Heidi Lieberman from Portland photographed for the Women’s Moto Exhibit (website). Heidi runs Honeyfox Jewelry (facebook). 

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My roommate Tim Stafford, who does amazing early BMW motorcycle restoration, won the Best in Show trophy at the Mods Vs Rockers event from Trophy Motorcycles this weekend in San Diego. Not surprising… I meeeean, look at it.  You can see a photo of the full bike in my post from Trophy’s bike night »

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Ever heard of the Vintage Monkey? Here’s a look at the back side of a late 70’s Shasta Smith and an early 70’s Triumph 250. Shasta is a mechanic specializing in vintage bikes who works out of her shop in Sacramento, CA.  [ Vintage Monkey website | more of Shasta Smith ]

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Gloria Tramonin Struck, 87 years young and still riding, was one of the original members of Motor Maids.

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Wall of death, huh? Try this German silodrome… it’s suspended high above the ground and hoisted using pullies.

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Sneak preview of Free Soul helmet art by Jeff Wolf for the three year anniversary party coming up at Deus!

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“Rain or shine, we wrench.” J. Shia of Madhouse Motors in Cambridge, MA wrenching on one of the Harley projects.

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Some more photos from my photoshoot with the amazingly talented Lanakila MacNaughton for the Women’s Moto Exhibit (website). Gear breakdown for those of you curious- sporting UglyBROS USA jeans (Twiggy and Ton-Up), Icon 1000 Akorp jacket (review here), Icon Elsinore boots, and Icon Airmada stack helmet.  Major thanks yet again to Tim & Isaac (owners of Trophy Motorcycles) for the bitchin’ 1970 Triumph to ride. [ more photos from Lanakila MacNaughton ]

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Unknown source- boss lady on a Harley shows the boys who’s the best in the west. Tire riding challenge! If anyone has the original (key word) for this photograph, please let me know. [ see more historical motorcycle photos ]

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Sydney Showgrounds Police Carnival performers riding Harley Davidson motorcycles (with and without sidecar) in the 1930’s.  [ source: Small Sun Custom blogspot | more motorcycle history ]

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