One of the rare attempts at a rotary motorcycle. Like all the others, ’twas a market failure.

Even combat BMW bikes went into battle with the logo beaming proudly.

Except for Mercedes-Benz, all these car companies died off.

As he waved the checkered flag to finish the race, Heinrich noticed a curious physical effect of standing so near to so many speeding objects: his hands and head had turned into transparent plastic.

The lattice on a typical converter has a surface area of almost three soccer fields. Small wonder then that it’s the biggest source of backpressure in the exhaust chain.

Every museum needs a good layout.  Or a bad one, it really doesn’t matter.

On my way to the museum I passed this cathedral. Come to think of it, I don’t think I’ve gone anywhere in Munich without passing a cathedral.

Also on the way: this memorial for a bomb attack which occurred in 1980.