Bikes took center stage at the stunning Lyon Air Museum Saturday, August 18th –So much happened in the motorcycling world on this day. There were events from Canada to Chile, and from California to Estonia. The two-wheeled community was certainly busy trying to get peoples’ attention. And it did! While Chris Wiggins was up in…
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Since our last review, so much has happened in this crazy motorcycling world! Let’s review.
Into the Dust is a movie that follows a father and son race team through the toughest twenty-five hours that anyone could ever face. The Baja 1000…
Handwriting, or cursive to be exact, is dropping off of curriculum faster than Hollywood dropped Charlie Sheen. Many adults, especially office and tech oriented professionals, can’t remember the last time they hand-wrote anything, especially in cursive.
This Sucks!!! Photo Via Cycle News What a horrible thing to have happen, even if you’re a team that has factory backing, money doesn’t fall out of the sky and in to your team coffers. So many teams have had to fold or put athletes out of a ride, which kind of shows how dire…
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My co-worker excitedly shot me an e-mail the other day, and I nearly fell out of my chair. The subject of his missive was an article from Gizmag. No sooner than I had released a podcast about V2V and V2I (Vehicle to Vehicle and Vehicle to Infrastructure respectively) technology, BMW released this helmet at the…
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Well, it has been a couple of weeks since I went to Las Vegas for the inaugural Superprestigio of the Americas. I figured it’s time to recall my story before it gets lost in the abyss of my mind. It started out innocently enough. The day after the Long Beach IMS I decided that I…
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Well, now that Thanksgiving is a week behind me I’ve finally arisen from my Turkey coma and I realized that I did a few things before Turkey Day weekend… I went to the Long Beach IMS. Here are some standout bikes that weren’t necessarily on every consumer list, because they were customs and not the…
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Do you like the term ‘Biker’? If someone calls you a biker do you feel like a badass or do you feel like you maybe skipped one too many showers? The question of ‘Bikers’ was brought up in an online discussion and it struck a chord with us at Creative-Riding. To be honest, we would be…
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Check out BMW’s custom R nine Ts (transformed into works of art bespoke from sensibilities straight from the Hipster ideology). See more of the Path 22 here. Although their ‘Rat Rod’ is pictured, I couldn’t find a link to the actual build site. You’ll have to scout around on your own! -Cheers
OMG BMW YOLO!!! That’s right, I said it! Well, I implied it with letters and acronyms. BMW has finally done what I never thought I’d see it do… something sensible and affordable. I have a yet unreleased podcast where I rant on about the G 310 stunt concept that BMW released in Brazil in October,…
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While Triumph is busy releasing their new 2016 modern-classic line, Norton is working on a V4 Superbike. Triumph is assimilating their classic livery to modern standards, and that includes liquid-cooling. Though the fins on the heads and cylinders do still provide cooling. There are 3 new Bonnies and 2 versions of the Thruxton. The R…
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Robbie Maddison may be best know for his daredevil antics and mind-blowing stunts, but there’s also a personal side to every feat he’s accomplished. This playlist highlights some of the most pant-shitting feats I’ve ever seen, and also explores the behind-the-scenes preparation that takes place before the tire even get dirty.
Kawasaki’s Grom rival? It seems like the folks in Jalopnik’s two-wheeled division Lanesplitter have stumbled across a potential rival for the Grom.
I-5 Bike Fest looks like it promises to be a good time. At just about 2 hours north of Los Angeles, it can be a day trip, or you can camp over night for $10.
