Winged Victory. Via: raymfer's photostream

by Spica*

"Allegedly one of the longest motorbikes ever made. Motorbikes Čechie-Böhmerland produced by German Albin Hugo Liebisch in 20’s and 30’s in North Bohemia attract attention all about wherever they come. As a cheaper alternative to car they were designed to carry four-member family. The standard model was 3.17 m long"

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"Winter Parking" Via CatsFive's photostream

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Buddhism, and the art of motorcycle maintenance. Via: kristofferdahl's photostream

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The Ed Newton designed Big Twin. Via: bcmacsac1's photostream

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"She was riding the BMW in whatever weather" Via: Enthusiasticus' photostream

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"Self-portrait With Motorcycle" By Dave Walsh

Pine to Palm 1934. Via: yourlonestar's photostream

Treasure Island Casino Siren Chopper - The Sea Nymph. Pict via: HEFU

Moto Guzzi 75 Record. Via: vortexrocket's photostream

The Douglas Experimental Department at the Kingswood factory BS15 1920.

"Experimentation and innovation drove development right into the First World War. The new sport of motorcycle racing was a powerful incentive to produce tough, fast, reliable machines. These enhancements soon found their way to the public’s machines. By 1914, motorcycles were no longer bicycles with engines: they had their own technologies, although many still maintained bicycle elements like seats and suspension."

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I sing the scooter electric.

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