Archive for the ‘Motorcycles’ Category

‘The Dirt Vein’ highlights from Deus ex Machina USA’s photos at the Hell on Wheels MC Vintage Motorcycle Rally in California. Vintage motocross boots, dirt, and sunshine makes for some pretty beautiful photographs.  Click the photos above for more info in the captions. ‘The Dirt Vein’ full blog entry on Deus ex Machina »

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Before spending all my spare time culling motorcycle photos for the joy of internet goers, I did a lot of art directing and styling for fashion shoots- makeup artistry, wardrobe styling and the like. Sometimes the photographs I want to share have components of motorcycling but are nothing more than fashion shoots. This is one of those cases.  The black and white topmost photograph was reblogged all over tumblr. Using my super sleuthing skills (aka the google reverse image search tool) I found the original artist’s post on Behance, “Bubble Gum” by Tima… Continue Reading »

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A window into the past of motorcycling, currently on exhibit at the History Museum in Tacoma. Show runs through June 23rd, 2013. Ride on over and see it. “The exhibit combines rare bikes with grand themes in Northwest history.” (washingtonhistory.org)

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The first annual Ragbag Rodeo mini photo update… because I had to share how completely awesome of a day it was but didn’t have time to finish going through and exporting/uploading the 1056 photos from the event.  In review: motorcycle tug of war, minibike racing tournament, pig roast, full bar, games, fire, live music, about 45 wrecks and one Baja Bug. Raffle prizes from Icon Motosports, Zombie Performance, Wolf Designs, MotoLady and Scrumptious Suds.  Thanks again to the Flying Fifteen MC for putting this on with me and letting us all use… Continue Reading »

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BMW celebrated it’s 90th anniversary of making motorcycles, releasing this classic sporty beauty called the Concept Ninety. It’s said to have been partially inspired by the 40 year old R90 design, apparent in the tank and orange paint job. Will other companies start making their own versions of retro motorcycles, modernized and done right similar to the Sport Classic line from Ducati? One can only hope! The Concept Ninety is decked out with Ohlins forks and rear shock, dual disc front brakes with Brembo calipers, and beautiful lines taking note from the… Continue Reading »

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I’m sorry to see Greg Smith from Sydney Cafe Racers go home tomorrow but he’s excited to go ride his Bonneville. Can’t blame him!

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Well this is kind of ironic and infuriating. I posted this collage of photos with my blog post yesterday entitled, “Responsibilities of a Blogger: Shares/Reposts & Crediting” which was then ripped, reposted/reblogged without a single link back or any inclination of credit by “Big Boyz Toyz” tumblr. A total 11/17 of those images are mine, as well.  Wow! It’s kind of hilarious. In a “you’ve got to be joking” sort of way. It looks like a habit of theirs. Here’s a photo of me working on the BSA they ripped and reposted… Continue Reading »

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Last reminder for tomorrow’s (Saturday, June 1st, 2013) first annual Ragbag Rodeo here in Portland! Presented by myself, the Flying Fifteen MC, and Puddle Cutters PDX… it’s sure to be a great time! Jenocide (one of our lady headliners) had something come up, so Speedy Gazongas stepped up to take her place and battle Lark in a motorcycle-mounted tug of war! Come watch the fight, eat, drink, be merry… and ride some mini bikes! Share / RSVP to the FB event »

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The second half of my photo series with Lana– fashion style for retro appeal. Lana is a Portland local and amazing photographer, you can see her photographs of real women who ride on WomensMotoExhibit.com. She’s wearing the MotoLady Gasmask bandana, Icon 1000 El Bajo boots, Icon Pursuit gloves, and Biltwell 3/4 DOT helmet.  Photographs copyright Alicia Mariah Elfving, themotolady.com 2013.  [ See more photos tagged Lanakila MacNaughton ]

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From Alison’s Wanderland– ”It took 138 days, through 13 countries, riding 16,155 miles to reach the end of the road!!”

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