For all of us on bikes…When it comes to Marc Marquez and the 2013 season, records seems to be tumbling by the race – not least when it comes to ‘youngest ever’ facts.
Back in Austin for Round 2, the 20-year-old Catalan stole two of Freddie Spencer’s records by becoming both the youngest ever pole-sitter and Grand Prix winner in the premier class. At the same time, he overhauled Repsol Honda Team partner Dani Pedrosa by becoming the youngest rider to have won races in all three categories. Continue reading →
From its inception on the 6th of May 2011, Bikers Café was a very daring concept, an innovatively themed one-of-a-kind restaurant, the like of which no one had ever laid eyes upon in the UAE, or the Middle East for that matter. We gently nurtured it and savoured every minute of its progress, and now, on this very day, two years later, we take huge pride in saying that the ground-breaking café is a cheeky two years old. And what better way to celebrate the birthday than to have a big party, with all those customers and fans who’ve been with us all through, and the new ones who’re coming in for the very first time! And so it was yesterday, with a massive turnout of bikers and non-bikers attending the festivity. Continue reading →
The limitless expanse of empty tarmac is both a path for escape and an empty stretch of horrors. Prepare for the one-two punch of reality with ICON 1000′s Beltway Glove. Abrasion-resistant French cowhide chassis and D3O impact protectors are infused in a classic styling to evoke an era that few remember, but of which many dream. The floating knuckle and gathered elastic provide increased dexterity while the mid-length gauntlet accepts either over- or under-sleeve fitment, depending on your jacket. Available in Black, Red and Bone. Priced at USD 130, and you can get it here. Continue reading →
The Circuito de Jerez welcomed a huge crowd as the first European race of the season took place. Lorenzo had been the rider to beat for much of the weekend, comfortably sealing his second pole position of the season on Saturday. He would share the front row with the Honda duo, with Pedrosa knowing that a quick start would be vital.
Confirming Lorenzo’s worst fears, Pedrosa overtook as the 27-lap race began. The lead was immediately snatched back, but Pedrosa made the move stick as he passed at Dry Sack on Lap 6. As the Yamaha rider dropped into the clutches of Marquez, Pedrosa maintained a steady pace en route to his first win since Valencia last year. Continue reading →
Awesome stuff by Raffaele Paolucci. Scroll down for more images. Continue reading →
German Wolf Custom Streetfighters are specialists no doubt, as you can see from their take on the 1982 Laverda 3CL, which sports an almost classic cafe racer-ish approach without being OTT. Lots of goodies here including a German PSS Rau chassis. More info on Custom Wolf. Continue reading →
Craftsman and Wolves is a contemporary pâtisserie in the mission district of San Francisco. The name is a nod to The craftsman and the numerous challenges that one faces when pursuing their craft. For William Werner, Chef of CAW, the shop is the pursuit of twelve years’ experience in restaurants and hotels during which he has refined techniques for pastry and chocolate work, homes in on his presentation style, and expanded his palette of flavors. Continue reading →
Going cheap at nearly half a million USD.
Named after the LaFerrari hybrid supercar, the Masterpiece MP-05 LaFerrari was created by Mathias Buttet, the guru at Hublot who also launched the MP-02 Key of Time. The watch was developed — in technical and design terms — in parallel with the car, alongside the Ferrari teams. Boasting 637 components for the movement (which is also equipped with a Tourbillon and a power reserve of 50 days) a sequence of interconnected barrels are aligned like a spinal column along the surface of the watch. Definitely a dramatic visual statement. Priced at a mere 475,000 US dollars. Continue reading →
Okay, this was shot about four years ago and not that new by any chance. But this is for you who haven’t seen it already.
Hollywood Stuntman, Jeff Jensen, rides the new Ducati Terra Mostro from his home in Malibu, California, to the Pikes Peak Intn’l Hill Climb, races it and then rides it home afterwards. This would be a huge undertaking from any man in his mid-twenties, but, at twice that age, Jeff hasn’t figured that out yet. Explore the mindset of a man that thinks he can still ride a motorcycle 1,400 miles one way, then race it in the Premier Class, on a road with thousand foot cliffs and no guard rails against World Class racers and then turn around and ride it home. Continue reading →
Coming from Switzerland, a cool looking 1970 Triumph 650 Bobber by Chris Berther. Awesome!
Thanks Chris...
