Brilliant photos over at pink bike from 3 minute gap taken by Sven Martin.

Bike, helmet GFX and (the blue/black orange) riding gear done @ Kiska for KTM by PSP.

I have some family visiting so took the chance to ride my Duke again and gave them a relaxed tour around the area.

Picking my bike up at Kiska after 5 weeks away. So nice to ride it again!

Still some snow up on the peaks but it’s nice and warm now.

Photos from Guy

Years ago when I was around 18 or so, I remember going to the Camden Jazz cafe with some friends to watch Gil Scott-Heron play. We got kind of drunk standing at the front with our smuggled in bottle of vodka and as the show was absolutely amazing, my friend Dieter and I went up to him afterwards to say hi, thank you and to shake the man’s hand. I think he was as wasted as we were but he was cool and thanked us. At one point during the show he played the start of a song and Dieter went ‘Yea!’ and he stopped playing and said what song is this, and dieter said the wrong song. hahaha, was pretty funny.  RIP Dude.

Been looking forward to showing this as it one of my favorite designs so far for KTM : )
Six days in succession, over a thousand offroad kilometers, 40 hours in the saddle – a grueling test, not only for the rider. KTM will again be offering a special model of the new 2011 EXC model series for the Six Days.

Bike GFX done @ Kiska for KTM by PSP.

2 stroke – 125 EXC, 250 EXC, 300 EXC
4 stroke – 250 EXC-F, 350 EXC-F, 450 EXC, 500 EXC

Features:

Frame coated in orange
Machined triple clamps in orange
Handle bar coated in orange
Supersprox rear sprocket in steel/aluminium
Rear brake disc protector (orange)
Solid rear brake disc (no holes)
“Camel” seat with special seat cover
Engine protector for all models
Cooling fan for all 4-stroke models
Map select switch for 250/300 EXC
Exhaust pipe protector carbon 2-stroke
Silencers with special titanium Sixdays coating
Wheels with black spokes and black GIANT rims
Front axle puller
Quick-change bolt for rear brake pads
Exclusive Six Days graphics (Finland)

Bike GFX done @ Kiska for KTM by PSP.

Bike GFX done @ Kiska for KTM by PSP.

Bike and helmet GFX done @ Kiska for KTM by PSP.

The traffic sucked, so we were running slightly slower than planned, and of course everything is always slower than planned with a baby in tow as well, and in a slow ass camper van too, so over 5 hours after heading north from Sydney and surrounded by gorgeous countryside we pulled into the remote village of Nabiac, home to Australia’s national Motorcycle museum containing over 700 bikes and seemingly not much else. My heart fell as we read the sign reading 7 days, 9-4. The clock on the dash read 4.02 and the place was deserted, so after a few moments of disappointment I snapped a couple of pics through the only windows I could see through and we set off out of there, heading off further up the coast.

As I catch up on things after a month away from a computer It’s amazing to see how much new content has been produced and published in this time. Another standout from way back 3 weeks ago now which looks great is the mountain bike video 3 minute gaps. They have a really nice website too.