"BEAUTY OF FORM SHOULD NEVER GO OUT OF STYLE . . . . ALL GREAT BUILDERS RECOGNISE IT"
When did ugly bikes become cool, when did putting together something with the aesthetic rewards of a seven year old's Lego experiment become beautiful, which influential fuckwit decided that broken lines, knobbly tires, 'breadbox' tanks and black everything was a concept to be lauded, I can't answer any of those questions but I clearly missed the brief . . . . I guess some crew, in a desperate attempt to stay one step ahead in the fashion stakes, will pick up anything just to remain hip and happening in their own shallow, stagnant little pond, news flash, penis breath, you're just a sad, tragic hiccough in the larynx of life, exactly like boxy, lumpy, hideous, overhyped street trackers are, check out the guys who do it well then take a squiz at your stuff, see the difference, no, I thought not . . . . I had a point to all this however it's now moot, just relax and enjoy a pretty decent vid featuring a downright stylish R100 cafe racer, a wee bit wanky with the short black reference perhaps, but the overall concept of the footage, storyboard and bike itself are a much more desirable, enjoyable and enduring package than the uglier-than-a-hat-full-of-arseholes, two wheeled monstrosities masquerading as street trackers will ever be, save some bucks and my eyesight, buy a dirtbike . . . . somebody had to say it.
When did ugly bikes become cool, when did putting together something with the aesthetic rewards of a seven year old's Lego experiment become beautiful, which influential fuckwit decided that broken lines, knobbly tires, 'breadbox' tanks and black everything was a concept to be lauded, I can't answer any of those questions but I clearly missed the brief . . . . I guess some crew, in a desperate attempt to stay one step ahead in the fashion stakes, will pick up anything just to remain hip and happening in their own shallow, stagnant little pond, news flash, penis breath, you're just a sad, tragic hiccough in the larynx of life, exactly like boxy, lumpy, hideous, overhyped street trackers are, check out the guys who do it well then take a squiz at your stuff, see the difference, no, I thought not . . . . I had a point to all this however it's now moot, just relax and enjoy a pretty decent vid featuring a downright stylish R100 cafe racer, a wee bit wanky with the short black reference perhaps, but the overall concept of the footage, storyboard and bike itself are a much more desirable, enjoyable and enduring package than the uglier-than-a-hat-full-of-arseholes, two wheeled monstrosities masquerading as street trackers will ever be, save some bucks and my eyesight, buy a dirtbike . . . . somebody had to say it.