by Bandit with photos by the Magnificent Markus Cuff In this first chapter we delved into very nature of the gas tank, construction, shapes, sizes, manufacturing processes, mounting and materials. “As tank shapes slipped from utilitarian to lifestyle driven components, they became the “Cherry on top of the magnificent V-twin engine configuration,” says Brad, Vice […]
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Hey, Valeria Thompson survived the crash of a lifetime at over 300 miles an hour in perhaps the most Aerodynamic motorcycles on the planet built by Denis Manning. Incredible. http://blog.bikernet.com/racer-valerie-thompson-walks-away-from-343-mph-crash-during-world-speed-trial-in-australia/ I spoke to Dave Perewitz in Daytona. He is done with Bonneville due to increased regulations and the cost of hauling teams to the salt.
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Women are an anomaly to men. A woman should just be another person, but she is not. Women are blossoms on two delicate feet, sex goddesses, play toys, objects of power and stature, and temptresses like a field of opium. Some of them want to be all of the latter and some just want to
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This story contains some of the masters of the antique motorcycle history realm, including Mike Parti, who restored it; Don Whalen who brokered it; Bud Ekins, who found it; Mike Bahnmaier who bought it from Mike, and of course, Von Dutch. It also involves Markus Cuff, the willing photographic master, American Iron Magazine, and the
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