Back in 2001, at a time when America was struggling to regain its footing following the devastating September 11 attacks, celebrities were among those who jumped on board the compassion train and did their best and lend a helping hand. From his position of respected car and bike collector, Jay Leno decided the best way
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The Harley-Davidson LiveWire’s cool factor seems undeniable among Daytona Bike Week testers, but if you have to buy cool it comes at a $30,000 price. This is one Harley-Davidson you won’t likely see around town during Bike Week. At least not yet. And it’s one you definitely won’t hear. Harley’s new LiveWire, just now winding
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Besides the J1D, Royal Enfield is actively working on the next-gen ‘350’ models Royal Enfield plans to launch an all-new motorcycle by the end of this April. Codenamed J1D, minimal details of the product are known so far. The news comes at the same time when the Chennai-based motorcycle manufacturer is actively testing its next-gen
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One of the biggest motorcycle events in America, the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is for the moment still on, despite the increasing number of events being canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. If it goes ahead, it will be the motorcycle bonanza it usually is each year since 1938. Sturgis is an event of capital importance
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The 32nd Annual Dennis Kirk Donnie Smith Bike Show & Car Show Parts Extravaganza is awarding over $7500.00 in cash and prizes. To see some of the biggest guns in the biker world like Donnie Smith, Dave Perewitz, Tim Remus, John Kosmoski and Neil Ryan, then you will need to grab a ticket from Ticketmaster for
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Health officials recommend social distancing DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Coronavirus-related cancellations continue into the weekend, as Daytona Beach Mayor Derrick Henry declared a state of emergency for the city and called off Bike Week. Henry’s order allows the city more flexibility to access resources and to assist in the event of an emergency, according to a
Bandit, crazy world. The one time I am in Milwaukee for the Mamma Tried show it gets postponed. I was looking forward to a great show and providing coverage to Bikernet… maybe next time… Take care, talk to you soon… –David Campbell Earl’s Garage
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A British multi-city authority introduces plan to ban private ownership of automobiles by 2041. A local government group in the West Midlands, England, earlier this year released its “net zero” plan to deal with global warming over the next two decades. Listed among the plan’s final steps is the elimination of private ownership of automobiles
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Accident Scene Management founder, Vicki “Spitfire” Sanfelipo, will be inducted into the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame August 12, 2020. There is a strict vetting process that takes place each year, and the board of directors at the Sturgis Museum considers candidates carefully before selecting each year’s inductees. Vicki received six separate nominations for consideration this
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The Antique Motorcycle Club of America chapter in Australia is planning a Cannonball Rally for down-under. The Indian-Pacific Cannonball Classic will take old-bike riders from the Indian Ocean on the west side of the Australian continent to the Pacific Ocean on the east. The route from Busselton, Western Australia, to Eden, New South Wales, will
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When you’re into riding flat out, you need to be willing and capable to make adjustments. We decided to give our cool Flat Out Vest several snappy upgrades based on road testing. This puppy will now be our classic leather vest with just the right design and upgrades. I got tired of the preacher collar
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by Elena Gorgan from https://www.autoevolution.com Like with everything else in this world, there are bikes and then there are… bikes. The Harley-Davidson we’re going to talk about today falls in the latter category, of machines that are so expensive they are more like objects of art than actual rides. Whereas most luxury cars and motorcycles
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by Daniel Patrascu from https://www.autoevolution.com Because we chose to dedicate this month to Harley-Davidson, we’ve been keeping you up to date with all things Harley ever since the beginning of March. Most of our coverage focused though on what was and what is, and less on what’s coming from probably the world’s most famous motorcycle
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Hey, I’m having issues with my computer today. This shit always happens on a Thursday. Can’t happen Monday and give me a few days to sort it out. Oh no… So, since I’ve been delayed, I’m going to hop right to the news. I hope they get a handle on this virus or it warms
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by Elena Gorgan from https://www.autoevolution.com/ Ask anyone about Harley-Davidson and probably the first word you’ll hear out of their mouth is “freedom.” This is what the Ride Home is all about. Even for those who don’t ride or have little knowledge of the Harley-Davidson brand (or bikes in general), the image of the Harley-Davidson rider
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by Jason Marker from https://www.rideapart.com I hate Florida. Hate it. I hate it with the furious passion of a million burning suns. Years ago I swore that I would never step foot in the Sunshine State again, a promise that I’ve kept religiously. Florida: Not Even Once. That said, when Harley-Davidson calls you up and
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Celebrating adventurous bold women on two-wheels Women travelling on motorcycles were, for a very long time not treated seriously – even today, it happens to be that females are not treated equally to their male companions or other motorcyclists which happen to be males. To celebrate Women’s History Month we would like to introduce you
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The 2010s were an amazing year for cable television, with many calling our current time the golden age of television. In fact, with all of the excellent shows available, there might have been some that you entirely missed in spite of their popularity. So now that the new decade has just begun, we thought it
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by Daniel Patrascu from https://www.autoevolution.com At the turn of the millennium, Ford introduced a special version of the F-150 dedicated to another American icon, Harley-Davidson. Called Harley-Davidson Edition, the run of special pickup trucks lasted from 2000 to 2011, and most of them are still around today, selling for big bucks at auctions across the
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by Daniel Patrascu from https://www.autoevolution.com/ Decades-old motorcycles are not as widespread as cars. Whereas in the world today there are countless four-wheeled machines, in better or worse condition, going back perhaps a century or so, not the same can be said about two-wheelers. That essentially means that when we come across a bike as old
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by Mircea Panait from https://www.autoevolution.com/ It’s been long in the making, but what did you expect from a motorcycle manufacturer as traditional as Harley-Davidson? Android Auto will finally roll out to Touring motorcycles as a software update for the Boom! Box GTS infotainment system, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. For the 2021
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Women travelling on motorcycles were, for a very long time not treated seriously – even today, it happens to be that females are not treated equally to their male companions or other motorcyclists which happen to be males. To celebrate Women’s History Month we would like to introduce you to 25 amazing characters which paved
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