Temperatures in the 70s and a light cloud cover made this morning a perfect day for a Boxster drive. I never tire of driving the 986 in ideal conditions.
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Erie Canalway Trail completed
Another epic Porsche Bike ride is in the record books. This time the Porsche Bike team rode 390 miles from Buffalo to Albany in the state of...
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I took them apart, scraped out all the old gunk and rebuilt them with brand new elastomers. Took all last night and half of Saturday. Yes, ... -
Here's another blueprint-type drawing I just completed that might also make its way to a shirt design. -
I wanted to better document how to change the suspension fork elastomers on the Porsche Bike S. This blog has photos and information when I... -
This rough diagram shows the inner workings of the Votec GS97 bike forks used on the late 1990s Porsche Bike S and Bike FS. The elastomer po... -
During this week's concept announcement of the Mission E Cross Turismo, Porsche teased in both the new Mission E vehicle's news... -
The Porsche Bike ST is a rare Porsche bike among rare Porsche bicycles. The Bike ST is a "touring" version of the Bike S mountain ... -
I just ran across a disc brake conversion option on the Internet . Appears to be a viable option to provide better braking power to the Po... -
I ran across this picture of an all white Porsche Bike S on a German website. I believe all the Bike S models sold in the USA were painted G... -
Good friend Dennis Yee emailed me some photos of his near perfect 1998 Porsche Bike FS. Dennis lives way over on the other side of the count...
Hey Jim, my parents are moving out of their house and going to living on a sailboat full time. In the process of helping them move I discovered a Porsche Bike R and pretty good condition. I've been trying to find more information about this bike as well as a fair selling price (they can't take it on the boar with them). You seem to be one of the leading experts on Porsche bikes so I was wondering if I could send you some pictures and maybe pick your brain about it's history and the best way to sell it to someone who will cherish it. Do you think you could help me out?
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