Random Awesomeness: Paint Tricks
This is not new material, but it’s new to us. More info here.
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This is not new material, but it’s new to us. More info here.
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Check out UNiQ Cycle Sounds cool stereo systems at the Laughlin River Run April 22nd through 26th at the Edgewater lot. They have demo systems to listen to and will be doing installs on bikes right there. Take a peek at Bikernets UNiQ install feature.
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Hey, A brother constantly says, “We’re lucky.” We are, more than we can hardly imagine. Look at the shit we work on each week: Bonneville bikes, girl features, Wheeler Work Stations, Tech Tips, Bike features, more Cantina Girls, Jack’s Galleries for the Cantina, fiction (shit we make up), antique bikes, and all with the notion
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Folks making plans to attend the Sturgis Rally’s 75th anniversary celebration have been eagerly awaiting word of more world-class Buffalo Chip entertainment, with just 105 days until the first note reverberates through the amphitheater at the world’s largest motorcycle and music festival. Today these fans can add two more superstar rock bands to their calendars
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Here’s a nice power increase that’s easy to install! Zipper’s USA-Made Premium Air Cleaner Kits feature internal-breather backing plates CNC-machined from solid billet for strength, performance and beauty. The included cleanable/oilable, pleated gauze element is available in standard 2-1/4” width or our 5/8” wider MaxFlow unit to really let that engine breathe! Available with satin billet,
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This week, Bandit learns about suffering, ponders the teaching of the Dalai Lama, tells us about new and exciting developments at Bikernet and gets us ready to start the weekend in earnest. Read more.
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Today, we heard from our friends at Victory Motorcycles. They told us that Victiry and Roland Sands Designs have just committed to a program dubbed “Project 156”. According to sources at Victory Motorcycles, more information will become available by May 28th. A quick look at the included, not-so-cryptic art speaks volume, we think. It looks to us like
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Hey, I’m on the edge this morning. I don’t know what it is. Maybe it was a woman, a virus, one too many projects. Maybe it had to do with not enough money. Who the hell knows? I suppose I want something to happen, and I want it now. The Dalai Lama helps me when
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In analyzing data from over 12,300 motorcycles across 10 brands, Consumer Reports found that Victory leads the pack with best overall owner satisfaction, also getting a top mark for comfort, followed by Can-Am and Harley-Davidson at better than average in comfort. Read more at Consumer Reports.
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30 Years And 100,000 Miles Later, a great Shovel is back on the road. Read more.
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Just hitting the market, Renegade’s Newton wheel is shown here in custom Royal Blue Phantom-Cut Finish. This aggressive design features a machined rim edge that gives detail to the entire wheel. All Renegade Wheels are made in the U.S.A. and CNC machined from forged lightweight billet aluminum. Phantom-Cuts are hand polished after machining to which
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The Daytona Chamber and Bike Week Festival Task Force members welcomed the 2015 Official Bike Week Motorcycle winner Madeline Fay from Kennesaw, GA on Wednesday, April 15th. Madeline (‘Maddie’), along with her father Jim Fay, claimed her grand prize at Lonestar Motorcycle Tech, 1841 S. Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach. Madeline was announced as the winner
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News of Erik Buell Racing calling it quits was announced on Wednesday. Employing a staff of 126 employees, EBR would have in excess of $20 million in outstanding liabilities and is now seeking court protection from creditors. Bikernet is very sad to hear this. We’ve ridden Buell motorcycles, enjoyed them and particularly appreciated the independent
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Today’s larger and heavier motorcycles, especially those with fairings, can be difficult to safely load onto a bike lift by only one person. To solve this problem, JIMS now offers a guide to help the front wheel track into the correct position. For use with Handy lift or equivalent, this device becomes the “buddy” that
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A new motorcycle racing competition will throw dirt June 4 during the inaugural Harley-Davidson Flat-Track Racing at ESPN’s X Games Austin. “This June, fans in Austin will experience a new kind of action sport as they watch top athletes in flat- track race for gold,” said Dino Bernacchi, Director U.S. Marketing, Harley-Davidson Motor Company. “Words
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A measure to exempt motorcycle riders in Missouri who are at least 21 years old and meet certain insurance requirements is now going to the Senate for consideration. The Missouri House on Monday approved a proposal to allow older riders to go without helmets by a vote of 97-57. Supporters say it is a matter of
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Jeremiah wanted to change out the rear shocks on his 2009 Dyna upgrade to some Progressive units. We were recently contacted by Progressive suspension about their Monotube front end cartridge solutions and decided to upgrade his front and rear suspension. Read this tech here.
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“Anti-reversion (exhaust) technology has been used in internal combustion motors for many years. Many land-speed, and other motorcycle competition records have been established by motorcycles and other vehicles equipped with anti-reversion devices,” says Samson. Here is how Samson Torque Cones function: When the exhaust valve opens, and the piston is on the exhaust stroke, the
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You can view Part 2 here. Jeremiah wanted to change out the rear shocks on his 2009 Dyna upgrade to some Progressive units. Progressive recently contacted us about their Monotube front end cartridge solutions and Jeremian decided to upgrade his front and rear suspension. There are a couple of significant factors playing in this riding
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Click to visit Bikernet.com‘s newest galleries. Galleries allowing you to relive Bikeweek 2015 and we’ll even take you further. Keep your eyes peeled the future only brings more to the photo galleries of Bikernet.
There’s that old, often used joke/question? Why did the chicken cross the road? There’s all kinds of answers aka punch lines. In the case of Jeff Rogers, it took a bit of a spin, the question going, “Why did the Peacock cross the road?” His answer would be, “Well, it didn’t.” Seem Jeff, hailing from
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Hey, This is damn interesting. Last night I sat with the Saddlemen team at their table during the 71st TrailBlazers Banquet. This banquet is devoted to recognizing historic racers who are alive, or no longer with us. It’s a lot about dirt bike racing, to Daytona road racing. The last time I attended Jerry Branch
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Catch the second half of Scooter Tramp Scotty’s account of a winter among new friends, interesting people, tough projects, good food, and fun times. In case you missed part one, click here.
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It had been weeks since my arrival in New Orleans and by now waking at camp in the tiny bamboo infested backyard of B.B.’s little house in the French Quarter seemed perfectly normal. After the coffee she’d soon bring to my tent-door on this sunny morning I’d laze a few hours away before walking through
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