Seats for Sale
- New alligator leather custom 24"x 55" perfect for harley ridged motorcycle seats(US $29.99)
- Alligator leather custom 24"x 55" perfect for harley nightster motorcycle seat(US $29.99)
- New alligator leather custom 24"x 55" harley bobber copper motorcycle seat black(US $29.99)
- La rosa black leather harley sportster nightster iron 883 48 72 rear fender bib(US $29.95)
- Honda xr250r seat cover xr 250r 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 in 25 colors (st)(US $29.99)
- Kawasaki zx10r ninja 1000 passenger seat cover seat cowl 917153
BMW M1 Hommage to show at Melbourne
Mon, 05 Jan 2009[ad#ad-1] BMW has announced that it is going to use its M1 Hommage (or Homage, if you’re not German) as the centre piece of it’s stand at the Melbourne Motor Show in February. The BMW M1 Hommage was created last year to celebrate 30 years from the M1 road car creation in 1978, and was developed by BMW’s M Division. The M1 Hommage takes many styling cues from the original M1, such as the air vents on the bonnet, the louvres on the rear window and the round decals at the extremes of the wings, but makes a distinctly 21st century take on the original.
Toyota to show FT86 Convertible at 2013 Geneva show
Fri, 01 Feb 2013Toyota is bringing a drop-top GT86 to next month's Geneva motor show. Based on its sublime lightweight GT86 coupe, the FT-86 Open (the show car has ditched the 'GT' name reverted to the 'FT' tag because it's currently only a concept) will be revealed in March 2013. 'FT' stands for 'Future Toyota', and Toyota has already started the media tease by releasing this sketch. Is the Toyota GT86 convertible confirmed for production?
Intermot Motorcycle Show 2004
Wed, 23 Mar 2005Motorcycle design is a term that conjures up many images to different people. To the majority North Americans, designing a motorcycle suggests a garage where several enthusiasts resembling the hit TV show Orange County Choppers assemble bikes based on the Harley Davidson model, with acres of chromed after market parts and hand lacquered custom paint jobs.To many others no thought is given at all to how the shapes of the bikes on the street came into being. The reality is that the major motorcycle manufacturers employ professional designers and serious technology the same way as in the car industry does, even if the final product is so different.