The Grind Cafe

hot damn!!

to hell with the dirt bike! this is my new object of affection.

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ridepdw:

Man, I could look at Mike Curiaks photos all day. He and a couple of buddies just got back from another adventure.

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habermannandsons:

BMW Scrambler

Does anyone have more information on this bike?

Wow

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bicyclestore:

Porsche bike by David Schultz

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taeblog:

Too. Fucking. Cool.

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spookybikes:

The Darkside is legendary. As well it should be.

oh, my god. I used to drool over this exact issue of bike magazine back in the day. I also loved the voodoo D-jab on the next page. everything about that spookey excites me.

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bugoutblog:

Looking like it could easily conquer a bog, a lunar landscape, or your neighbor’s perfectly coiffed shrubbery, the Jeep Mighty FC Concept is one of six concept vehicles recently revealed to the public for the Easter Jeep Safari. Built as a tribute to the old Jeep Forward Control, the Mighty FC (or “Mighty F*#ing Cool” in our book) is actually built on a current Wrangler Rubicon platform, though it looks like the furthest thing from. With an extended wheelbase and a serious “cab forward” (quite literally) design, the Mighty FC also makes use of massive axles that provide enough ground clearance to lightly graze Danny DeVito’s pate and the 40-inch tires certainly prevent you from hearing the yelp of tiny dogs as you back up with abandon. The only thing remotely girly about this beast is the somewhat poorly chosen powder blue paint job.

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I fucking love this thing.

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drizzleandahurricane:

I was riding some roads like this yesterday, but I think I hit one too many potholes… broke another spoke (lucky thing I was on my way home by then!) and took a good hour last night to re-true my rear rim. But whatever—a little bit of adventure is worth such consequences.

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