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Within the story of motorcycling lies the story of the world. Look closely, it’s all there; heroic deeds, political intrigue, design brilliance, cut-throat business practices, quirky characters, international tensions, art, sex, and death. Motorcycles are beautiful, but only metal, so we follow the people who build, ride, and make art around them, constantly finding unexpected riches… in fact, everything that makes life interesting. Source
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Malle Rally 100, Royal Tunbridge Wells, 2 August 2026 A hundred miles, an old Ariel, a suspicious screwdriver and a Sunday spent getting lost on purpose. Before the start, the Rally 100 gathered on The Pantiles in Tunbridge Wells. [Yiğit Günel] The day started early, with the hope of a smooth ride from London to Tunbridge Wells, where the real journey would begin. Before the smell of coffee had even managed its first attempt at waking us up, we were already breathing engine fumes.
The Lost Empire of Leathertogs, Part 4
[Written and researched by Riley Ward, edited by Paul d’Orléans] Immediately before WW2, Leathertogs was the gear to wear for racers and road riders, men and women, as the most stylish and best-built leathers available.
Vasileios Papaidis and Greek Moto Culture
Greece has influenced Western civilization since 2000 BC. The famous philosophers Socrates, Plato and Aristotle developed a system of logic that enabled a new way of thinking about how humans interacted with the natural world. This encouraged the interpretation of the phenomenon of daily existence through observable, fact-based outcomes.
The Lost Empire of Leathertogs, Part 5
[Written and researched by Riley Ward, edited by Paul d’Orléans] Clarifying Historical Misconceptions There are plenty of brands that would love to be known as the originators of the biker jacket. Some have famously claimed as much, as well as for famous jackets made iconic in the movies, but turning up actual evidence for such claims has proved problematic.
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The Vintagent Classics: Crazy Thunder Road
The Vintagent Classics: The films that inspired us. CRAZY THUNDER ROAD aka KURUIZAKI THUNDER ROAD (1980) Run Time: 1:37:00 A Film By: Gakuryū Ishii (then known as Sogo Ishii) Key Cast: Tatsuo Yamada, Masamitsu Ohike, Kôji Nanjô FILM MAKERS Crazy Thunder Road is hailed as Japan’s Mad Max. Directed by Gakuryū Ishii (then known as Sogo Ishii) who is to many, the godfather of Japanese cyberpunk cinema.
The Vintagent Selects: The stuntmen, Loreley And The Superpowers
The Vintagent Selects: A collection of our favorite films by artists around the world. THE STUNTMEN, LORELEY AND THE SUPERPOWERS (2025) Run Time: 2:19 A Film By: Didier Canaux Key Cast: Loreley, Werdyn, Kristofe Werdyn, The troupe FILM MAKERS This short film goes along with the film Wall Of Death Gypsy (2023) which The Vintagent featured earlier this month.
Dropping Acid and Motorbikes
It was a hot day at the end of April in 1969. I was 19 and riding my nicely customized Honda 305 Scrambler back home. I decided to stop at a bar to enjoy the air conditioning, downed one frosty, then hopped back on the bike. Fate is a strange thing: if I hadn’t enjoyed that stop, maybe the day would have turned out differently. I had got my own hippie styled duds on, a Bell helmet with shaded visor, a tight T-shirt, weathered tight jeans, and a pair of fringed moccasin boots.
The Vintagent Trailers: Still Riding On
The Vintagent Selects: A collection of our favorite films by artists around the world. STILL RIDING ON (2026) Run Time: 26:00 A Film By: Shoji Kurokawa Key Cast: Jeffrey Carver Jr., Fumihisa Matsueda FILM MAKERS Shoji Kurokawa is a Japanese filmmaker and video producer based in Brooklyn, New York. He began his career in Japan in 2004 and has spent more than 20 years working across commercials, music videos, television programs, documentaries, and narrative productions.
'Lonely Mexico' - By Moped in 1957
[Traveling by Batavus Bilonet G 50 Sport in 1957, as recounted in a period article by Hugo de Wijs] “Why on earth did you choose Mexico for the most intense part of your trip?” Hugo de Wijs asks himself, highly surprised by his own choice, every time he reflects on it. It is perhaps missing the point: he goes on a journey to look at the United States.