Taiwan, 180km off the coast of China, is an archipelago of many islands, the largest of which, at 36,000km², is 3.5 times smaller than England, slightly larger than Belgium. With a population of 23 million, its economic influence is recognised the world over, as can be seen from the 510m-high skyscraper in the capital, Tapei 101. Stretching over a length of 394km and a width of 144km, the … [Read more...]

Patty Dimitriou & the Thunderbird Throttle Patty Dimitriou is a member of the Navajo Nation tribe, a small business owner, and an Indian Motorcycle rider. She is a driving force in the Southwest’s Native American circles, showing her passion for community and culture time and again. We’re proud to have Patty riding with us. Here, she honors the Indigenous tradition of storytelling, sharing her … [Read more...]

THE WILD AND METICULOUS BUILDING BIKES, DOING WHEELIES, AND MAKING VIDEOS PHOTOGRAPHY BY AARON ROMO AND SEAN MACDONALD Aaron Colton has been a professional Red Bull athlete since he was 15 years old. The man can do standup wheelies in a 10x10 room. But equally impressive as his stunt riding is his bike knowledge and meticulous nature. Watching Aaron work on a motorcycle is like watching Beethoven … [Read more...]

In its fourth year, the massive Indian Riders Fest drew more than 1,500 Indian MOTORCYCLE owners from right across Europe to converge on Budweis in the Czech Republic. It was staged in a park in the heart of the town, and was a huge success, as ever. The brainchild of Jean-Marie Guyon and a bunch of his friends – founders of one of the first IMRGs in Europe – this meet has now reached an epic … [Read more...]

Garden party In the heart of England’s leafy countryside, a hundred kilometers south of London and not far from the Channel coast, lies the village of Goodwood in Sussex. Jeremy Mc Williams and Sammy MillerBritish motorcycling legends Its old Royal Air Force airfield was turned into a racetrack for motorsports in 1948 by the ninth Duke of Richmond. He owned about 12,000 acres of farmland … [Read more...]