It’s a 1980 Yamaha XJ Maxim 650 🙂
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what got you interested in bikes m’dear? x
Asking what got me interested is tricky, because I don’t specifically remember becoming enamored with two wheeled vehicles, I always have been. I remember straining my little 5-year-old neck when I heard a motorcycle approaching, jumping to see over a window ledge as one drove by. It was always approached as a sort of “pipe dream” that no one took seriously. My dad has always been a big automobile buff- either selling cars, driving cars, or riding motorcycles. Part of this came along with being raised on a farm- they used motorbikes… Continue Reading »
What is for you a real motolady?
Women who actually ride motorcycles. Those ladies that can be identified and are not what seems like a figment of the internet.
I just saw your post of the “Season of the bike”, and maybe you don’t know of the “Song of the sausage creature”, by Hunter S. Thompson. I enjoyed that read some times ago already, but don’t remember how I found it. http://www.latexnet.org/~csmith/sausage.html BillBaroud, AKA @tripy on Twitter
This is pretty awesome. Thanks for the link! “Balls,” I said. “Never mind the track. The track is for punks. We are Road People. We are Cafe Racers.”
Holy Moly!
Just came back from lunch at work and see that I surpassed 200 followers. Wow. It was just a month ago that I was writing about hitting the 100 mark! Astonishing, amazing, appreciated… awesome! Thanks for all your support guys! <3
Hello from Spain. Trader called me and I am the administrator of a blog called 8negro.com I found your site I liked it. It is very cool. I created an entry on my blog talking about Motolady. I hope you do not mind. Greetings!
MIND?! Heck no! I appreciate it! Thanks so much for your support. 🙂 Thanks for the kind words and the post about my blog!
Nice blog, you’re clever.
Thanks man! I appreciate the feedback a lot, a lot, a lot. Side note… For some reason this reminded me of Fight Club. Tyler Durden: Oh I get it, it’s very clever. Narrator: Thank you. Tyler Durden: How’s that working out for you? Narrator: What? Tyler Durden: Being clever. Narrator: Great. Tyler Durden: Keep it up then… Right up. [Gets up from airplane seat] Tyler Durden: Now a question of etiquette; as I pass, do I give you the ass or the crotch…?