Dec 21, 2010

We at Guilty have always ventured towards the more “conservative” approach to designs (aka “less is more”)  and while we do have an eye for “newer and cooler” elements for our bikes, we just have to wonder since it’s Christmas time, if Old Saint Nick has the same mindset….stay with the “tried and true”...

Oct 29, 2010

How do you leave a legacy in this life?  You could become president and implement some radical changes to help the masses.  You could set some sports or endurance record. You could discover the cure for Cancer or determine a alternative source of energy.  Or you could have a bike featured in Don “Thunder” Baggett’s “Kickin...

Sep 7, 2010

Rick Fairless is a guy i can count as a friend.  And in the industry he’s known as an all-around hard working nice guy that knows how to get things done, runs a kicking bar and motorcycle shop in Texas; has been a leading influencer in the industry for years and is the creative talent behind some of the industries most awesome bikes around.  However all...

Jun 7, 2010

The motorcycle industry is fraught with “serious people“.  You know the type. Those that seem to find dread, despair, conspiracy, corruption and whatever else in almost any nook and cranny they look at.  Which is a good thing i guess cause it gives us balance. Balance because when we actually run across those people that see the exact opposite of...

May 22, 2010

Here’s a compilation of what one company thinks are some of the greatest motorcycle movies ever made. They have also listed B-movies along side some cult favorites and more mainstream films too. Either way there are some awesome motorcycle movies here. If you think they missed some or don’t agree let us and/or them know.  So here’s a run-down of 26...

May 18, 2010

How many of you have even heard of the show “Then Came Bronson”?  Yeah, that’s what i thought. Well anyway, at this time of our history the big screen hit, Easy Rider had hit the stage (1969) and show cased two young counter-culture cyclist looking for the “real” American. Perhaps Middle America was not quite ready for that story on the small...