or How to Destroy a Perfectly Good Motorcycle. I've been holding back for a bit. This blog is mostly about what I like, but like the hea...

You really don't need me to post a ton of photos of bikes that have already been all over the blogs, so this will be it. Histor...

Here's an old AEE/ Ed Newton ad I kept from a 1969 Cycle Guide. Ed Newton had been doing all kinds of cool art and designs for Roth. S...

For October I figured a Halloween themed header was the way to go. At first, I was just going to post this art, then decided it would b...

Highlights from last Saturday's Born Free Show After pulling in, this was the first bike that caught my eye. Row after row of o...

It took me so long just to do the swap meet, that by the time I made it back to the show area, many of the bikes were loaded and gone. Mo...

and other Indian Motorcycle lovers... well sort of... it's the P-61 American Rocket For 1951, it's quite the Hot Rod. Although it ...