Ride It!
A motorcycle blog aggregating everything motorcycle and the cafe racer culture.
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Post reblogged from Dave Lehl Photography
I hadn’t shot anything for a week or so and was getting a little antsy to make some images happen last week, so I hit up my good buddy D to see if he wanted to go cruise Lookout Mountain in Golden and get some shots. Normally I hate going on a shoot without an idea of what I want to get, but on this day I decided to just say fuck it and see what’d happen. The road was jam packed with road cyclists as usual which made it hard to get the up-close action I was hoping for. I didn’t want to get run over by a power ranger going 30+ mph downhill, nor did I want D to clobber one of them on his beast of a bike. So we pulled over and got some portraits instead. Pretty stoked on a few of them.
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MONKEE #11 by wrenchmonkees
Honda CB 750 Four.
Engine rebuilt. WM heat resistant custom paint.
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CR-B 666 CAFÉ RACER BY KIEZ KUSTOMS
Based in Hamburg, Kiez Kustoms specialises in Mercedes V8 conversions, Scramblers, Bobbers and Café Racers. Felix, the man behind Kiez Kustoms, has the enviable ability to collect cars and bikes he likes, customise them and then either keep or sell them depending on how he feels. Most of the vehicles in his extended garage aren’t for sale but occasionally he’ll part with one in order to make space for a new project.
Read more. (Silodrome)
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Welding Porn: Exhaust by Artxhaust
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Honda CBX400F by 09 Racing
Back in 1981 one of the cult bikes in Japan was born: the legendary Honda CBX400F. With it’s 399cc, air-cooled, 4 stroke and 4-cylinder DOHC engine producing a neat 50hp, the bike wasn’t the pretties of the lot, but it handled like a dream.
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Photoset reblogged from Habermann & Sons Classic Motorcycle Clothiers
We give you Wings
The Honda Red/White/Blue-Wing T-shirt at Habermann & Sons
and the power of dreams.
