then the distinguished folk at RM Auctions come up with a doozy we can't ignore. We spotted this 1953 Maserati bike in the auction list for their forthcoming London event (26th October) and we had to share. This "
Honda ‘Zook’ MS50L – Auto-hell #101
" Looking like a cross between a mobility scooter, a Sinclair C5 and a JD Bug, the Honda Zook (otherwise known as the MS50L) looked like a deathtrap, and must have ridden like one. Released in 1990, it came with a "
Honda Trail 90
" Honda's gazillion-selling small bike the C90, loved by the families of Ho Chi Minh city as much as London cabbies 'doing the knowledge' is of course, one the most popular motorised vehicles ever marketed. We've got a soft spot for "