The Island of Massive Abandoned Military Fortifications

A trip to Naissaar, an island choke full of massive WWI-era abandoned bunkers, Cold War naval mine factories and 19th century graves of British and French sailors. 

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Riding the 70's II - Airhead

The Old Faithful

Riding the 70's

Honda CB750K6 - sold by now to a friend.

Touring on Husqvarna Svartpilen 401

at Renard Speed Shop

Some nice Beemers (including mine 😁 ) at Renard Speed Shop today.

June in Estonia

About 21:10, a hour and a quarter before sunset.

Let's post something, after 6 year break

Facebook sucks (deleted my account a few months ago), as do most modern social media. Internet was so much better in 2000 0's.

Here's my old CB750 that followed me across the continent, only to end up in hibernation for 10 years. Now it's alive again and sold to a good buddy of mine.

I'm sure the ole' Honda will create many happy memories for him 🙂

Really? This must be a joke. A satire. I mean, who in their right mind and in all seriousness put together this pretentious little "lifestyle commercial" featuring just about ALL the crappy stereotypical hipster stuff imaginable: tattooed beardman: check. An old motorcycle getting molested in a "artisanal" workshop: check. Stills of random "vintage" looking stuff: check. "Hand-made" shoes: check. A fixie bicycle: check. "Classic" surfboards: check. Ditto skateboards: check. Slow-brewed coffee: check. A "natural leather" iPad stand: check......

  Cafe Racer FW15 from Fashion Snoops on Vimeo.

The real Katana

Used to own 2 of these babies. One day i'll have to get another one, this time as original as possible. And in the best possible shape.

90 years of BMW bikes

Bayerische Motoren Werke

Lada, by some local dudes

A Tank

Modern Renault/Peugeot/Dacia/whatever crash tests, NCAP 5 stars, all that bullshit in a controlled environment. None of them can take abuse like this.
None.

Bubba replica

Classic Tenere, Charbonnier, 1986

1981, when Paris-Dakar was the coolest thing around

Rendez-vous

Paris, August 1976. Just before dawn Claude Lelouch strapped a film camera to the bumper of his car and created one of the most influential movie sequences of all time: A guy racing through the streets to meet up with his girl on the steps of Montmartre.

History is not made by following the rules.

Claude Lelouch - C'était un rendez-vous from Julian F on Vimeo.

Prison ruins

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A Monday in July