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Your bike Adventure Bike Art
The adventure bike is the one with a passport: tall suspension, a big tank, panniers packed for weather that hasn't been invented yet. ADV riders measure their machines in miles and mud rather than chrome, and …
Products Applecross Pass
A lone rider crests the Bealach na Ba at dawn - hairpins stacked below, the sea loch silver behind. From the Great Roads series.
Your bike Bobber Art
The bobber is subtraction as style. Strip the front fender, bob the rear, drop the stance, lose anything chrome that doesn't make the bike go. What's left is silhouette, and silhouette is what heavy black ink w…
Your bike Cafe Racer Art
If you had to draw a motorcycle from memory, it'd probably come out as a cafe racer. Clip-ons, a long tank, a humped single seat and nothing it doesn't need. The shape reads as a gesture, which is exactly why i…
Products Cat and Fiddle
Golden hour on the moorland sweepers between Buxton and Macclesfield - the corner that never ends. From the Great Roads series.
Your bike Chopper Art
No motorcycle announces itself like a chopper. Raked forks reaching into the next county, a stretched frame, a sissy bar against the sky. It was never about practicality. It was about making the machine an auto…
Your bike Classic & Vintage Motorcycle Art
Classic motorcycles carry their whole era in their shape: the sprung saddle, the exposed pushrods, the pinstriped tank. Vintage motorbike art usually means faded reproductions of old advertising. The art here i…
Products Clip-Ons
Front-quarter study of low bars and a long tank in three line weights - the racer's crouch, distilled. From the Cafe Racer ink series.
Products Coast Road Grand Prix
A fictional 1962 seaside road race in art-deco poster style - leaning machines, salt air, bunting in the wind. From the Race Day series.
Your bike Cruiser Art
The cruiser is the long-haul silhouette: feet forward, bars back, a lazy low-rev heartbeat and no particular hurry. It's the body language of a whole idea of riding, and it reads with real presence, all low lin…
Your bike Dirt Bike & Motocross Art
Motocross gives an artist more to work with than almost anything else on two wheels: whips over table-tops, roost off a berm, mud as confetti. Most of what gets sold as dirt bike art, though, is dated stock pho…
The gift Gifts for Bikers
The hard part of buying for a biker is that they own the kit, the tools and the gadgets, and they chose all of it themselves after a lot of research. So buy the thing they cannot buy without feeling odd: a road…
The gift Gifts for Motorbike Lovers
Plenty of people who love motorbikes have never owned one, and they are the hardest group on this site to buy for, because the obvious gift here is a portrait of their machine and there isn't one. The answer is…
Products Hardknott Pass
Lakeland's steepest tarmac in slate green and low cloud - one rider, one in three, no guardrail. From the Great Roads series.
Products Kickstand and Coffee
A cafe racer at rest, kickstand down, steam rising from a cup on the seat - ink line on warm cream. From the Cafe Racer ink series.
Products Last Orders
A parked bike outside a shuttered late-night cafe, the tank the one warm colour in an ink-on-cream night. From the Cafe Racer ink series.
More guides and references Motorbike Christmas gifts for the wall, the desk and the stocking
Twenty motorbike prints in four series: great British roads, race days that never happened, cafe racers in ink and studies of the machine itself. Each one is printed after you order and delivered to a UK addres…
The gift Motorbike Gifts
Buying for someone who rides is a trap: they own the gloves, the multi-tool gathers dust, and the novelty mug says you ran out of ideas. This page does one job, which is to send you to the right guide for the p…
The gift Motorbike Gifts for Dad
Dads who ride are straightforward to buy for once you stop looking at gadgets, and the opening is almost always the same one: there is a bike he sold years ago and has mentioned every year since.
The gift Motorbike Gifts for Him and for Men
This page is written for the person who shares a house with the bike. That changes the problem. You've got access to the machine and to his camera roll, and the only real difficulty is using either one without …
Your bike Motorcycle Art by Bike Style
Every bike style has its own line. The cafe racer reads as a gesture, the bobber as a silhouette, the adventure bike as a plan. Pick the style you ride, and each page covers what that shape looks like as art an…
The gift Motorcycle Gifts for Her
The woman who rides gets bought the same things every year, and the pattern is easy to spot once you have seen it: kit in a smaller size, or the same kit in a different colour. It is well meant and it lands as …
Your bike Motorcycle wall art
Motorcycle wall art, or motorbike art if you prefer, comes in two kinds: a picture of a motorcycle, and a picture of one particular motorcycle. Both can be good. Only one is a portrait, and knowing which you wa…
Products Night Trophy
A headlamp beam carving a dusk corner, marshal lamps strung above - the day's last race. From the Race Day series.
Products North Coast 500
A coastal cliff run through sea haze on Scotland's far edge - the long way round, the only way. From the Great Roads series.
Products Paddock Morning
Mechanics around a bare racing machine before the off - quiet, cold, all promise. From the Race Day series.
The gift Personalised Motorbike Gifts
The bike they restored. The first one they owned. The machine that took them on that trip. Turn a photograph of it into a gift they can put on the wall, printed as it is or reimagined in an art style.
Your bike Scrambler Art
The scrambler is what happened when riders pointed road bikes at the countryside and refused to slow down. Pipes routed high out of the mud, wide bars, knobbled tyres, and a frame that expects to be dropped. It…
Products Snake Pass
Autumn larches make a copper corridor of the A57 - one headlamp threading the long shadow. From the Great Roads series.
Your bike Sportbike Art
A sportbike is built around one number: the lap time. The tuck, the fairing, the wing: all of it is there to make that number smaller. The trouble with most sportbike posters is that they're manufacturer market…