Mudflap Girl FXR Part 13 New Paint and More
Lots of Upgrades including Crane Ignition, Centramatic Wheelbalancers, Digital Dawg Electronics and PM Grips and Pegs
By Bandit with photos by Wrench
Okay, so my Mudflap Girl FXR was running fine and I enjoyed every ride with the bare chassis, but I got a hair to treat the frame and powder coat some parts, but the corrosion treatment made the frame look almost black, and I didn’t want to build another black motorcycle.
I also had some tech obligations.
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Mudflap Girl FXR Part 12—She meets S&S
Quick Cam, Pushrod, Breather Install at Bennett’s Performance
By Bandit with photos by Wrench
Okay, so it’s time to turn the Pro Street version of the Mudflap over to my son, Frank, but first we couldn’t leave the bone stock remanufactured 80-inch Evo alone. I reached out to S&S for a cam recommendation as they recently built a relationship with Crane Cams.
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Mudflap Girl FXRs Build, part 9
Saddlemen Comes to the Rescue with High Tech Seat Manufacturing
By Bandit, with photos by Ray C. Wheeler, and art by Chris Kallas
The Mudflap girl lives, runs, and is damn comfortable. See how Saddlemen took seat manufacturing to a new level
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LATEST PRODUCT FROM READING DESIGN INSTALLED
Adjustable Footboard for the Long Rider
By Wrench and the Reading Design Team
This patented innovation allows the rider to adjust their floorboards from the stock position to a full forward control position or anywhere in between with the push of a button.
For the mid to long rides nothing else exists that can create a more comfortable and enjoyable riding experience.
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LA Choppers Twin Peaks Bagger Bars Install
Product Review By Tail Gunner
By the Tail Gunner with Coleen's assistance
Well it's getting that time again, warm weather and beautiful riding, long trips to freedom! Aaaah, Summer! My buddy Andy and I were talking about our annual upcoming ride to Laughlin and he decided he needed to change his riding position for the trip (old guys ya know). So, what to do? Change the seat, lower the bike, change the bars??
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AT LAST, THE TRAILER QUEEN CODE OF THE WEST DISCOVERED THROUGH KENDON
There’s more to Trailers than Towing, and more to Kendon with new Ride-Up Trailers
By the Editors of Bikernet and the Kendon Trailer Queen
The age-old debate between riding a motorcycle to an event or hauling a bike to a riding destination continues to rage. On one hand there is the hardcore motorcyclist who does not want to hear the word “trailer” and who is willing to ride anywhere and everywhere, no matter what the distance may be. On the other hand, trailers offer avid riders a helpful alternative.
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Timbo's '64 FL Restoration (Part One)
Or the Hard Ride back from Hell
Text and Photos by the Tail Gunner with his lovely assistant Colleen
Not too long ago, my good friend Timbo approached me with a proposition, restore his 1964 Harley FL, I agreed. Problem was, it's in a box, literally! So after a brief discussion on exactly what we wanted to do, how much it would cost and the possible value at the end of the rainbow, I started the Hard ride back from Hell with the old '64.
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LAGUNA GPS TANK BAG WITH BACKPACK--GPS
By Biker's Choice
GPS pocket enlarged to 6 inches wide and 4-1/4 inches high to hold large screen devices. Expandable, GPS Tank Bag with backpack capability. Positions your GPS on any bike right in front of you and collapses to hide it when not in use. Second transparent pocket on top of the bag for MP3 and cell phones.
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