Posts tagged biker
It might be Mother’s day but I had to share this one.
Can’t find the original source for this, found it all over reddit and reblogs though…
“My daughter doesn’t know fear.
She doesn’t know hate.
She’s never been victimized or oppressed.
All she knows is love, happiness and horsepower.”
Cowboys wranglin’ their… hog?
This picture fascinates and confuses me.
Motorcycle fashion in a romantic light. Jewelry and lookbook photos from The Great Frog London.
You know you’re a biker when you start recognizing your friends by the sound of their exhausts.
Awww! Look at those “mean biker types” bein’ all lovey. Warms my little heart.
I’m serious though, I really adore this photo. What does it mean to be a motorcyclist? It means you’ve always got people looking out for you… and so much more.
This is amazing.
A Fiat 500 gets stuck in a tiny alleyway in Italy… the cars are honking wildly, a crowd gathers… and then the motorcyclists come.
Ladies, let’s ride.
A girl and her Harley, about to go have an adventure. Update: Tammy Sumners.
The MotoLady Gas Mask Bandana now available for purchase through google checkout!
I’ll have a very short run of these at the party tomorrow night. If you’re in the Pacific Northwest, don’t miss it!
Visit the End of the World Ride & Last Party on Earth FB event page »
This reminds me of a great summer Oregon trip- motorcycle campin! Park the bike and crack a beer.
Bikes Saved my Life by Kym Liebig. His story of trial, tribulation, and triumph when a blood vessel explodes in his brain. He attributes his recovery to motorcycles.
Anyone else have a story of how motorcycles helped them improve or recover in some way? Share in the comments.
Completely amazing.
Photo by Billy Childress. Matt Briel grabbing the throttle.
So very 80s motolady.
Lovely black and white motolady photography by Radu Carnaru.
Dave Buchanan (I’ve mentioned him before- he’s redandblackattack.tumblr.com) next to his custom-in-progress Harley Davidson Sportster. Photographed by me this weekend.
Summer is here. PLEASE… ride carefully and wear proper safety gear. Reblog if you love a biker (or your motorcycle).
What prompted me to make this? Well, for one… the version I’ve seen floating around the internet has a typo and it bugs me. But more importantly: THIS IS THE MOST DANGEROUS TIME OF YEAR. I know weather is different around the globe but in the past 2 weeks I’ve had multiple friends get hit by cars.
Heath Knapp (welder/hooligan), a good friend and one of the most integral parts of the Monster Project, was victim of a hit and run in SE Portland recently. The cager left him for dead in the middle of the street, luckily witnesses and caring humans were nearby. He is busted and bruised, but alive and lived to tell the story. Here’s Heath and I dorking out before a ride… I was on his 600RR.
Get well soon Heath, and friends… please ride safe.
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