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If you’ve got a philosophical bent and you like to lift weights, you’ve probably heard of Yukio Mishima. Mishima was one of history’s most interesting cats. He was a Japanese novelist and playwright, a martial artist and bodybuilder…and an insurrectionist who attempted to overthrow his country’s government. His life started out one-sided. Then he found…
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“The motorcycle was the beginning…I started to see the motorcycle is this extraordinary common denominator between people.” The post Common Denominator: Eric Hendrikx and Motorcycle Life first appeared on The Vintagent.
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When we looked back at the custom motorcycle landscape in 2020, Triumph stood as…
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Just because life hands you a bad deal, doesn’t mean you have to give up your dreams. Or your want to go fast.
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Whether you’re a new reader or just missed it the first time around, we’re diggi…
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Smells can conjure up powerful memories. The smell of pine needles can take you back to childhood Christmases or the smell of a laundry detergent can remind you of home. For me, there are certain smells that I’ve come to associate with manliness. Whenever I smell them I think of my dad or grandpa or…
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Whether you’re a new reader or just missed it the first time around, we’re diggi…
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If there is one thing September 2025 proved, it is that the custom motorcycle wo…
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Salesman. My latest Criterion watch was this 1969 documentary, which follows four door-to-door salesmen from the Mid-American Bible Company as they work Catholic parishes around Boston and then down in Florida, trying to move a $49.95 (that’s $500 in 2026 dollars — expensive!) illustrated Bible to working-class families. It’s a peek into a world that…
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Why are so many 1%er motorcycle club members walking away from the patch — and is the club life still about motorcycles, or just politics, dues, and someone else’s beef? Former 1%er members are speaking out on Facebook and across the biker scene about why they left major motorcycle clubs. This video breaks down a…
