After pluggin’ away at this site on a daily basis for over a year, I’m going to take a little breather. But rather than leave you guys in the lurch, I’ve asked some of my favorite motorcycle bloggers to hold the fort while I’m recharging my batteries. The bulk of the work will be done by Scott from Pipeburn, with several posts also coming from Diesel of Visual Gratification and Richard Fowler of Motorsport Retro. These guys all have excellent tastes, and they’re in tune with the Bike EXIF vibe—so it’s worth checking out their own sites if you get a minute.
I’ll be back on board in mid-January, but will be checking in on the emails and comments now and then. In the meantime, have a wonderful holiday break and thank you for visiting.
PS Thanks also to photographer Josh Evans for permission to use the shot above—which has been featured in Intersection magazine. It was taken near Tooraweena in Australia, and Josh recalls, “I was on my first ever postie bike ride, in June 2005, from Sydney to Warialda near the Queensland border. We spent so much time laughing along the way, a cross between embarrassment and the really ridiculous: our leathers were worth more than the bikes. I set the camera up and started running back to my spot while the barrel was turning (there is no self-timer on a Noblex 135S). Ben quickly said, ‘Look tough’. And for about five seconds we did.”
