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This picture appears on Page 37 of the Sept-Oct 2011 issue of Behind Barz Motorcycle Magazine. See it here www.behindbarz.com/id73.html
The Indian Motorcycle Manufacturing Company was established in the year 1901 in Springfield Ma. This is one of the very few motorcycles that I’ve never ridden. I hear they are great motorcycles and they are Beautiful bikes.
Cats naturally seek out warmth because their internal body temperature is higher than a human’s. Because they originate from desert-dwelling ancestors, they are biologically hardwired to conserve heat and seek out cozy, toasty spots
Patricipants in the event Mälaren runt. Alot of bikers ride their motorcycle around lake Mälaren every year.
At a Southern California classic vehicle show. Wouldn't want to ride this on a rainy day.
Kott Motorcycles is an independently-owned company based in the Los Angeles area. They specialize in the design and fabrication of vintage motorcycles, namely bikes from the 1970’s Honda CB series. (source: kottmotorcycles.com)
Motorcycles in different stages of life are parked in front of the motorcycle graveyard in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.
Every winter the local bay freezes over and winter activities begin. When the ice gets thick enough the motorcycle races begin. Reworked from my archives.
You could get a car down here but you would have to reverse out and that is not the intention when dining in an Italian restaurant.
Bereits das erste Motorrad von BMW, die R 32, hatte mit Zweizylinder-Boxermotor und Kardanantrieb, eine für BMW lange Zeit typische Bauweise, die bis heute neben anderen fortgeführt wird. Im Zweiten Weltkrieg wurden von BMW besonders Wehrmachtsgespanne gefertigt, so in Eisenach.
The very first motorcycle from BMW, the R 32, had a two-cylinder boxer engine and cardan drive, a design that was typical of BMW for a long time and which is continued to this day along with others. During the Second World War, BMW made special Wehrmacht sidecars, for example in Eisenach.
I took this photo of Hugh Jackman riding his classic Harley into the World Premiere of X-Men Origins with a Canon 5D Mark II camera and Canon 24-70 F/2.8 L lens.