One afternoon in the spring of 2003 I was feeling a bit fried and took a walk around the house.  I passed by a box of yellow Bunny Peeps that were sitting on the counter (leftover from Easter) and figured, what the heck, scarf 'em down and get a little sugar rush.  I ripped open the package, chomped into one and tossed it's remains onto the counter.  For some unknown reason, I promptly walked back to my desk to get a little plastic VF model and placed it next to the mortally wounded Bunny as if the he had just crashed.  The next thing I know, I'm setting up bystander Bunnies and am in the shop fashioning a helmet from a whiffle golf ball that I found in my yard a couple of days previous.

I finished up the pictures, posted an album and e-mailed a few friends of mine with a link.  What followed was a completely unexpected explosion of interest in the Biker Bunnies and the rest is history.

The Biker Bunnies are all about motorcycle safety.  Bikes are a lot of fun, but they can seriously hurt or kill you if you aren't careful.  Hopefully the mis-adventures of the Bunnies can help motorcyclists avoid some of their costly and often fatal mistakes.

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Keep the rubber side down!

-- Ryan Chapin