How could two motorcycle racers with similar outlooks on custom machinery wind up with such different bikes that are still very similar? That is, despite their divergent styles, they're both total hoon hacks in the very best way.

When one sport bike rider doesn't see a trailer in front of him in the road, the ensuing crash is unbelievably destructive. Watch the video and you won't believe he got away with just a broken arm and a broken leg.

There is no shortage of impressive and awesome in-car footage from fast cars making fast Nürburgring laps, but few can compare to the insanity of this video.

Kawasaki's team in the World Sportbike Championships came home to England following a race in Holland with some surprising Dutch treats — namely a few hundred pounds of illicit drugs. British authorities now wonder: Because race trucks?

Two Kawasaki T-4s from the Japanese Air Self Defense Force "Blue Impulse" demonstration squad are either performing a belly-to-belly maneuver or one of the pilots is awful at using his instruments. [Photohito]

Kawasaki made some notorious motorcycles in the 1970s, most notably the H1 triple with its hellacious two-cycle power curve. This custom monster boast 48-cylinders, six crankshafts and six Jaguar E-type distributors. Yeah, it's kinda hairy.