Pretty much like this! And if you can’t see much of it, the effects are pretty revealing, don’t you think? But that didn’t attract my attention in such a striking way as the fact that this guy isn’t much into motorcycle gear. I guess that when riding such things, riding gear becomes negligible quantity. I’d still wear it anyway.
Holly cow…sheep or whatever. Please don’t learn anything from this picture and, I insist, keep the kids away. It’s better for them not to see and for you not to be needed to give answers to their questions.
Is this the way it works in works in good, old Wyoming or this sheep simply got lost from the flock? I still hope for the last version, but you never know, do you?
When the lion is out to get your zebra neck, you’d better jump on the first Honda CBR929RR Fireblade and make your escape into the savanna. Better watch out for the threes as you don’t want to alert the leopard. In that case, you’ll be in for some stiff competition and you know how great the stake is. Actually, you’re the stake!
This is one of the funniest commercials I’ve seen in a while. Not about a motorcycle, but about riding gear, it shows up a neard’s idea about motocross. Just look at him go with the name and number painted on its back. That’s crazy!
Now traffic participants can’t say that they didn’t see him coming. If this excuse keeps showing up on police statements, this is how motorcycle helmets will end up looking.
The giant helmet brings a whole bunch of benefits and it is also very amusing due to the domain it is being used. A big head motorcycle police officer won’t pass easily unnoticed.
An illustration from the good old days could actually reveal what usually happened with brides that either ran from the altar or didn’t get there at all. It looks like sidecars have a role after all...you wouldn’t want to see that beautiful wedding dress being caught up by the chain. The bride is caught up, let at least the dress not to be so.
No comment to this one guys! There are many changes this scooter girl hasn’t been riding for long, but it sure read all those articles about motorcycle safety and how important it is to wear your helmet. But what she apparently missed is the “helmet positioning lesson” as it fits the helmet completely wrong. See for yourself.
When you find yourself in this situation, know from this Toyota commercial that it would be a good time to leave your motorcycle and buy a car. What I don’t believe you’ll get right (I certainly didn’t) is why they suggest buying a small, two-door car? Wouldn’t a family saloon be better? I sure know Toyota has it!
It turned everybody’s heads when it first rolled out with its 8.2 liter V10 engine and four-wheel configuration and it won’t make a shame of yourself now (at least if you go for the original). Yes, it is the Dodge Tomahawk, a 500 horsepower piece of machinery that was clearly destined for the rich and famous as it came with a $550,000 price tag.
But the Chinese thought it was not covering all those strategic points of the motorcycle market so they’ve created an unusually cheap replica, also called the Tomahawk. Only that this last is powered by a single-cylinder 150cc four-stroke engine which could only be best valued by a scooter transmission. This being given, the Chinese Tomahawk can hit 60 mph if you are lucky and it doesn’t disintegrate in the process Compared to the original Tomahawk’s 300 mph top speed, we would have to say that the little guys in China made a pretty lame move…again.
Thank God it isn’t street legal, but at $1,398 you will find enough people that will buy it just for fun and call the project profitable for the Chinese. Oh, and encourage them to do similar things in the future.
Funniest motorcycle crash by two arabs. These two should have never been on a motorcycle in the first place and if they are smart (something that doesn’t emerge from this video) they’ll be staying away from motorcycles as long as they live. And if not, you’ll be seeing them on our site…hopefully!