
– 1970 black and white photograph, by Bill Rauhauser, of a young couple on a BSA taken at some rural gathering. ‘64 Pontiac Bonneville is to the right.

– 1970 black and white photograph, by Bill Rauhauser, of a young couple on a BSA taken at some rural gathering. ‘64 Pontiac Bonneville is to the right.

– Parked in front of a swathe of matching day lilies at a suburban Bakers Square , this golden hued motorbike, with its crate carrier, is someones idea of perfect summer evening transport.

– north of the Tweed you’ll get a draughty headwind if the tartan blaws awry. But you’ll look braw dae’n it.

– easily done with the more diminutive Street Twin for those of limited stature. Black on black on black.

Ace Maria
– converted Bonneville with meant characteristics to take on any desert terrain. Fun in a Tin.

– what better way to scratch around the concrete jungle than by a naked roadster such as a late model Triumph Street Triple R.

– I’m reading a book about the meaning of time right now. And, as we know when time is concerned, Speed is of the essence…

Medellin Cartel
– we’re currently watching Narcos, about drug lord Pablo Escobar, who, at the height of his infamy, was bringing in $70 million a day from cocaine smuggled to the US. the image is a still from rare footage of him on a Yamaha dirt bike as he rode around his Hacienda homestead.

– I saw this forlorn toy motorcycle near a storage facility. Missing its rear wheel and battery I hope it gave some kid plenty of fun.

– especially when the verdant valley provides a perfect backdrop.

– Orange club. Vitamin C. Red ‘n’ Yellow. The perfect color against the grey oily engine and black frame.