Bassmen

(via LE CONTAINER: From Mot’Art dav.)

(Source: bassman5911)

The Personal Street Sweeper of France (via The Old Motor)

t-s-k-b:

The new Cafe (racer) Society - (不明なタイトル)

gibsart:

Krauser BMW race outfit

(Source: jonnypockets)

Camera: SONY DSLR-A200
Aperture: f/2.8
Exposure: 1/400th
Focal Length: 110mm

zolotoivek:

Soldiers of the Russian army firing at ducks from their motorcycle, 1915.

amightydirge:

kampfgruppe:

Kickin’ up dust in the desert.

My dream motorcycle. I would replace the MG-34 with a 249, but still.

BMW R75 with a MG-34 mounted on the sidecar belonging to the 21st Panzer Division

The Black Widow
In Steampunk Holmes, Watson rides along with Holmes on the Black Widow in a very cool side car.
(via steampunkholmes)

The Black Widow

In Steampunk Holmes, Watson rides along with Holmes on the Black Widow in a very cool side car.

(via steampunkholmes)

The Black Widow Chases an Air Ship! (via steampunkholmes)

vampirkaninchen:

doctormonocle:

Steampunk Holmes - A very different look for Sherlock Holmes. Check out this project called Steampunk Holmes, it’s a really interesting interactive method of storytelling. Just watch the videos, you’ll see. (Also, check out their future project, Steam Patriots, for steampunkage of a revolutionary kind.)

Guys this looks SO BLOODY AWESOME!!! For the first time in my life, I want an iPad, just so I cna try this whole interactive thing. But one way or the other- the artwork looks great, the setting and characters are textbook badass steampunkery, very classic, and there’s music by Abney Park!!!

steampunkvehicles:

I could resist just because I have a grillbike.

thenewcaferacersociety.blogspot.com

Mobile unit sausage in WWII

fuckyeahsidecars:

Sometimes it is best to not ask….

legrandcirque:

Bicycle and sidecar, Berlin, Germany, November 1931.

Source: Deutsches Bundesarchiv (German Federal Archive)

Moto Guzzi 1952 250cc Sidecar

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The Armored Indian

The Springfield Police Department once owned a small fleet of armored motorcycles. I suspect these were made during Prohibition when whiskey running was taken seriously. Both the motorcycle and sidecar were fitted with protective shields made of “crucible” steel and bulletproof glass. The shields had gun ports and folded down when not being used.

(via Touringroads — Ken Aiken: February 2010)

Camera: Nikon D100
Aperture: f/2.8
Exposure: 1/60th
Focal Length: 28mm

(Source: oilandsteel)