Mica Sakuma, Pregnant Japanese motolady moving a Harley chopper… adorable.  [ Source: Kannon blog | more tagged Japan ]

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Annette Carrion proving as usual that full gear can look good. Annette recently moved to San Francisco, and has been thoroughly enjoying the sights. [ more of Annette | more tagged safety is sexy ]

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Lanakila MacNaughton, photographer of the Women’s Moto Exhibit series, bought a Harley today! Her chopper build has commenced. I for one, am excited.  Look at that smile! [ Women’s Moto Exhibit facebook, website ]

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The Nürburgring- on the list of places I must ride.  The Nurburgring is located about 43mi/70km South of Cologne, Germany and can hold up to 150,000 spectators. The older “North Loop” of the track is just under 13 miles long, and has more than 1,000 feet of difference in it’s lowest and highest elevations.  The GP-Strecke section is 3.2 miles long with 16 turns, and the total track length is a hair over 16 miles (25.947 km) with 170 turns. Construction of the track began in September of 1925. [ more info on wiki | more… Continue Reading »

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Installing the Chainsikle low sets and Burly Brand MX pegs on Caroline’s sporty last Friday, just before the bike and I fell off the stand.

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Japanese lady on an old school Brat Style Harley from the EvoSpo blog. [ more tagged Japan | more women who ride ]

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Kim Kenney of the Miss-fires in NYC atop her lil Honda CB Scrambler, one of my favorite little old bikes. 

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Caroline’s Sporty just punched me in the face. A whole shop of people just watched me, and it, topple off the stand. Don’t worry… I broke it’s fall with my face.

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Myco Tsutsui from EvoSpo with her pink and purple 1980 Harley Shovelhead. Myco is Itsuki’s wife, founder of the Suck My Shovel EvoSpo blog. Can’t help but love their interesting bikes, some are pretty wild. She’s got a purple jewel style suicide shifter that sits behind her leg… nuts! [ more motorcycle smiles | more tagged Japan ]

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Sofi Tsingos has launched the website for her awesome project, GT Cafe for Cause! After her father George was diagnosed with Cancer she started this project to help keep his mind off the battle. I invited her to write a guest article. “…I decided to build a bike, raffle it off and donate the money to those who work tirelessly to help cancer patients continue to stand strong, to continue to smile.” Throughout my life, as it is with just about anyone anymore, cancer has affected people I care deeply for. Whenever… Continue Reading »

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