Hey, I’m scrambling to ride out of town, sort out a business deal, help my grandson fix his Dyna, and get his FXR registered, make progress on my 1916 Sculpture project, write three articles, deal with accounting, feed the dogs, and what the hell did I do? I started to build another Harley. The Bikernet […]
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Hey, I’m scrambling to ride out of town, sort out a business deal, help my grandson fix his Dyna, and get his FXR registered, make progress on my 1916 Sculpture project, write three articles, deal with accounting, feed the dogs, and what the hell did I do? I started to build another Harley. Click
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We are rolling into a series of articles regarding oil and lubricants using the Spectro experts as our library of data. I’m beginning to find out a great deal about the quality of lubricants, during just a couple of conversations. A lot of what you see on the market is smoke and mirrors. In
Fork Oils the SPECTRO Variety Read More »
Special Bikernet report — Indian Motorcycle turns up the heat on the big cruiser bike market with a pair of upscale factory custom baggers. They have big wheels and big personalities to match! Bikernet rode these majestic beasts—read our review on Bikernet now. Read more.
First Ride: 2017 Indian Motorcycle Chieftain Limited and Chieftain Elite Read More »
New from Brass Balls Cycles is this cast ignition cover. The Piston/Helmet logo was sculpted by hand by an artisan to create the original mold. Once cast they are carefully “antiqued” creating an organic patina-like finish. Fitment: HD Twin Cam, EVO, Sportster 2004-up, Sportster 2003-earlier. $39.95 MSRP Get yours here.
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During the 2013 Sturgis Rally, the entire biker world bore witness to the return of Indian Motorcycle as a bona fide American motorcycle manufacturer. This was a huge deal as the Polaris-owned company hit both the highway and the competition pretty hard with no less than three models: the Chief Classic, the Chief Vintage,
First Ride: 2017 Indian Motorcycle Chieftain Limited and Chieftain Elite Read More »
From the shores of northern Oahu we bring you Hawaii’s goddess tattooer—Mandy Garcia.
Painted Lady—Mandy Garcia Read More »
Hey, Life is nuts. Just turn on the television. There’s a side of me that wants to ride into Arizona and hide in the rocks from all the bullshit and infighting. I’m just an old biker, but to me it’s all easy. Freedom works. If both sides would put freedom first they would come to
DRY HEAT SUNDAY POST for April 2, 2017 Read More »
SoftBrakes’ new Reduced Reach Clutch lever for 2014-17 touring bikes with hydraulic clutch were design in an effort to enhance the ride experience for riders. The unique lever reduces the stock 4-inch pull to grip by a full 1 inches, providing smoother, easier operation. Great for smaller hands, women or anywhere quick response is a
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The first Sons of Speed race is in the books and for all who attended, they can attest to what an epic event it was. On race day a dozen vintage motorcycle racers mustered their courage and skill to take on the daunting ½ mile banked asphalt track at New Smyrna Speedwayin New Smyrna, Florida.
Billy Lane’s Inaugural Sons of Speed Race Report Read More »
After riding motorcycles for over 30 years I recently decided to buy a Harley… I have to say, many of my friends and family were floored. I come from a performance background and buying a Harley is something I simply never considered. Over the years I have established a reputation poking fun of those Harley
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Hey, I was jammed in traffic, and it dawned on me. If more folks rode motorcycles, they would have more fun commuting and get home way faster. What if the transportation gurus looked at extreme traffic and said can we take traffic off the roads? Can kids walk to school, if they went to community
MOTORCYCLES RULE BIKERNET WEEKLY NEWS for March 30, 2017 Read More »
Women riders can experience the first-ever all-women’s camping and motorcycle festival at the Sturgis Buffalo Chip kicking off the 77th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally on August 4-7, 2017 in South Dakota. Women from all over the world will gather in the mecca for motorcyclists to launch the historical event with live entertainment, private campgrounds, exclusive
Women Riders To Converge To Sturgis For The Wild Gypsy Tour Read More »
Hey, I was jammed in traffic, and it dawned on me. If more folks rode motorcycles, they would have more fun commuting and get home way faster. What if the transportation gurus looked at extreme traffic and said can we take traffic off the roads? Can kids walk to school, if they went to community
MOTORCYCLES RULE BIKERNET WEEKLY NEWS for March 30, 2017 Read More »
A former President of the Motorsport Aftermarket Group (MAG), Rod Derifield is launching ROR Brands. ROR’s initial products will focus on seats and related accessories with imminent plans to expand into other arenas. The first look at the business will be at the Laughlin River Run. “ROR Brands is founded on strength of passion for
ROR Brands To Debut At Laughlin River Run Read More »
Trike Touring Guide to America : Get out, ride, explore, live and tell us about it. by Ujjwal Dey In 1903, Horatio Nelson Jackson became the first documented person to drive an automobile from San Francisco to New York using only a connection of dirt roads, cow paths, and railroad beds. His journey, covered by
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Sportsters are more popular today than ever. This selection of Harley-Davidson accessories allows you to strip yours down and get to the essence of riding aggressively in and out of town. Continue reading.
Build A Better Sportster With Café Custom Accessories From Harley-Davidson Read More »
A retrospective exhibit celebrating motorcycle builder Paul Yaffe’s career will be on display at the Legends Pavilion for the duration of Arizona Bike Week 2017. Yaffe Through the Years, presented by Chuck Franklin Law, will showcase some of the most spectacular bikes and parts that Paul has created during 25 years in the bike building and custom parts
Paul Yaffe Exhibition At Arizona Bike Week Read More »
RSD is now unveiling its spring product line range… (Sorry, range is a more distinguished word). Above is one of the many new products they’re offering for 2017. We could go on and on about the merits and specs of this new RSD products but in the end, any self-respecting hooligan knows that with one
Always Get the Girl With New RSD Spring Jackets Read More »
Less is more because less is faster. That was the simple philosophy of the original café racers – bikers in 1960’s England who stripped motorcycles down to the bare essentials and put their machines to the test street-racing from coffee shop to coffee shop. The bikes became known as “café racers” and the stripped-down
Build A Better Sportster With Café Custom Accessories From Harley-Davidson Read More »
Miguel Angel Bahri is a Spanish designer and here is his vision for the Porsche 618 Electric Motorcycle. Although not an official Porsche concept, Bahri’s two-wheeled experiment was indeed inspired the Porsche 911 Turbo. Bahri’s bike features a single-shock rear suspension, and a front swingarm with an in-hub steering system that’s reminiscent of the iconic
Porsche’s New Electric Motorcycle? Read More »
William G. Davidson has been involved in shaping Harley-Davidson’s identity for over 50 years. The brand has arguably been a huge influence on the motorcycle world and been a big part of how people live the motorcycle experience. Wille G. has had a central role in the H-D adventure, so Harley-Davidson’s Chief Styling Officer Emeritus and Brand Ambassador
Willie G Davidson To Receive Lifetime Achievement Award From Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Read More »
Marko rode his stretched FXR over to the Chowder Barge, the only floating restaurant in the Los Angeles Harbor, owned by a former Bandit girlfriend, Sin Wu. The Barge resided in the rat bikes of Wilmington Marinas. The marina housed the only flotilla of destitute sail and powerboats in the port channels. No one dared
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