The history of two-wheeled stunts revved up way back in the 1800s. Daniel Canary, a telegraph messenger from Connecticut, gained fame thanks to the tricks he was performing on a Penny-Farthing style bicycle. Shortly after the invention of the modern safety bicycle, he was credited with performing the first wheelie. The name of the person to perform the first wheelie on a motorcycle has been lost to the ages, although given the quality of the roads and the epic nature of their journeys, it’s possible that early biking legends like Erwin Baker did a wheelie at some point without feeling the need to mention it… read more >
Thanks for the nightmares, Ms. Rice
Anne Rice, the Gothic novelist best known for “Interview With the Vampire,” the 1976 book that in 1994 became a popular film starring Tom Cruise and
