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DECORATOR APPROVED

Got white space on your home or office walls? Then fill it with hand-numbered, limited-edition prints from ArteHouse. Among the latest offerings: stills, outtakes and

original posters from what is often regarded as the best motorcycle movie ever made, On Any Sunday. Images are available in several sizes, framed (with single or double mat) or unframed, as murals or even printed on canvas from www. onanysundayart.com.

HUNGRY FOR ASPHALT?

Cookbook author, cinematographer and motorcycle enthusiast Alton Brown’s television show, “Feasting on Asphalt,” is scheduled to premier on the Food Network July 29. The series traces Brown’s trip across the U.S. on a BMW R1200RT in search of meals made from what lives under logs (“grubs are great protein”) to modern fast food. Why a motorcycle? “As far as I’m concerned, there’s no better way to experience the road than from the back of a bike,” says Brown. Tune in and grab a snack.

ROSSI RETURNS

Yamaha has confirmed that Valentino Rossi will stay with the Japanese factory for the 2007 MotoGP season. Many expected the seven-time world champ to move to Formula One with Ferrari. Instead, Rossi will spearhead development of Yamaha’s new 800cc MotoGP racer. “I believe I have made the right choice,” said the 27-year-old Italian, “and I am very excited about the challenge of a new class of racing with Yamaha next year.”

DON'T BE A DRIP

Take the motorcycle theme in your home to the next level with the MFX Classic motorcycle-inspired faucet. Yep, that’s a motorcycle fuel tank and handlebars working as valves and spigot on the $699 brass and chrome fixture. The faucet can be easily installed as a drop-in replacement for any 4-inch on-center sink and comes with a 10-year warranty on parts and a five-year warranty on finish. Interested? Visit www.cyclefaucets. com or call 800/571-9085.

HOORAY FOR SNAIL MAIL

Thirty-nine cents fora 1918 Cleveland? That’s what the U.S. Postal Service is charging for a stamp that commemorates the lightweight Single. The stamp, along with three others-a 1940 Indian Four, a 1965 HarleyDavidson Electra Glide and a 1970s-era chopper-will be unveiled August 7 at the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota. The stamps will be available nationwide the following day. Three of the four stamps are digital illustrations modeled after restorations. The fourth is a computer-generated image created by the artist in consultation with a professional chopper builder.