Showing posts with label luxury item. Show all posts
Showing posts with label luxury item. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 November 2011

New Zaeta Prototype

Bellissima! Next generation Zaeta street tracker on show at EICMA in Milan right now. Check out the machined frame and swingarm. The tank position is going to be tweaked.
To me, this is the Bimota of street trackers.
This bike is going to be at Rollerburn. Are you? G

Sunday, 23 October 2011

New Zeata DT

Paolo from Zaeta DT has sent us exclusive news on the new Zaeta he is hoping will be finished for the huge EICMA show in Milan and then the not quite as huge, but wholly more interesting Rollerburn show in Newark. Looks amazing eh? G

Monday, 21 June 2010

Zaeta Street Bike




Directly from Zaeta's boss, Paolo Chiaia's iPhone. The bike has sailed through its homologation, so they can sell it as a road bike, but there are still a few design tweaks and areas to tidy up.
It no has an Italian TM engine and Italian Paoli forks. Oh, and, I think, an Italian QD exhaust.
This limited production run, fully road legal street tracker will be priced at €13,500 when it goes on sale. GI

Thursday, 11 February 2010

Vegas Short Track in GQ Italy




The story I went to Vegas for has appeared in GQ Italy and is on sale now.
Eight pages of Gene Romero Flat Track and my monthly column.
Go buy it! G
Vegas Short track photos by the Mighty Ramak Fazel

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

Tangerine Dream


Sideburn 3 aint just sand blasted golden oldies, we got shiny new stuff too. This Italian Drags And Racing chrome will get you home.
BP

Thursday, 11 December 2008

SIDEBURN à Paris




The Rocker Speed Shop in Paris (France not Texas) is now stocking SB magazine. They are also the place to go for bomb-proof Scottish made Aero leathers, Redwing boots, Glory shirts, vintage Levis, and snazzy French Ruby helmets.
BP

Sugar daddies?


Now I don't know, but I've been told that some young women expose themselves on websites and even have 'regulars' revisiting their webpages. Some of these ladies, it seems, post lists of things they'd like to be given and the deluded, lust-racked chaps who frequent such sites actually buy the things on the lists as gifts.
Well, you know, if anyone would like to buy me a pair of Connolly leather Road Rage driving gloves (with two red fingers to give the archer's salute to passing bounders) I'd be ever so grateful. Come on, they're only £120. In large please. I'll show some leg... GI