Westbound Part 3: 10,000 Miles Across the U.S. on Ural Motorcycles
Montana: Big Sky Country We pulled into Billings, MT with a collective sigh of relief after the full-throttle cross-country press. Lovers of…
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Westbound Part 2: 10,000 miles Across the U.S. on Ural Motorcycles
Westward: The Journey Begins We decided we would ride into the sun on fully decked out sidecars from the Eastern seaboard of…
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Westbound Part 1: 10,000 Miles Across the U.S. on Ural Motorcycles
Westbound I remember when we pulled in for breakfast in Port Allegany and she came over to greet us. There was an…
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Enginethusiast: Anthony Scott Finds Purpose in the Simplicity of Machines
Fascinated by the beauty of engineering, photographer and military veteran Anthony Scott, alongside partner and photographer Melissa Bryan, started Enginethusiast as a…
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A Little Laughter Goes a Long Way: A Chat with Drew from Bixby Moto
Motorcycles are fun, right? Having fun is one of the most important aspects of motorcycling. There really is no other excuse for…
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The Trophy Rat: An All-Conquering Rat Rod from America’s Northwest
Kirkland, known as the “The Little City That Could,” is eight miles from metropolitan Seattle. Its claim to fame is that Costco…
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Safety’s Off: KC Kawano’s White Knuckle Bobber
When I think of a bobber, a “bob-job,” a “cut-down,” a “chopper,” or whatever the hell you want to call it, this…
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Blazing Trails: Gettin’ Frisky with Chevy’s Original Topless Runabout
Two-door convertible SUV. Words we don’t hear in the automotive world that often. When we arrived at bike night this summer to…
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Engineered to Climb: A Harley Street 750 Rises up from Down Under
Occasionally you get the call. You spend all your free time in your backyard or garage, mostly for the love of it,…
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The Scrappier: A Squeaky-Clean Supermoto from Woolie’s Workshop
Naked, supermoto, streetfigher, café racer, super-naked — whatever you want to call it (we’re leaning toward super-naked) — this 2008 KTM RC8…
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Last of a Kind: The X-ray Vision of Artist and Engineer David Kimble
The debate about what is considered art — and what is not considered art — has filled volumes, spawned entire branches of…
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Carving History: Clermont Boutin and His Cutting-Edge Collection
For Clermont Boutin, the son of an old-time Canadian lumberjack, life is at its best when he’s in the backwoods with a…
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