Since I bought my bike, I started learning more about my Aprilia RS660: specifics, where was she designed, and why? What's her max speed and under what conditions does she perform best?

That curiosity is what gave me the inspiration for The Biker Post. Here we discover and learn about a new bike each month!

Just imagine: you receive a letter in your mailbox, or maybe it falls on your doormat at the beginning of the month. It's a colored envelope, hinting at the color theme that you'll find inside. Your name is written on the front, next to a cute illustration of a bike.

You open it, and find a bundle of art centered around a specific bike wrapped in a letter that describes its history. The art print has vivid colors, and shows the side profile of the bike in much detail. You start to wonder where in your home you'll put this print on display.

Then, you move your attention to the letter, and you learn about the choices that were made during the designing proces. What was the philosophy behind this model? It makes you realize that there's more to a bike than just speed and looks.

The passport of the bike brings it all together. It lists all the basic facts: The brand, model, the year it was built, weight and machinery... The of course the fun facts: topspeed, acceleration, records...

All that information, now it's time for some fun: stickers! You find the sticker sheet in the envelope and check them out. They fit the story so well! 

Wait, is that... Yes it is! You didn't even notice, but there is a 3D model of the bike that you can make yourself! You grab some glue and scissors and get to work! 

After the dopamine hit has settled, you create a spot in your home to display the print and your 3D model. You already can't wait what next month's Biker Post will bring!

Does that sound like something you'd want to experience? Check out below which subscription to The Biker Post fits you best and sign up! 

See you next month!