Carlo Bernardini – La Luce Che Genera Lo Spazio (The Light That Creates Space), 2009-2010
Giorno: 15 Maggio 2013
Il canale ExtremelyDecentFilms ha pubblicato un video che mostra come ci si sente quando Facebook fa un aggiornamento e cambia grafica e impostazioni, raccontandolo come se avvenisse nella vita vera.
Alan Kempster: More Than Whole
When it comes to stories like this… sometimes it feels like the proper words are hard to find. In 1990 Alan Kempster was in a nasty motorcycle accident- hit by a drunk driver that caused his right arm and leg to be amputated. That didn’t keep him from his passion and love for motorcycles. From maintaining his race bike to taking first place… he does it all plus some.
I’d just like to say to anyone with a disability: If you have a dream and a passion you have to follow it. You’re the one that has to make it happen, no one else will make it happen. – Alan Kempster
In case you need more inspiration today, here’s his video “Left Side Story”.
This video goes to show that good riding posture on track is not limited to your legs and how close you can get your knee to the ground-
Thanks Alan for being a total bad ass and inspiration to motorcyclists everywhere. If you ask me, this can say a lot about life and living in general and not just riding!
Il cambiamento non è mai doloroso. Solo la resistenza al cambiamento lo è.
Direi che ha detto tutto e che non c’è proprio altro da aggiungere. (via tempibui)
Everything good dies here. Even the stars.
Alan Kempster, one arm and legged motorcycle racer from the Australia, is in desperate need of sponsorship in order to keep racing.
Friends of his have started a petition rallying for Red Bull to take him on! Help a fellow motorcyclist out, go take a minute to sign. Click here.
If you want to know more about Alan, check out my article featuring videos and photos, Alan Kempster: More Than Whole.

Alex Zanardi approves. There’s nothing you can’t do, if you want it enough.
Ma e’ tratto da un film o esiste davvero questa cosa ?
