In the midst of the rush of adrenalin of the TT Legends documentary on YouTube, the proud moment of Malaysian Riders homegrown motorcycle show filmmaker on YouTube and now to add more fun, Stories of Bike, which is done by Cam Elkins from Bardwell Valley, Australia that combines his passion about motorcycle and his skill in videography which is also featured on YouTube. Cam Elkins has won the three awards from the Annual Australian Webstream Awards for best documentary, cinematography and editing. His work is published on YouTube for free viewing and I must say that the work done by him exceeds what I have ever seen for a motorcycle show. Even better that what you always see on channel 734 on Astro. Subscribe to Stories of Bike channel here and see the artwork of custom motorcycle and owner in a way you have never seen before. Here I embed his first video, Episode 1: Tunnels:   (more…)

Based from the engine of Kawasaki ER-6, this custom off road tracker looking very nice with that iconic lime green and horizontal twin exhaust pipe. The tank and the seat compliments the overall dirt bike look.

via: https://www.facebook.com/KawasakiNewsUK

If you were thinking why there is so much update about WSBK in the blog, it is because we want to prepare you for the WSBK that is coming on 8th June 2014 in Sepang, Malaysia. This time it is Voltcom Crescent Suzuki Team unveiling their new livery of the GSX-R1000 piloted by Eugene Laverty bearing the racing number 58 and Alex Lowes with the number 22. WSBK could be the one race that we can see Suzuki in racing that we have missed so much after their withdrawal in 2011 in MotoGP. What is great about WSBK is that, the bikes they used in the race series is the production bike that is heavily modified to fit the FIM regulation. This can raise the brand awareness and the bikes’ aura since the bike is readily available on the market.

Remember the date. 8th June 2014.

via: http://www.motofan.it/notizie/sbk-2014-il-team-voltcom-crescent-suzuki-presentato-nel-dorset/16027?preview=1

The 4th Episode of the TT Legends documentary brings us to Isle of Man for the fastest, wildest and most dangerous road racing in the world. The show is very entertaining that it does not feels like a documentary at all. The bike is fast, the history is told and the legends lives on. Check out the video embed after the jump:   (more…)

Records has been broken again on Day 3. We can now seen Marquez hits 1.59.533s, Rossi gets more action with 1.59.727s and Lorenzo with 1.59.866s. The top three are from factory racing team which is from Honda and Yamaha, but the 4th position by Espargaro at 1.59.998 is held by Open class NGM Mobile Forward Racing team. All the top 4 lap times recorded are under 2-minute which tells us that the rider are much more skillfull and the machine are now better in terms of power and handling. The results also shows that Open class team can be competitive too. The test concludes the MotoGP Sepang and they will comeback for Test 2 on 24-26th on the same month.

Honda dominates the day 2 test with one-two-three best lap times recorded. It was Marquez at the 1st position from Repsol Honda Team with sub 2 minute laptime at 1.59.926 on lap 38, Pedrosa at 2nd position and Stefan Bradl at 3rd position from LCR Honda MotoGP. At 4th position is Rossi which is now improving with his Yamaha YZR-M1 machine. Lorenzo is at 6th, just behind Alex Espargaro.
There will be one more day to test and the records could broken again.