Do these sunglasses look familiar to you? No wonder, because the Shuron Ronsir starred in the movie Easy Rider on the nose of actor Jack Nicholson. The Browline Ronsir is one of the more significant frame designs of the 20th century, the first ever combination frame featuring plastic tops on metal rims with plastic temples. Developed in 1947 by Jack Rohrbach, a Shuron vice president, the frame became a run-away best seller that started a design trend that ultimately affected almost half of all frames sold during the 1950's. The lenses are made from Trivex, an urethane-based material with superior optics, ultra light weight and extreme strength.

"Thrash It - Do not Stash" It is a pure illustrated book by Patrick Katzman. No text, no ramble, just motorcycles and their builders and owners are portrayed in this book. On the events Jokers Show, Linkert Attack UK, The Trip Out and Fückerfest, 4 years of unique pictures of motorcycles and their builders and owners were taken. A tribute to the drivers, the builders and ultimately to the vintage, custom and original machines that are now being built in Europe and driven through cities and across the entire continent. This book documents the variety of motorcycles that have their aesthetic roots in America and the glorious time of the chopper, but are being built and driven in Europe. With this book, Patrick Katzman has succeeded in preserving this diversity and creativity, which currently prevails in Europe, and to ban it on just under 200 pages. Have fun “reading".

This 1960’s icon is similar to the jacket used in the movie "Easy Rider" which set the stage for the age of rebellion. It sports race stripes in red, white and blue on the left sleeve and down the front. The action back with underarm gussets and zippered sleeve ends allow for comfort and easy put on/take off. A full-length wind flap behind the front zipper protects from the cold. The lining is made from rayon. Further features are three outside pockets and one inside pocket.

The Seventies are back! Revived by the Italian helmet manufacturer 70’s. Although the shells have a round and very compact shape they fully meet ECE R22-05 safety requirements. This is made possible by state-of-the-art prepreg molding technology with optimal fiberglass-resin ratio. The interiors feature leather details, with removable and washable neck rolls and cheek cushions....