For all of us on bikes…
This is a music video put together by C90 Adventures using the footage from his motorcycle ride through the Arctic Circle in February 2013. The dude was alone with only his trusty C90, a camera and camping equipment. The coldest temperature recorded was -23oC inside the tent.
Check out www.c90adventures.co.uk for more videos and info on this and other trips he and his little C90 have done together.
And this is what Douglas Guillot has to say: “In Europe, the winter can seem unending, the time of year when we are consigned to dwell interminably in our garages, neon lights may be bright, but they can never truly replicate sunlight. Continue reading →
One of the most difficult races ever devised by the mind of man, the Iditarod is a brutal long-distance winter race that takes place in Alaska between Anchorage and Nome. The annual long-distance sled dog race runs in early March. Mushers and a team of 16 dogs, of which at least 6 must be on the towline at the finish line, cover the distance in 9–15 days or more. The Iditarod began in 1973 as an event to test the best sled dog mushers and teams but evolved into today’s highly competitive race. The current fastest winning time record was set in 2011 by John Baker with a time of 8 days, 19 hours, 46 minutes, and 39 seconds. Continue reading →
Five unique tours in five continents with a new BMW R 1200 GS. “One World. One R 1200 GS. The ride of your life.” was the name of the game as BMW Motorrad sent five lucky winners off on the adventure of a lifetime. One woman and four men made the cut from a starting field of some 12,000 applicants around the world and would get the chance to ride the touring enduro ahead of its official launch. The widest spread of terrain, altitudes and climate zones the world has to offer has ensured this tour has been an experience that will stay with the riders forever. Continue reading →
Split into five parts, predatory bird’s “Riding The Long White Cloud” is a film of a muscle-powered tour that a group of skateboard enthusiasts undertook in New Zealand one summer. His idea was to use the trip as a speculative platform from which to investigate what life might be like in a post-industrial society. That is to say a society whose main fuel source has been depleted to the point of being scarce and expensive. Scroll down for the remaining four videos. Contemplate, and let us know what you think! Continue reading →
What would happen if you took a Triumph Tiger 1050 and matched it up against a Triumph Scrambler in the dirt? Horsepower vs. weight and retro styling. Throw Professional Street Freestylers Nick “Apex” Brocha and Ernie Vigil in the mix and you have all the tools needed to get your answer. Which would you take? Continue reading →
The guys set out to explore the spirit and sensibilities of the Tellason user and to share their unique stories. For their first film in the series, they’re featuring Todd Blubaugh, a brilliant photographer, artist, graphic designer and motorcycle builder who loves to document two-wheeled adventures with a camera. Continue reading →
Epic jumps in RZR ATVs in the deserts of Dubai. Oh, and a few cool jumps and rollovers as well for good measure. Looks like awesome fun!
There is something called natural selection, where the weaker of the species are gradually eliminated to make way for the superior ones. And then there is something like this, where cuddly Koalas in Australia try to eliminate not themselves, but humans. And that is not by wielding cosmic guns or such hi-fi stuff, but by making its attacker feel absolutely guilty for hitting something so awesomely cute. Continue reading →
Francisco Lopez – Stage 1 – Dakar 2013
“It was a bit difficult this morning. I was a bit sleepy during the link section. But the Dakar started with this special and the motorcycle woke up. Just like the rider. It turned out to be a fast section. I did well but I took it calmly. Tomorrow is quite different, we’ll see.” Continue reading →
Coming from Switzerland, a cool looking 1970 Triumph 650 Bobber by Chris Berther. Awesome!
Thanks Chris...
