Water cooling is a touchy subject here on the forums, to put it mildly. Many members believing it robs Harley’s iconic touring bikes of the beauty and—relative—simplicity which has defined them for decades. But given that it’s a new system, the occasional bug is to be expected Unless you’re Robert Okon, that is. Last Thursday, […] More »

Personally, I wouldn’t be caught dead—ha ha, get it?—towing a trailer with a bike. But I’ll acknowledge they could come in handy, and I think this repurposed casket is the coolest one I’ve seen. But what do you think?

First, I don’t want anyone thinking I’m laughing at the fact some dude in the Netherlands got his bike ripped off. They used to shoot horse thieves, and I think sometimes the old ways are best. And while I will admit a morbid fascination with seeing bikes—and cars, and buildings, and basically anything not sentient—in […] More »

It’s easy to forget that just a few years ago, 99% percent of people didn’t have a camera with them all the time. And personally, I love that I’ve gotten to record so many different moments. But I also think it makes images like this one, captured at California’s Redwood Run in 1985, more special. […] More »

Strange as it may be, rampant Russian road rage and insurance fraud is—indirectly—responsible for some of the craziest videos ever. And exhibit A just might be this Spiderman-level recovery made by this crotch rocket pilot. It involves a crash, a front flip dismount, and a perfect landing on the roof of a vehicle moving at highway […] More »

This guy was riding like a total jackass, and the wreck is obviously his fault. But I’m lucky enough to have a job which involves watching car and bike videos all the time. This one? This one made me gasp. Fortunately—and crazily—the rider walked away from this serious spill. Hopefully the innocent Honda driver isn’t too scarred.

Over the years, I’ve seen plenty of four-wheeled “unicorns”—a Toyota 2000 GT in Tokyo, a Vector W8 in Los Angeles, a Jaguar XJ 220 in Seattle—parked just like they were regular cars, but a museum-quality Vincent Black Shadow was the rarest bike I’ve ever seen on the street. How about you?