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PHOTO ESSAY: Sturgis by iPhone Is it possible to have too much of a good thing? No. I mean yes. Wait, I don't know.
The event began in 1938 as the Black Hills Classic, but missed two years due a rather large war, making this the 75th Sturgis Rally. What follows is a short photo essay of things seen at the event. Even though every image here was taken on public streets, you might want to consider that this...
Published on August 19 2015, 11:35
Source: www.cycleworld.com
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Marc Marquez is just starting to let the mask slip. Asked in the press conference about the fact that he will start from pole at Le Mans, despite this weekend being the first time he has ridden a MotoGP bike at the French track, Marquez admitted he always has to play down his chances ahead of...
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It is terribly fashionable in some circles to regard Dorna as a blight on the face of motorcycle racing. Their alleged crimes are both heinous and manifold. They have dumbed down the sport by exerting an ever tighter grip over the technical regulations. They killed off the two-strokes in favor...