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    lundi 24 décembre 2012

    LA MANETTE - Christmas gift


    LA MANETTE // COUTEAU PAR KICK’N'START



    LA MANETTE comme son nom l’indique reprend le design d’une manette de frein de moto classique pour en faire un objet du quotidien à l’esprit motard.
    Au delà de la réussite esthétique indéniable LA MANETTE est vrai beau couteau made in France qu’on gardera des années; réalisé par un maître coutelier en série limitée, sa lame est en acier 12C27 , son manche en dural poli et possède un rattrapage de jeu BTR qui fiabilise le système d’ouverture / fermeture .
    Ouvert il mesure 21.5cm et possède une lame de 9.7cm (environ la taille d’un opinel n°8).
    PRIX DE CETTE VERSION 80€
    Pour les plus exigeants d’entre vous une version haut de gamme de la manette est également disponible sur commande et réalisée à l’unité par le maître coutelier avec une lame DAMAS à tranchant rapporté et a un dos guilloché.
    PRIX DE CETTE VERSION HAUT DE GAMME 250€
    Un étui et une sacoche de transport en cuir épais sont également disponibles à la vente.
    N’hésitez pas à explorer KICK’N'START qui propose des « bijoux mécaniques », des t-shirts et tout une série de produits assez fun sur le thème moto et rock’n'roll !
    from http://4h10.com

    HANDMADE COPPER CUP – THE “GARAGE MUG” -CHRISTMAS GIFT



    Handmade Copper Cup Handmade Copper Cup   The Garage Mug
    This handmade copper cup is just about the perfect gentleman’s “garage mug“, it’s made by a craftsman in a small factory, by a company that has specialized in tin and copper kitchenware items for over 200 years.
    Each cup is made from 100% copper and has been “hot-tinned” on the inside to allow it to hold liquids without oxidising, it can be dropped without braking and holds beer just as well as it holds coffee.
    from Silodrome

    Jorge Lorenzo: Rossi won't be a number two rider



















    From Twowheelsblog
    During Nolan’s Christmas party, one of our Italian cousin’s over at Motoblog.it was one of the several journalists present at the party and had the opportunity to interview reigning World champion Jorge Lorenzo and he seemed very impressed not only by the Yamaha rider’s immense talent on track, but also by his smiling and savvy PR confidence.
    Here’s the translated interview for you:
    Jorge, in 2013 you’ll be in Yamaha with the weight of four world titles. Is it a burden or a relief?
    “I see everything from a postive point of view. Four World titles aren’t absolutely a weight, but an incentive. Certainly 2013 will be difficult with Pedrosa, and Marquez who is very strong and Valentino who is back in Yamaha 
    At the last edition of the EICMA you were surrounded by enthusiastic Italian fans, but you’re a Spaniard riding a Japanese motorcycle …
    “Yes it is true. I’ve had a great feeling with Italian fans for several years, but now they are getting to know me better because of the events I take part in.”

    Will you miss Casey Stoner as a rival?
    Miss is a big word … He’ll definitely be missed by everyone for the incredible perfomances he was able to give, his invincibility at Phillip Island and his aggressive riding style. It’ll be difficult to find another hugely talented rider like him, but without Stoner it will be easier for everyone (laughing).

    After your last World title what was the the best compliment your received?
    “This morning at the airport. I was buying some magazines and a woman told me I was much better looking in person than on TV or in the papers.
    Which rider inspired you?
    “I’ve always liked Max Biaggi since I started watching the races on TV in 1995 and also “King” Carl Fogarty.
    Lorenzo and Rossi together in Yamaha again, but now with the roles reversed …
    “I don’t think Valentino will be a number two rider. In Yamaha we’ll have the same bike and we’re both very ambitious, both champions and we both want to win. It’ll be difficult that there won’t be be some friction between us but I think the situation will be better than four years ago.”