Hippie Motorcycle Tapestries

Motorcycle Ride: Two-Wheel Freedom -- An illustration of a counterculture motorcycle rider with his long hair blowing in the wind on the open road in the style of Robert Crumb with the words "I’m not always grumpy Sometimes I’m on my Motorcycle"

Motorcycle Ride: Two-Wheel Freedom -- An illustration of a counterculture motorcycle rider with his long hair blowing in the wind on the open road in the style of Robert Crumb with the words "I’m not always grumpy Sometimes I’m on my Motorcycle" on a Dark Background

Motorcycle Ride: Two Wheel Freedom "I’m Not Always Grumpy Sometimes I’m on My Motorcycle" -- An illustration of a counterculture motorcycle rider with his long hair blowing in the wind on the open road in the style of Robert Crumb

Motorcycle Ride: Two Wheel Freedom "I’m Not Always Grumpy Sometimes I’m on My Motorcycle" -- An illustration of a counterculture motorcycle rider with his long hair blowing in the wind on the open road in the style of Robert Crumb

The Easy Rider Design is inspired by the counter-cultural classic road movie written by Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper, and Terry Southern and starring Fonda and Hopper as two drug dealing bikers travelling across the US. Featuring an eclectic soundtrack and touching upon all the major issues that faced the US during the 1960's, Easy Rider has come to symbolise the heart of the counter culture movement.

Wyatt's Speed Shop

Biker Couple Motorcycle Love Heart 101

Mount up and ride!

Mount up and ride!

Mount up and ride!

Let's go

Mount up and ride!

When Souls Were Crafted, Closed Boxes Were Assigned To Captive Spirits, Motorcycles Bestowed Upon The Free Souls. In this design, the term "closed boxes" refers to vehicles, especially cars; a lifetime spent within cars symbolizes a state deprived of freedom. On the other hand, individuals who ride motorcycles, live with them, and spend a lifetime with them are considered as the fortunate "free spirits." You know, choices are made in the realm of souls.