Frak Me, Starbuck Rides?!

I finished BSG over the weekend. WOW! Just frakking wow! And then this article from the guys over at Asphalt and Rubber post this on Facebook. Starbuck, marry me.

Katee Sackhof's  Classified Moto’s KT600

MotoGP of Japan Poster

A couple of weeks ago, Asphalt and Rubber posted an advertisement for the 2012 MotoGP of Japan. People either loved it or hated it. I thought it was a unique way to market the event that wasn't the American "SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY!" monster truck voice. Anyway, I liked it enough I wanted to throw it up as my Facebook cover photo, but I needed to change the dimensions in order for it to work. Here's what I ended up with. I only wish Ben Spies was on it.

STURGIS: Part 3 (NSFW... kind of)

Trent, Dale, Mike, Von

Note to self, standing sideways doesn't
make you look any less fat.

Contrary to popular belief,
pasties are required.

Devil's Tower

Burnout contest. Sundance, Wyo.

U!S!A! - U!S!A! - U!S!A!

Wyoming Engineering

Mike, Von, Dale, Trent

Sturgis: Part 2 (Rules of the Road)

Rule #294 Proving You Were There

Often times while motorcycling, one must take photos of iconic landmarks as proof (at least to your wife/husband) that you were actually there. It is OK in these proof-of-attendance photos to use your motorcycle as a stand-in for you. This avoids two things: 1- Having to ask the any other tourists to take a picture of you, and 2- in avoiding other tourists to take the shot, having to hold the camera at arm's length trying to get your much-too-large head in the same frame as the iconic landmark. However if you have to point out the landmark in your photo...

...get closer to said landmark.

Rule #28 Stay Hydrated

Sturgis: Part One (The Miles)

1665 miles and 5 nights of the best therapy money can buy.


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Rainy Day Weekend

Not much to say. Today it rained. Sherman and I spent the day in the garage putting new handlebars on the Harley.