Cafes,tits and other bits.

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hotvvheels:

2002 tii

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roaringbikes:

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caferacerdesign:

Cafe Racer Design Source
Kawasaki Z1100 ST @caferacerdesign

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seaweedandgravel:

Shop

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minimalmodernist:

Shaw House, Point Grey, Vancouver, Canada

Architect: Patkau Architects

Key features of this house include a swimming pool with glass bottom, waterfront location with downtown Vancouver view, and minimalist interiors

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themightymotor:

Bronco.

Seen at Corsa Motoclassica. Willow Springs, CA.

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klassikkustoms:

#caferacer #kawasaki

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truebikerspirit:

Today we’d like to send a little help towards Portland Oregon.

Giles Clement is a talented photographer perpetuating the lost art of Wetplates and Tintypes

“I use a camera built in 1905 and a lens created in 1849 to craft one-of-a-kind, magical images of silver and light.”

Chances are you have already seen some of his other work, as he is the author of a well know series of photographs portraying ladies and their bikes. Yes, you may even have spotted Alicia aka the Motolady.

Giles loves his craft and would very much like to keep his studio rolling, here is how you can help:

- pay a visit to Giles’ studio or have him come to you

- shout out to your crew and organise a massive bike and riders portrait session, we’d love to see the results

- buy prints from his online store at : http://www.etsy.com/shop/gilesclement

Giles’ website and facebook pages:

- http://gilesclement.com/

- https://www.facebook.com/GilesClementPhotography?fref=ts

Thanks for sharing this, SUPPORT YOUR INDEPENDENT PHOTOGRAPHER ! Stay True.

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truebikerspirit:

We are just back from the perfect road trip to London where we attended the Bike Shed Event.
We went with some our friends from Belgaz , a howling pack of 10 bikes roaring in the streets of the city after crossing the ever beautiful english country side.
Also very cool to meet again with the friendly team of Spirit of the Seventies , riding from Sevenoaks to London following Tim was just great fun.
Key point of the weekend, meeting Sharon and David from Davida helmets , passionate, true very cool motorcycle lovers, humble, dedicated. They have tons of stories in the drawers, we’ll have to go back, oh well we will not complain ;)

Stay tuned.

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