have you been to Solvang? http://www.motosolvang.com/

www.bikeexif.com/ so much good stuff.

OI!

Nevermind, I just saw the link over the photo...

From 1935... that thing is so cool!

Woah!
That's like HR Giger doing Art Nouveau.

where did you find that pic?
is it modern?

Not that I have ever been much of a sci-fi kind of guy,...but can't you just imagine Darth Vader on this, flying down the road on one of those desert planets in the middle of the night with about three and a half full moons in the sky???
Huh, Can't ya?

http://www.bmbikes.co.uk/photopages/photosr7.htm

Well McFuzzybutt...Seems like most of the cool stuff to cover has already be done on your site! We'll just have to try harder to keep this one interesting for ya.

Welcome aboard, Mr. McFuzzybutt! Motorcycho McFuzzybutt said:

better yet...
www.motorcycho.com
go to the Blog portion!

Awesome site!

Cool! Something new to read at work (while on break, obviously) Check this: http://motorcycho.blogspot.com/search/label/Biker%20Movies

better yet... www.motorcycho.com go to the Blog portion!

You guys ever seen this cool biker mini-zine/blog before?

http://www.ratbike.org/motorcycho/

Just curious!

I liked gone in 6o seconds.. a classic. Check on my you tube channel searching in "carsploitation" trailers: http://ning.it/a7Gq4K Dr. Alga said:

I love these two movies, any other recommendation?
kopper said:

Hell yeah! I never get tired of watching this one. This and Vanishing Point... two GREAT race movies.

I love these two movies, any other recommendation? kopper said:

Hell yeah! I never get tired of watching this one. This and Vanishing Point... two GREAT race movies.

Nice El Dorado! Motorcycho McFuzzybutt said:

I Dig Sickles!

ya... its a super great roadtripper! power chord hack said:

doood! sweet!!
Is that yours?!

doood! sweet!!
Is that yours?!

Check thrift stores! I got my Technics SL-1900 from good will for 15 bucks! Look for turntables that have replaceable needles, intact dust covers, strobe tuners, and don't buy anything with a plastic arm. Good luck!

No, don't get a Numark. They suck! I had two and could never get rid of the buzz... it was a grounding issue. I took them in to a shop to get repaired/rewired and nothing was ever resolved... but every fucking time I tried to DJ with them I had this irritating buzz under the music... pissed me off! Sold them, got the Technics and never had that issue again. Recordgrooves said:

You might consider a digital Numark TTUSB from Musiciansfriend.com http://xrl.in/3qnz
a nice little player that has good sound for the price, you can find deals on these if you want. (I know you'll know where to look) If you are patient, then you should hit up some garage (no pun) or estate sales. Most peeps will tell you that is where the gold is. Technics, Bang & Olufsen, Marantz, made some good stuff Teac, Sony, Pioneer made good things too, but look out for a player with too many features as they may cause more problems. Direct drives have some advantages but if you get a belt drive make sure you find a replacement belt as they become stretched or worn. Most importantly if you buy an older model make sure you buy a player with cartridge you can replace, as many models have a one piece plastic arm and are only capable of replacing a needle that are usually plastic. (not recommended) On another note.

I think the cartridge is replaceable. Is that right? Could I just change the needle? Recordgrooves said:

Jamie,

the needle on that thing is garbage, you could use it to listen to and album a couple of times, to sample an album or to convert it into a different format, but I wouldn't recommend playing a record on that thing over and over.

Yes, save for a player with a good cartridge/needle.

Best Wishes.

Jamie,

the needle on that thing is garbage, you could use it to listen to and album a couple of times, to sample an album or to convert it into a different format, but I wouldn't recommend playing a record on that thing over and over.

Yes, save for a player with a good cartridge/needle.

Best Wishes.

So how do I ensure minimum record shredding on my hundred dollar Sony player from Best Buy. I got it for Christmas a couple years ago. Should I just save for a new one?

I had a technics SL-1200 many many years ago. It was great.
Also had a Radio Shack Realistic turntable with 78 rpm for my older records...
they were both good and treated my records fine.

amazing movie, fuckin great camera and photography work, a must seen!

and one of the sickest movies ever!

has anybody seen Wayne County Ramblin'?

how is it?