Hey, What the hell? Here’s the last report from Ray Wheeler, Bikernet Performance editor, on the condition of the salt in Bonneville, for the Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Trials August 29th to September 3, “The salt looks like a go.” Actually the team is dragging the course today. It rained again Friday. The mud is gone […]
ANOTHER INSANE SUNDAY POST for August 16, 2015 Read More »
Many consider the Crocker the Holy Grail of historic motorcycles, perhaps worthy of an Indiana Jones. Tales include Crocker hunters fleeing spear tossing natives in remote Pacific islands on the rumor of a machine left there during WWII. Earlier in 2014 a pair of original V-twin Crockers, one Big and one Small
THE CROCKER LIVES! Read More »
Hey, Life has turned into scrambled eggs. We seem to be flying from one event to another, but in a sense it’s all good. We’ve got lots of wild Sturgis reports heading your way. Rogue, the new/old BikernetBaggers Editor is on the case hard. Hang on. Let’s hit the news, I need to make an
SIZZLING STURGIS REPORTS SUNDAY POST for August 9, 2015 Read More »
Incredible, I have a boatload to tell you, but first an apology. The Redhead of Redheads has convinced me to stay connected, while on the road. So in the future I will contact my computer Guru, longshoreman, Chuck about an I-pad or something, so I can stay in touch and work with Lisa on the
THE STURGIS SURVIVAL GUIDE CROSS-COUNTRY POST for August 2 Read More »
Hey, Bandit pushed off for Sturgis and left me in charge. We’ll make this brief so we can get on with the day. Hang on! I woke up with a random song in my head. I was planning to get out on the road with better music blaring to drown out
THE EARWORM SUNDAY POST for July 26, 2015 Read More »
Hey, Next week is booked and we haven’t even started. What the hell? I’m hauling ass to the Badlands to bring my Indian home. Bikernet is sponsoring 2Wheelers on Main, the Sturgis Museum, the BrokenSpoke Cycle Source Editor’s Choice Show, and the Flying Piston Builder’s Breakfast at the Buffalo Buffet. Plus, we always support Michael
ACTION PACKED SUNDAY POST for July 19th, 2015 Read More »
Every once is a while at a rally, you run into people that have nothing but fun in their heart. A few years back, I ran into this Gal at the Buffalo Chip. Brit was her name, full of energy all day, all night. We took her over to the fields before the Broken Spoke
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Hey, It’s a riot how life changes so quickly. A lot of this rapid-fire decision making comes with our multiple communication devices, good and bad. You could be all set to go in one direction for six months, then presto everything changes. I try to follow a couple of simple mantras: One is never give
HIGHLY SENSITIVE SUNDAY POST for July 12th, 2015 Read More »
We all know and love the builds of the worlds most famous brand, Indian Larry Motorcycles out of one of the East Coast’s greatest towns, Brooklyn NY. The Indian Larry Motorcycles yearly block party is an event that you simply must attend. This particular gallery was the end of an era at 400 Union Ave,
Meet Presley, a very “elastic” kind of a model from Dayton Ohio. Bandit’s Bikerpics Photographer Chopper Dave was up at Ohio Bikeweek and grabbed a few of the gals for a little shootin’ in the woods. This biker chick can bend in ways that would snap me like a pretzel, literally. Have fun
Just got off the phone with a friend who’s a dog of the first order. He’s chased girls as long as I have and never learned until he blew up his marriage and nearly lost everything material in addition to the two women he loved, between all the broads he fucked. For Your Precious Love
GIRLS OF BIKERNET Meet Twilight Powder Read More »
Amazing, we received a call on Monday morning. Deano, from back east told of his history with choppers from the ’60s and how he held onto a set of Ed Roth’s Chopper Magazines all these years. He wanted to share them with our readers and of course the staff agreed.
Evel Knievel Discovered In Choppers Magazine 1970 Read More »
Hey, We have daunting questions chasing us for many reasons. Two political basketballs could save this country, so should, would we, could we make them happen. One is our medical system. Should we turn it over to Medicare, eliminate insurance, unless you want it, and save the country trillions, annually? Tort reform is the next
THE DAUNTING SUNDAY POST for July 5th, 2015 Read More »
Photos and text provided by Jack Mcintyre
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Hey, I’m sorta under the weather. I caught a Mung cold somewhere between Charleston, SC and Los Angeles and it kicked my ass, almost. I missed the Born Free Weekend, but you will see various reports. The discussion continues with comparisons to the Smoke Out and comments from Born Free. A younger rider felt there
MUNG WEEKEND SUNDAY POST for June 28th, 2015 Read More »
Hey, Happy Father’s Day to all you Dad’s out there who do what it takes to take care of your family the best way you know how. I hope you get to spend time with your family…. or not, whatever works best for you. I think taking time away from the family
POST SMOKEOUT FATHER’S DAY SUNDAY POST for June 21, 2015 Read More »
Hey, It’s all about the SmokeOut this coming week. I’m flying to Charleston, SC to pick up my Indian at American Biker, the Indian Dealership. Then Commander Edge and I are riding to a Navy Base to pick up the swabs, and ride to Suck Bang and Blow in Myrtle Beach for the Pre Party.
SMOKEOUT ACTION SUNDAY POST for June 14, 2015 Read More »
The Cottee River Bikefest is one of those good ol’ Florida biker events that attracts the families during the day, and all goes wild in the night. As you will see, depending on how many Cotee River galleries I bring over, and for the future, the event is full of bikes, babes, and cool
COTEE RIVER DAISEY DUKE CONTEST & MORE Read More »
Ever been to Dirty Harry’s Saloon in Daytona Beach? The goings on there are something to write home about. Between the daily WET T contests, the incredibly HOT beer tub girls& bar tenders, and the musical entertainment, it’s the place to be on Main Street during Bikeweek or Biketoberfest. Check it out for your self,
THE CRAZY BAR & STREET SCENE Read More »
Hey, I read the Week magazine for the news because they make a point to give you several slants on any issue. They screwed up this week when they reported on motorcycle gangs (clubs) and only relied on one source: Cook, a gang investigator. Of course he’s going to tell them only awful shit. He
CRIMINAL SUNDAY POST IN THE CANTINA for June 7, 2015 Read More »
I’d call this old school, but the Harley is fairly new, however, the shoot was done at McGillin’s Old Ale House in Philadelphia, the oldest standing original Ale house in the United States. Anyway, this time around I grabbed Kelly, new to modeling, wanted to give it a whirl. Must have been tough,
It was 1911 when brothers Tom and William started in the manufacturing business. They built their first four cylinder motorcycle in 1912 with a long wheelbase. The ads of the day stated “The long wheelbase of the Henderson, 65 inches, permits the riders to sit between the wheels, reducing road shocks to the
THE STURGIS MUSEUM’S Henderson with sidecar Read More »
