Book Review: Motorcycle Journeys Through North America
From Whitehorse Press by Dale Coyner
By Kevin Thomas with vintage images courtesy of the Bob T. collection
Bikernet has reviewed several motorcycle touring books from Whitehorse Press and thoroughly enjoyed each one. Motorcycle Journeys Through North America, a guide for choosing and planning unforgettable motorcycle journeys is a great investment for planning out your next motorcycle trip.
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Book Review: Triumph Production Tester’s Tales
From the Meriden Factory by Hughie Hancox
By Kevin Thomas with vintage images courtesy of the Bob T. collection
Triumph Production Tester’s Tales is Hughie’s second book on working for Triumph. He focuses on the model years 1960 to 1962 “considered by many to be the finest machines Meriden ever made.”
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Book Review: Gods of Mischief
The Latest Bad Snitch Book
By Doc Robinson
Snitches apparently are not a dying breed. No sir, it seems that after doing their best to destroy motorcycle clubs, they go into hiding and write books about their exploits.
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NEW MOTORCYCLE MUSIC “Shiny Side Up”
By 2AZZ1 (pronounced "two as one")
Gary Koz Mraz
They are obviously both very talented musicians. Craig is an excellent saxophonist and their recordings and songwriting are world class. Mary’s voice is rich and she can rock. She’s been compared to Bonnie Raitt and, yes she can sing that well, and how often are the Ministers at the wedding also your Band! Check out their music.
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Quick Music Review: Love Songs for Crime Scenes
Just What You Need by Knives and Gasoline
By Doc Robinson Bikernet's Australian Review Specialist
So you’ve stabbed your cheating lover through the heart and she’s bled out on the floor. You’ve poured yourself a stiff drink and now have a decision to make; Just what music is suitable for the occasion?
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