So its been a few weeks and the dust has settled on the first Oil Stained Brain show, it was a huge success and the organisers are already making plans for the 2013 show. The official photos have just been released, great shots by Shannon Djordjevic from Flake Kustom Photography and Lisa Feagan.
This video has been around for a while but I still enjoy watching it, Kenny Roberts proving that he hasn’t forgotten how to ride! The TZ750 Flat Tracker would have to rate up there as one of the scariest race bikes in history, its the epitome of fire breathing out of control two stroke… Awesome to see Kenny give it a good run as well, much respect.
This is a very cool project from Yamaha, all the big manufacturers should take note! Watch the video it tells the story, as for which bike is the best? They are all pretty cool but I think I’d go with the RSD bike pictured above, followed by the Lazareth machine. What do you think? let us know in the comments…
I am a pretty big fan of the Gravel Crew style, this little DT250 custom is a great example of why. The Gravel Crew bikes are always accentuated by clean lines, great stance, simple paint and often a pretty unique take the donor bike. The DT250 is not a bike that has the sort of cult following that a few other Yamaha’s seem to have but going by the looks …continue…
Here is another great video from Jamie Robinson that follows on from his entry into the Red Bull CatalinaGP that we posted here a while ago. I can’t help but be inspired by Jamie’s videos, there are plenty more of his adventures to read about and watch on MotoGeo. I watched this video and then spent an hour on ebay looking for a VMX machine…you have been warned!
image by Simon Cudby via Red Bull Photofiles Santa Catalina is a small island of the Southern California coast and for many years was the home to the Catalina GP. A race that roared through the city, into the hills and through a golf course. The Catalina GP was run in 2010 after a 52 year absence, Red Bull got behind the event and managed to attract over 800 riders! Bikes …continue…
Awesome shot – no words needed…. via motoblog.it