Eley Kishimoto x BMW R1200R

Razzle masters Eley Kishimoto dazzled a BMW R1200R for London Fashion Week. HFL!

No place for beginners or sensitive hearts

Emily Didonato by Anthony Maule. Love that jacket! via...

I wanna show you something you have never seen

All time favourite magazine Intersection teamed up with L'Ecurie to do a custom BMW K1300S. Watch the video on ViaComIT.

It only seems to stop, to start all over again with you

Lookin' good guys! I'm checkin' this out tomorrow! Deus Yamaha TW225 and the Festival of Thump... BE THERE!

Spill the wine

Interesting things happening in the Deus camp... Their new team vehicle?

And off the avenue, and if you want me, you can find me

See you on Saturday the 19th! Deus Ex Machina Festival of Thump! Click to enlarge another great poster by Carby Tuckwell...

I reached inside myself and found nothing there to ease the pressure of my ever worrying mind

Finally found a solution for that crappy old Nitro helmet that's been sitting on my desk for the past year or two! Village Green's designer Tom Darracotti has created an eerie post apocalyptic rat-style helmet utilising chalkboard paint. Have a look at his other creations on his site, new-window.

A new sun risin' on the way we sing and a world of weirdo's waitin' in the wings

Jeff Koons has excelled himself with his interpretation of the BMW M3 GT2. Can't wait to see it cruise around Le Mans! ViaComIt!

New BMW GS 30th Anniversary colorways

...done right! Loving the 30th Anniversary colors for the BMW GS range, seen here on Two Wheels Blog.

Foot on the pedal, never ever false metal, engine running hotter than a boiling kettle

Rodney Aguar's BMW R80 bobbers. Photos from Pipeburn's flickr stream. Hard to believe they started out like this:

It don’t matter what you do, don’t matter what you say, it’s all in the delivery

Head over to ze Last Chance Garage for some great shots of their visit to the BMW Archive museum in Munich, which I will make a pilgramage to myself one day. Wonder is Sabine Breuer still works there?

Dare Jennings profiled in Sydney Magazine

Dare Jennings of 100% Mambo and Deus Ex Machina fame, was featured in the May 2010 issue of Sydney Magazine, a glossy insert that gets bundled with the Sydney Morning Herald. A great write-up of his background and the inspiration behind the iconic surf and motorcycle brands. He's been a significant inspiration to me over the years, back at school all I wanted to do was to work for Mambo so I did work experience at the studio and Phantom Graphics. Met Reg Mombassa and drove around with Dare in his silver Saab to the interior shows which were featuring the Bull designs on some furniture. Then I got into motorbikes and lo and behold, Dare starts Deus. All I wanted to do then was work for Deus, but I have been fortunate enough to be involved in a couple of exhibitions hosted by Deus. He continues to be the motivation for me to innovate and create. Nice work, Dare! Photo by Sahlan Hayes. Also, don't forget the Deus Vintage MX Swap meet tomorrow!

You got the money, I got the soul

Death Spray Custom: BMW R65GS?!?

They got two for one at the store on the corner

Saw this BMW R1200S and sidecar cruising past the pub a few weeks ago and had to scrape my jar off the bar, so I was pretty excited to see it parked on the main drag yesterday. Perfectly matched color and well-solid construction. Euro plates... Looks like fun!

Just hold on tight, don't get caught in your little world

One of my favourite reads, Archival Clothing, posted some vintage bicycling cards by Flickr member and blogger Agence Eureka. While browsing through her amazing collection, I spotted this little gem. My new commute to work has forced me to perform an increased amount of lanesplitting, so I wish I could read French as this looks like it could be an educational read...

Struck down by the open road

Can't remember which issue of Vogue this cover was before I photocopied it and scrawled 'phat gothic' on it.

BMW Concept 6

Greatly aroused by this. But also why I love shit like this:
Via Two Wheels Blog!

Feeling like your day may be done

Also seen at The Spot on the way home. And why not.

I was sitting on the corner just a wasting my time

Thomas Hooper is my artist of the day, check out his shirts with Shirts and Destroy, they're are absolutely freaking incredible.

Your face just ghostly in the smoke

If I spent more more time at a cafe writing in my Moleskine than riding my bike then I'd be all over this custom cover by Stubborn Sideburn. Where's my Leatherman?