The image features a stylized illustration of a motorcycle with a prominent front wheel. The motorcycle is adorned with a large, ornate wing on the left side, adding a fantastical element to the design. The motorcycle also has a sidecar attached to the right side. Above the motorcycle, there is a text that reads "It's NOT about what you ride, but how you ride." This phrase is a playful take on the famous saying "It's not about the bike, it's about the rider," suggesting a humorous or alternative perspective on motorcycling culture. The motorcycle is detailed and realistic, with visible elements such as a headlight, a fuel tank, and a rearview mirror. The wing and sidecar are also intricately designed, with a level of detail that suggests a high level of craftsmanship. The overall style of the image is graphic and illustrative, with a clear emphasis on the motorcycle and the accompanying text.