Many tracks didn’t allow women to race in the 1950s, which makes these five women icons and pioneers in motorcycle racing.
Posts Tagged ‘german’
German MX Racing Teen Celine
Celine Abel, 16 years old, has been racing and riding motocross since she was just a wee lass of five.
Stella’s Custom GS450
There’s something lovable about Stella Geurtsen’s custom Suzuki motorcycle. Built by Cool Kid Customs in Amsterdam, it’s a little bit girly, and a little bit bad ass.
Visitor from Germany: MXRTW
Last week I got an email from a fellow named Max who’s traveling the world on his motorbike. He told me he was cruising down the California Coast and asked to visit the shop and I this week. I adore meeting other motorcyclists, people on long adventures, and readers… so of course I agreed! Yesterday he rolled up to the compound gate on his Honda Africa Twin and greeted me with a huge wave. The first thing he said, “I love riding in this country! It is so beautiful, all the people… Continue Reading »
1950s German Motorcyclist
German motorcyclist with his BMW (probably an R67/2 or R51/3) in full leathers, sporting a very fascinating face shield.
The Moto Quest: An Introduction
Let me introduce you to Aileen, she’s a 29 y/o German lady with a very cool project going on called The Moto Quest.
German Silodrome
Wall of death, huh? Try this German silodrome… it’s suspended high above the ground and hoisted using pullies.
Caroline Krebs (aka Caro) is a German motolady from Cologne working as a Service Manager at a Harley Davidson dealership. Her love for two wheels does not stop at Harley- in this photo she sits atop her cafe racer project. Thanks for sending, Caro! Keep on rockin’. [ more tagged Harley Davidson | Cafe Racer | Submit Your Own ]
