motorcycles

This is definitely a 'kids, don't try this at home' moment and arguably unsafe but equally just as arguably COOL! While driving along on his bike with his GoPro cam on, this guy noticed a coffee cup hanging out on a woman's bumper and decided it was worth the rush to try and grab it

Who knew bikers were such hopeless romantics? The Rockefeller Center ice skating rink might be perfect for marriage proposals in New York City, but if you're in Los Angeles you'll have to get a little more creative -- like shutting down a major highway.

A biker bar in the Murrels Inlet section of Myrtle Beach, SC that goes by the oh-so-fun-to-say name of “Suck Bang Blow” is fighting for its customers’ right to churn out “burnouts.”

Motorcycle enthusiasts sometimes have a difficult choice: leave their beloved rides out in the elements, or pay to garage them. But Japanese architects may have come up with the perfect solution — an apartment complex with a compact motorcycle garage in each unit.

Parts of Japan are still reeling from the massive earthquake and tsunami that decimated the nation’s northern coast in 2011. Thousands were killed and even more left injured and homeless by the natural disasters and ensuing fires. The tragic event also sent an untold number of personal possessions drifting across the oceans, some of which are just now reaching other shores...

This one-wheeled, post-apocalyptic electric unicycle might be just what you’re looking for if you’ve officially given up on public transportation, cars, gasoline engine and attempts at man-made wings.

I had someone write in and say we always talk about classic cars and that theirs a lot of classic bikes too. So for today’s Classic Car, let’s step outside the box and talk about the 1951 Triumph Thunderbird.

Whether you’re trying to outrun a group of Nazis or just trying to run to Wendy’s before closing time, nothing lets the world know that you’re the sidekick in any situation more than having to sit in the sidecar of a motorcycle.

Here we have a man about to take his brand new motorcycle for a spin. Or so you think. Actually, the fellow does take the bike for a pretty intense ride, but just not in the way you’d expect. Check it out below:

These days cars come with some pretty sophisticated add-ons: rearview cameras that show what’s behind you, driver alert systems that wake you if you’re dozing off. These optional features are all well and good, but none of them hold a candle to the Honda Motocompo, a tiny, folding scooter that was sold as a trunk-sized accessory for the Honda City and the Honda Today from 1981 to 1983.