Stage five of the 2014 Dakar Rally saw riders battling some very inclement conditions. With temperatures soaring to well above…
Whether your taste is along the lines of the heavily modified BMW Concept Ninety, which Roland Sands had a hand in making, or something more stock from the BMW parts catalog, the BMW R nineT can abide. So, it probably shouldn’t surprise us to see that Nicolas Petit has inked another build for German parts maker Wunderlich. Drawing both a fully-faired and a more bare-boned version of Wunderlich BMW R nineT cafe racer, Petit has once again made a lurid proposition. We think those who love the classic lines of BMW’s past will enjoy these concepts, and if anything Petit’s work shows the versatility in the R nineT’s modular design.
In the eighth instalment of our series looking at 2013, we come to Andrea Dovizioso. This is how the Italian…
Last year, the Honda TT Legends crew worked with Britain’s ITV4 television station to produce an eight-part documentary that followed…
The UK has seen it fit to have one of the best helmet safety rating systems known to man, and it’s worth taking a look at Britain’s SHARP website before buying your next lid. Basing laboratory analysis with real world probabilities, SHARP is perhaps the most pragmatic rating system available for motorcyclists, but more importantly it is the most transparent and accessible. Well know it looks like we can be jealous of Australia as well, as our riding brothers and sisters down under have their own public database of helmet crash statistics, appropriately called CRASH, which like its British counterpart, does away with some of the guess work in helmet safety, and makes that data available to consumers.
Bay Area start-up Lit Motors specializes in creative vehicle concepts. Their most recent project, the Kubo, takes the urban-utility concept…