I need you! This time it's for the chance to win a Ducati Monster 795. Please, help me to fulfill the dream to ride this otherwise una...

The first Omega Racer Bike Competition came to an end, the jury (me) selected the best among thousands of entries (slightly exaggerating......

The competition is now closed. The winner and the runner ups will be announced tomorrow. Thank you all for participating!

Only 1 week left for the competition, so I thought I'll raise the excitement by revealing the prizes for the first time! Don't expe...

Today's entry is from Curt in the US with a great build. The engine is particularly beautiful in my opinion. Curt also has a blog called...

Today's entry is a bit of a black sheep, literally. No fancy chrome parts, no specially imported parts from Japan or pieces of art handc...

The next entry to the competition is somewhat special. Find out why... My SR500 story by Reiner Kiehn In March 1978 the first contain...

Today's entry is a badass Yamaha SR scrambler from Ralf in Germany (surprisesurprise). Very nice! I bought it last autumn for about 3...

Entry number 5 also  comes  from Germany. I don't know his real name, but on the German SR forum he's known as kuddel666.  Let...

Next in line is Nils with his highly decorated Yamaha SR500 . The bike is very neat and I especially like the rear brake cooling holes, very...

Our next entry comes from Poland, but resides in Bangkok. His name's  Maciek Klimowicz and his not only a bike lover but a talented pho...

Our second entry comes from another German called Thomas. He introduces us here to yet another nicely restored SR. No complaints from my sid...

Our first competition entry comes from Marc in Germany . His entry consists of not just 1 bike, but 3! They are all Yamaha SR's, but eac...