You learn something new every day. I knew Conan O’Brien was a fan (and owner) of the ’90s-tastic Ford Taurus SHO, but I had no idea he’s a motorcycle guy. He must be because he unveiled the new Harley-Davidson Project Rushmore on his self-titled TBS show.

I don’t know the guy in the video you’re about to watch, but boy am I glad he wears a helmet. When you click the play button, you’ll see him put all of his weight into yanking back on the handlebars of his motorcycle to pop some insane wheelies.

If you take just one glance at this bike, you’ll immediately know it’s not a Harley-Davidson, but perhaps it could be one of these days. That’s how a lot of vehicles start their lives – as concepts made by hopeful designers.

What you see here is fast squared. A man named Andreas Georgeades combined the power of a Ferrari with the light weight of a motorcycle.

While scientists and engineers continue to develop hybrid cars and search for alternative fuel sources, one man in Brazil has turned to using beer to power his vehicle…sort of.

If you watch a TV show or a movie, groups of motorcycle riders are typically shown to be gruff, crude, and ready to commit violence. However, in real life, most motorcycle riders are law-abiding citizens who pay their taxes. Some of them may even enjoy an occasional round of golf. If you happen to be that type of biker, a cart like the one you see here should be right up your alley.

“Flashy” clothing is usually awful to look at. Garishly bright colors and tastelessly bold patterns? Giant logos? Yuck. However, it’s a good idea to wear something flashy – in the truest sense of the word – when you’re riding a motorcycle, especially at night. The jackets you see here are just that.