big bumpers-big city

Winter Sucks

two feet and still snowing. A real snowstorm.

Macho

30 years later and still one of the coolest looking trucks made. Simon and Simon helped too.

Vintage Burgundy

The 1979 XS750. It's built to perform. From on-ramp to fast lane. Or from Santa Barbara to New York.

Cobalt Blue

Over the past nine years Yamaha has established a legend with refinements in a 40-year-old engine design: the vertical twin.

Clean White

In fact, it's just perfect. For camping, cowtrailing, errands, you name it.

Competition Yellow

The YZ125. It can beat any motocrosser in its class any day of the week. And twice on Sunday.

Poppy Red

The KV75 is the kid's vacant-lot bike that loves to take vacation trips with the grown-ups.

Lime Green

79 Kawasaki KX250 is a limited-production motocross machine that weighs 207 lbs and develops 40 horsepower.
Nice touches: 2 1/4 gallon aluminum gas-tank; magnesium engine-covers; magnesesium hubs and anodized-alloy rims; full-floating rear-brakes; and plastic fenders.

1980 Lancia Beta Turbo Silhouette Montecarlo

call it the Night Train

S&W

sweet hitchhiker

1972 Honda Trail 90

traffic modifier

See You On The Lanes

Sasquatch & Abominable Snow

More snow rolls in. Insurance State of spineless pussies goes into shock and lock down. Fuck that. Load up the shortbus and lets drive to New Haven.

blondie 78

Blondie at the Agora Ballroom, Hartford CT ca 1978
photo: Stan Slossberg

Stan 1972

local veteran on his asian tour. Yamaha DT 250 with the Easy Rider package.
photo:Stan Slossberg

FTP

Officer Alfred Conley
Uncle Jerry in Golden Valley, AZ's photostream from Flickr.com

just do it

roland davies