Hi, I’m Dave – a lifelong motorcycling enthusiast with a camera always within arm’s reach. Whether I’m riding through country lanes or navigating the heart of a city, I find beauty in the journey and the stories it tells.
Photography started as a way to capture those fleeting moments on the road, but over time it became much more—a way to connect, reflect, and share experiences with others who appreciate the rhythm of the ride and the world around us.
This site is a mix of what I see and what I love: bikes, people, places, and the unexpected details that make each moment unique. I’m not a professional photographer or writer—just someone passionate about documenting the ride and everything that comes with it.
Thanks for stopping by. Feel free to browse, download, or just enjoy the images. And if you’re a fellow rider or photo enthusiast, don’t hesitate to say hello.
After 16,000 miles with the Transalp XL750, I’ve filmed the honest long-term review — and explained why I’m selling it and going all-in with Phoenix and the Vespa lifestyle.
From everyday rides to meaningful miles, 2025 confirmed why Vespa life matters. With Phoenix ready and a new year ahead, 2026 begins on the road to Weston-super-Mare.
Cold weather doesn’t have to mean the end of riding. A few simple changes can make winter just another season to enjoy.
A light-hearted look at the Ace Café Christmas Toy Run, where bikers dress as Santa, deliver toys to children’s hospitals, and think of others.
Two bikes, two phones, two completely different ways to ride. The Transalp and S22 give me modern navigation and sharp video, while Phoenix and the Nokia bring back the simple, analogue feel of the 80s and 90s. Both fit their worlds perfectly — and that’s the joy of choosing the right tool for the ride.
Winter is here, which means it’s officially Thermals Season. Whether it’s your first cold-weather ride or your fifteenth, this friendly guide covers the essentials — from slowing down your summer pace to layering up properly, choosing good cold-weather gear, and keeping your bike mechanically ready for darker, wetter roads.