Price: $59.90
Featuring a grand collection of over 350 spectacular images of some of the most astonishing motorcycles ever crafted, The Motorcycle is a tribute to these stunning machines as pieces of high-quality art. The Haas Moto Museum, located in Dallas, Texas, is home to a unique and world-class collection that traverses the history of motorcycles over thirteen decades. The chronicles of over 230 motorcycles, from rudimentary early models featuring a gas tank strapped onto a bicycle to modern designs that defy the boundaries of imagination and technology, are beautifully documented here.
Whether they are the unsung heroes of classic films like Akira and Easy Rider or the cherished treasures in the lives of riders and collectors, motorcycles have always been a symbol of freedom in popular culture. The Motorcycle celebrates these legendary machines in this expertly curated monograph, adorned with sleek images and insightful essays from the esteemed Haas Moto Museum. In addition to tracing the development of motorcycles from 1899 to the present day, this official museum monograph showcases 60 custom motorcycles – many of which were specially commissioned for the collection – from award-winning builders from around the globe, including Mitsuhiro Kiyonaga, Maxwell Hazan, Jay Donovan, Cristian Sosa, and Craig Rodsmith.
THE IDEAL GIFT: With historical images from the Haas Moto Museum and custom builds acknowledged as fine art, The Motorcycle is the perfect present for admirers of motorcycles, art, or photography.
FROM THE HAAS MOTO MUSEUM: Hand-picked from the collection of the world’s unrivaled motorcycle museum with over 230 MOTORCYCLES: Explore an extensive range of motorcycles, from the pioneering motorized bicycles, custom cycles created for collectors, to cycles that have made their mark in pop culture and history.
OVER 350 IMAGES: Delve into close-up portraits of magnificent motorcycles, factories, races, and cycles on the job and in film.
CUSTOM BUILDERS: Unearth the unique masterpieces of builders, including M