In the beginning there was fire..and it was good. Via:

Via: Hiwheel Via: Steampunk Vehicles

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The art of Kevin Mower

Riding into Damnation. Via: EnvyDream

The art of Steamboy. Via:

Via: mindsigh

Via: The Unique Vehicles!

t_h_factory2nd's steam bike concept art.

Bob Basset's leather/ helmet/ fetish art.

Via: Cartoon Stock

Via: Super Punch

The art of Albert Robida. Via: Metalfilter

Mr. Barnasík re-creates a S.H. Roper. Via: Ceska Televize

Anthony Cioffi's Steam Moto Concept

Via: Me-Ru-Mo

Steam Powered trike spotted at the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum. Via: MR38's photostream

"Big Ned" was built by Australian Mark Walker. "An engineering genius with a very calm and philosophical air to him. Mark is a self taught engineer, capable of creating machinery beyond the dreams of most people. Mark is also dyslexic. He cant read or write to save himself. All of his designs and schematics come straight out of his head.

Mark with Ned

An engineering/artistic exercise with a very Australian feel to it. Obviously Ned (named after the Australian bandit Ned Kelly who wore home-made plate metal armour) is not a practical motorcycle, the lack of suspension would thrash any rider even over a short distance. The massive engine with its rotary valves and Steam punk brass work is more an aesthetic expression than anything..."

Via: One day in the life of a Computech

Artist unknown. Via: Telovation