Mark Callaway, a.k.a. The Undertaker, and his passion...

And NO, it's not death!

Undertaker - Motorcycle - Segment
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I got your drift right here, cager...

Haha... Schooled...

"... Some muthaphuka's always trying to iceskate uphill..." - Blade

Look Where You Wanna Go...

This is so true for riders like myself. I love this pic's comedic take on the issue.

Sure shows what the biker was looking at. Hehehehe!

I got this pic here.

Another Form Of Motivation

Amen.Ü

Wishlist: Santiago Choppers Skull Helmet

And no, I'm not getting paid for this either. As always, I just really really want one.Ü

Let's see those cagers diss you now...



It'll cost you 159.99 at Santiago Choppers.

More info at http://www.santiagochopper.com/shop/details.html?id=637

Woa!

Those are some freaky helmets! Good job!

Hahahaha! Motorcycle Motivational Posters...

This made me laugh...

Oh yeaah...

Went to Gil's today to pay for the work John did on the Dragstar, and also to pay for the tickets to tomorrow's event. Hotdaym, I can't wait!





Anyway, I was greeted by this sight...

Are you freakin' kidding me? New signal lamps? You rock, John! You are the man!

Wishlist: Motorcycle Luggage

Wether it's on a sportbike, or on a cruiser, I'm always a tourer. So I did some internet window shopping, and I stumbled onto these goodies from Kuryakyn. And no, they're not paying me. I just simply, genuinely lust after these items.

1. The Kuryakyn Granthrow-Over Saddlebags

These things are mega-huge! perfect for girlfriends with huge handbags! Can we even call them handbags? Maybe handsacks? Handvaults? I dunno.

Here's what they look like mounted. Looks like you can still squeeze between cars in Metro Manila traffic! I'm sold!

2. The Kuryakyn Classic Tour Bag

This is why I'm planning to have a sissybar installed. This simply looks awesome, and can carry a lot!

Here's what it looks like mounted. That's so sick! I want them both so bad! I wonder what's the going rate on kidneys these days? Hehehehe!

This sucks so much @$$!

Just got a call from my friend/mechanic, John. He says that the battery I bought a couple of months ago was weak, and was barely able to supply power to the bike. That's odd. That battery's almost brand-spankin' new! It's been on the bike for a good 4-5 months now! He asked me if it's one of those 2 thousand peso ones, and I DO remember shelling out that amount to buy it. He then replies with a grim "Oh.", which is never a good thing. He then said that he'll run a few more tests after pushing the bike back to his shop. He also told me that it's probably the wiring or something. Looking back though, it ran relatively fine before I even brought the bike to Gil's joint using THAT same battery. Gosh, I hope everything turns out ok tomorrow. Man, this sucks...

Tick.. Tock... Tick... Tock...

Still waiting for my Dragstar to come home. She sure is taking her sweet time. Which is ok. That can only mean excellence in workmanship. I decided to hit the town to take my mind off the wait.



Saw this Honda Hornet600 in ATC. I just had to take a picture. I heard that this bike's devilishly fast. I honestly don't think I'd look good on this thing. I think I'm too big for it. My kid brother would kill to be on one of these things though, despite his size.

Pics of my old bike...

Dug up some pics of my old bike. *SIGH* Good times.


Here she is. My 1994 ZZR400. Had her outfitted with an Oxford tank bag, Oxford tail pack, and a pair of locally made panniers. Sorry. Stupid index finger got in the way.

This is my bike along with others in Laeuna De Taal in Tagaytay.

Trying my hand at cornering on wet roads in Marilaque.

Marilaque again. Yes, I have a goofy smile.

And finally this was taken when me and a bunch of buddies rode into Tagaytay with heavy rain on a dare. I call this pic "Great view, Bad idea".Ü

Visited her last Saturday.

I saw that they've done a nice job on her. All the things that were once painted black are now all blingy! Woohoo! Can't wait to have her back!

Woohoo! Long Weekend!

Nothing can ruin my day now... NOTHING!!!

Being a cager's the pits...

The commute to work was especially painful today. Took my mom's Pajero. I completely fogot how huge this freakin' car is. I had a hard time looking for a parking space.

On top of that, mom's whining about me sucking up her gas everytime I use her car. How I wish I could simply perform 2 cartwheels, and I'd be at work already.

This sucks major ass. Man, I wish my bike was done already.

But with the rising gas prices, I'm kinda leaning towards getting a lower displacement 2-wheeler. Preferrably a 250cc CVT type. Like...

A Honda Helix! Man look at that! looks like a freakin' boat! *hums "Thundersub" theme* I heard these were around during the 80's, so a 2nd hand unit shouldn't cost a lot.

Plus, it's got room for me, my girl and her baggage!

Check out the cruiser-ish handlebars! Man I so want one!