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My grandfather never called it a motorcycle. Not once in his life. It was always a motorsickle — said fast, said easy, the way you say a word you've known since before you could read. He rode a '68 Triumph. Kept it in a garage that smelled like oil and cigarettes and something I still can't name. I spent half my childhood in that garage, handing him tools I didn't know the names of, listening to him talk about the road the way some men talk about religion. That's where this started. Motorsickle is a small brand out of Bend, Oregon, built around the bikes that defined an era — the ones that didn't have traction control or ride modes or Bluetooth. The ones that wanted to kill you a little bit if you weren't paying attention. The ones that meant something. Every design we make is built around a specific machine, a specific year. Not a generic "vintage motorcycle" silhouette. The actual bike. The CB750 that changed everything in '69. The Bonneville that Steve McQueen made immortal. The Kawasaki H2 that scared the hell out of everyone who rode one and half the people who watched. If you owned one of these bikes, you already know what we're talking about. If you wish you had — well, now you've got the shirt. We keep it simple. Black shirts. Weathered designs. Bikes worth remembering. Ride easy.

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