Chicks on Bikes

Phantom is a Honda's small displacement cruiser bike that assembled in Thailand. It houses a single cylinder, 4 stroke, 196.9cc, air-cooled, SOHC

Boba-Met

I don't know if it have enough visibility for my liking, but it is cool.



I liked Boba -Fett when I was a kid. He was a bounty hunter and looked really cool. But He did not do much and died rather stupid, kinda red-neck way in the StarWars movie(VI).

George Lucas focused bit more on the character in new installment of Star Wars movies(I, II, III,) due to the popularity gained from the second one(SW V). Boba's dad, clone and stuff...But I don't remember. I saw those new ones only once in the theater and leaving unsatisfied.



The met is painted by an Custom paint outfit in Richmond, BC Tokix DesignLab.





By Toxik Design laboratory

Stunt double rides Batpod- The Dark Knight Rises

Anna Hathaway stunt double riding the Batpod. As you see, this bike rides like a shit. I am sure that the stunt double is a good rider, but struggle to operate it. Her hair and fake snow isn't helping, either. You sacrifice a lot of functionality to look cool.



The double destroyed IMAX camera by running into it once

New Cat Woman

I used to like her quite bit.

Recycling in Holywood.

Another reason to hate Micheal Bay's movies...

Happy 235th

Cap's WLA

Harley Davidson has posted a few images over on the Captain America: The First Avenger Facebook page which give us a better look at Cap’s very historically incorrect WLA motorcycle.

How incorrect? We covered it here. How you shift this thing? with your hand or foot?

Also if you want to learn about REAL WLA visit this link

Augmented Reality Cinema

Augmented Reality Cinema is a upcoming app that allows user to watch the scenes from a movie that were shot at their current location.

You can have very geeky trips everywhere...

The Sky Crawlers

A trailer of Mamoru Oshii's 2009 movie, Sky Crawlers. Oshii is best known for directing "Ghost in the Shell" I want to see this movie...

MFP statues

resin cast 1/6 scale-About 32cm tall.

Sold by Dark Carnival Models/Needful things.
Contact: DKCARNIVAL@AOL.COM
If you really want them.
$165US bucks per figure, I heard. Plus shipping

You have to put them together. Goose comes with the alternate head plus shades and chin guard.

Mel Gibson- Max Rockatansky statue comes with MFP badge design base

Steve Bisley -Jim Goose statue comes with Jim Goose logo design base.

Happy 61st

Randall 'Tex' Cobb is a former prize fighter turned actor. His character, Leonard Smalls from "Raising Arizona" is one of the most memorable biker characters of all time (to me). He rides Honda VT500 custom in the film.

On a Mission from the God

I still use the hair spray and lighter trick time to time.

Kids always love it.

Happy 82nd

Happy Star Wars Day!

May the 4th be with you.

Dave MacDowell

For his upcoming show at Thinkspace Gallery in LA, artist Dave MacDowell painted this fantastic Jaws + The Big Lebowski mashup.

No Met No Hands

I don’t know if you have paid attention in the scene. The rider was doing about 220-240km/h (130-150mph) according to the speedo in the footage. I can not believe the cameraman, David Eggby’s dedication

CB500 in Action

I don't know what movie is this but nice lane splitting.

At a theatre near you...

Garage Goon field trip.

Tron Skateboard

Well, "Tron:Legacy" will be in theater very soon. We goons are gonna see it in 3D. And we have mentioned many Tron related items right here before such as the motorcycle leather suit, the helmet, the cat, and the operable Tron light cycle. Here is another one...One Tron fan, Alon Karpman has designed and built one of the kind "Tron skateboard", utilizing the Freerider Skate cycle, from Brooklyn Workshop, which is a hubless two wheeled self propelled skate.

Pretty neat huh?

Via Geeky Gadget.com

B.E.M.'s for Saturday

a friend of mine in Canada is an astrophysicist who has recently been looking for alien life. apparently he found some. nothing as complex as these guys though. i remember these from movies and books in the 1950's and 60's. we'll have to go back in time to the Renaissance for the Mona Lisa one though. i guess they've been around for quite some time. quite a few of them had a predilection for good looking women. can hardly blame them for that i know a lot of folks that are that way.