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 take a look at the first-quarter financial statements Harley-Davidson recently released, you’ll see some shallow valleys in their landscape of numbers. However, if you wander far enough across the land, you’ll come upon a deep crevasse.

Since their humble beginnings in a basement back in ’58, S&S Cycle has been producing high performance parts that have proved themselves time and again, both on the street and at the racetrack.

It’s always great when one takes on a build with another, rather than simply doing all the work by and for themselves.

Harley-Davidson’s First Quarter financial report was released, the report showed a minor rise in profit despite selling fewer motorcycles.

Despite what one might think, spinning donuts on a motorcycle is not really a piece of cake. When you have four wheels, all you really need is a rear wheel drive vehicle with a decent amount of torque. But on two wheels? Well, it’s a bit more complicated.

In what has to be one of the coolest and raddest art projects in the history of art, this is just truly spectacular. What you are looking at is artist Nick Veasey’s newest project.