Rossi is back- big time

What a difference a year and new bikes and everything else makes.  Rossi was his old masterful self at the Spanish Grand Prix. What is surprising is how poorly Nicky Hayden is running. It’s not just that he is a little off the pace, he is struggling on the new bike. With Read more…

Old Guys Rule!!!

Being closer to 50 than 40, I can really appreciate this. Very cool to see these guys clean up. Also, it was surprising to see a Kawasaki EX650 win instead of the tried and true SV650. Check out the whole story over at Cycle World. Somebody check the sponsors list. Read more…

Darmah wins it’s class

My friend’s Ducati Darmah won it’s class in the Ducati Day show in Daytona. Congratulations to Jerry and Debbie. The bike is an unrestored original in really nice condition. We were very surpised the Darmah won best bevel in the show. There were other bikes that were rarer or in Read more…

Car, Bike, whatever…

Autoblog has been covering the Geneva Auto Show, and one of the more interesting vehicles is the Monotracer. I’m not sure who would want one of these for the $50,000.00 asking price, but I sure there is someone. Since they are only going to make 100/year, all you need is a Read more…

Daytona

With the festivities already going strong in Daytona, there is plenty to see (more than you will want to see downtown at night!). The AMA site has a page up with happenings and updates. I have a couple of friends down there, and I hope to get some info on the vintage Read more…

Are you ready for some MotoGP?

Speed has the info on the first day of qualifying in Qatar. Looks like Nicky Hayden is struggling, and Rossi is, well, Rossi. I’m hoping for a great competitive season that goes down to the wire like last year. The 2007 MotoGP season officially got underway today, with riders undertaking Read more…

Kawasaki MotoGP news

Speed has a Q&A with the new Kawasaki competition manager regarding the Green Team’s plans for the future. It looks like Kawasaki is going to be in the game for the long haul- Q: Does Kawasaki have a long-term plan for MotoGP?A: Yes, and there is support within the company Read more…