Cafe Racers ($36) chronicles the evolution of one of the most beloved bikes of the 1960s. It goes from the mid twentieth century all the way to modern times. First becoming popular in Britain, these bikes represented the Rock and Roll subculture of the time. Cafe Racers are nimble, lean, light and beautifully simplistic machines. Michael Lichter, one of the top motorcycle photographers, has captured the essence of the culture in over 200 stunning large-format photographs. While motorcycle culture expert Paul d’Orleans provides the text. If your into bikes at all, this book would make a great addition to your collection.
For those millions of fans of The Walking Dead on AMC, Max Brooks and anything zombie related, those clever guys behind Fifty Shades of Chicken are back, with The Snacking Dead ($14), this new parody strewn cookbook that is packed with snacks for all occasions, tips for those who cooking under duress, and woven in […]