A friend of The Bullitt sent us this video with the email subject, “Best moto video of all time”. While we don't agree with that 100%, it is worth the watch and a laugh. These Japanese hooligans seem to be having a good time ripping through the countryside with nothing more than their knicke...
Best Motorcycle Video
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A Modern Day Street Tracker
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We've got a special place in our hearts - and garages - for this new generation of dirt-bike turned two-wheeled urban assault vehicle. There's been more and more popping up these days but the true masters of this feat have to be Roland Sands and Michael Woolaway. What you see here is another Woolie Wonder - an XR650R Baja racer...
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Royal Enfield 350cc Bobber Motorcycle
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Reginald Hilt from Bull City Customs recently submitted these images and shared the story of their recently completed 2003 Royal Enfield bobber. They are a relatively new shop based in New Delhi India. Hilt, a fashion designer by day, built the bike for his wife who wanted a bike of her own. A bobber stance with some scrambler cues...
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The Handbuilt Motorcycle Show
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The Handbuilt Show in Austin, TX is a show that was practically built for The Bullitt and all of the scalawags that hang around here. Custom vintage bikes, a Wheel of Death, and good times to be had. What more could one ask for?! To be in Austin while it was going down and to not go would be blasphemous. Sadly...that's exactly what happened...
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The Handbuilt Motorcycle Show
Motorcycle Movie
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In 1971 filmmaker Bruce Brown released a motorcycle movie, On Any Sunday, which is now a must-see for anyone who rides. Brown did a great job capturing and relaying what it is to be passionate about motorcycling regardless of what type of riding you prefer. They really covered it all. One minute you're desert racing with Malcom Smith, the next...
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Electric Motorcycle Racer
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While technology and performance continues to improve with electric motorcycles, there has been one thing in general that always seems to be an afterthought - styling. That's not to say ALL electric motorcycles are lacking in style, we just haven't seen any that blew our socks off yet. The bike above is from Belgian marque, Saroléa who returns...
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Electric Motorcycle Racer
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