Well of Death

Great video music video that could very well be a tribute to the 'Mela' and the last of the dying breed of Indian itinerants-the heroes in the Well of Death.

New Year... New Motorcycle... New beginnings

Many people look forward to the New Year for a new start on old habits...

So I got a new project...

Will have to learn to work with a new engine format...

...In a new workshop...

So if you swing by if you want to see an old Moto Guzzi being restored, a MX Yezdi being put together, see some cool motorcycles, get a custom job done or just hang out and talk two wheels.

Click here for directions

I'm not shitting you

It's not uncommon for people to put the names of their kids, or parents or Gods or whatever they might fancy on the back of their auto rickshaws. Like wearing a badge on your arm almost, and this guy's proud of his love for his nether region, or that of somebody else.

Back to the future

Living off the laurels of winning the 'International Six Days' isn't a bad thing at all, especially if you can pull it off on that little NSU there.



This Moto Guzzi V7 Special in white reeks 'cop bike'. I didn't really know that one of these actually existed here in India, although i've seen a couple of older Guzzis. The bike looks fabulous, save the retarded horse on the side panel, I believe it was an sticker that went on the bikes that were sold to the Yanks. The Americans wanted a powerful cop bike and this is what urged Moto Guzzi to give them the V7, they even called it the Ambassador. I could be wrong about the horse sticker but i wasn't wrong when i thought it looked like a go anywhere motorcycle. FYI, this one dates back to the early 70s if not '69.



Great Tee, Great Riding goggles, 'Vintage-motorcycles-make-me-look-silly' smile. Fantastic!!



That's what a registration tag look like in 1972. None of the hideous plates/stickers on the front to ruin the fluidity of the great paint job.! Bring back the 70's please!!



I'm not sure of the exact model of this motorcycle from from the looks of it, it's a pre 1938. Because this is a ridgid and '38-39 is when Norton started putting the Plunger suspension on the rear. More when I get the participants list, but that was another motorcycle that was worth it's age and weight in gold.