Posted by: Nick Maggio
Serious painting of serious bikes for serious admirers. I went to art school, and had to draw still-lifes of baskets of apples, cow skulls, flowers and if I was lucky, a nude model. I sucked. I think, maybe, I would've been better if they rolled a "Paul Smart" in, and let me go to work rendering the nuances of the sparkle-painted curves... continue reading

Raised in Barcelona (Spain), twenty seven year old IñIGO Oleaga came to LA 3 years ago and has since been the assistant director on videos such as X-Men Origins: Wolverine, LEXUS "Lift Off", NIKE "Field Generals NBA", PUMA "Lift" and ADIDAS Soccer "Ignite". Check out his latest work in this video he directed for Falcon Motorcycles.

Posted by: Jon Beck
Like Nicaragua in general, the streets of Managua are an intense blend of poverty and fascination, hazards and treasures. Climbing the steep narrow road to Las Nubes is among the better rides I've been privileged to take, just keep an eye out for the open manholes, and drainage culverts cut directly into the traffic lanes... continue reading

Sixty years before Evil Knivel or reality TV shows had even begun to conceive of dangerous or spectacular stunts, men in suits were jumping through space with head down and wheels up, consistently imagining new daredevilry on a scale that had never been seen before... continue reading

Posted by: Nick Maggio
Got to love my BikeEXIF daily updates. Couple days ago, they sent a nice little heads up on these. The people over at BE sum them up nice... continue reading

It's usually a good sign when there are a bunch of Sharpies lying around, as it means things are in full blown fabrication mode and ideas for bike builds are flowing, that is, unless the ink isn't flowing as freely as the ideas because the cap's been left off the last damn Sharpie. Again. ... continue reading

Posted by: Nick Maggio
After watching this movie, it occurred to me, that the title, On Any Sunday, was not in reference to when you could find these men out on the tracks or in the desert, but something much more... continue reading

Posted by: Jon Beck
Red eye flight leaves this coming Monday. Approximately 10 days in Nicaragua to document the cigar industry & associated culture with a series of 35mm and 120mm cameras... continue reading