Two symbols of the United States, the burger and Harley-Davidson motorcycles unite into an incredibly strange looking and most likely smelling combination, the Burger Trike. Harry Sperl is the name behind this unlikely project and the sacrificed bike is a 1987 Harley-Davidson.
This crazy looking thing has even onion-like rear wheels while the front rim looks like a tomato slice so the menu is complete and ready to be served.
Valentino Rossi is the main character in the latest Nutella commercial. In the two videos that we attached, you can see not only the final result, but also the process of making it, which is even more interesting. Enjoy!
Considering that Superman has a reputation to maintain, we simply can’t help wondering how the idea of a custom painted Vespa scooter came to him when searching for a motorized two-wheeled vehicle. Unless this thing is strongly upgraded to match the performance of a let’s say 2009 Yamaha R1 (which I seriously doubt and still wouldn’t be worthy of the rider), this thing is just a silly joke.
It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s just Superman on his classic Italian scooter.
Who cares about the average traveling speed when you can traverse all kinds of terrains? That’s what we tend to think when first seeing this picture. Another way to humorize about it could be: this is one eco-friendly elephant as it prefers to carry both his owner and the guy’s motorcycle so that the environment will be just a little cleaner.
But, if you look in the back of the picture, you’ll see that that’s no grassland and all possible funny phrases fade away. It’s sad to go from one state to the other by looking at the same image.
Most riders are pissed when their life partners shorten their two-wheeled adventures and the usual reply is “you should try it and then we’ll talk about it”. Fair enough. The women in this video did and with a starters dirt bike, but the ride wasn’t less risky at all.
Notice that guy laughing like he’s got something on his mind? Yes, I think so too.
Being a loving and caring husband means more than just keeping the vow you’ve made in church on your wedding day. It involves the power to adapt your care and concern towards your life partner’s well being in different and sometimes spontaneous situations. So if you’re a motorcyclist and an ideal husband, it is very likely that you’re already using what is called the Babe Cage.
How was that saying?... “Prepare for the worst, expect for the best!” I believe it suits perfectly to this precise situation.
The Babe Cage (what kind of name is that, anyway?) is securely built around a cruiser’s bodywork so together with your passenger’s life, it also protects your motorcycle. The passenger gets an extra large backrest and even headrest while being safely belted to the cage (I guess there’s no point in having a safety cage if you’re going to fly tens of feet away from the bike in case of an accident). There is also a set of extra lights mounted around the cage so that traffic participants would be aware that you’re pretty much working with overdue gauge out there.
In what concerns the wife, how paranoia does she needs to be in order to let herself be carried like she’s explosive material or something?
This motorcycle song is definitely dedicated to bikers and their passion for riding, but doesn’t this clip look ridiculous? It begins very nice and than that song starts…damn. I really like to thing that motorcyclists, and not truck drivers, are the kings of the roads, but these guys make sure that all my hopes fall apart.
Cardo Systems have found the best way to promote their Scala Rider Motorcycle Headset under the motto “stay safe & connected”. I am saying the best way because if they would have shown a real biker riding a real motorcycle things would have been dramatic, not at all funny as they are in this case.
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