Hey, It’s funny. If a friend comes over and wants to paint the exterior of your building, run. The prep is kicking my ass, but it’s all good. When it’s done it will look killer. Let’s get to the news, so I can get back to work. Adelaide Harley-Davidson Bike Works Makes Battle Of The […]
ALMOST HALLOWEEN SUNDAY POST for October 28, 2018 Read More »
Hey, The truck project is winding down, and the Salt Torpedo project is hitting high gear. I’m a little concerned about the money, but fuck it. You only go around once, gotta give it hell. I may need to sell a motorcycle or two. I have a ’46 Indian and a my new Panhead. They
HUMDINGER SUNDAY POST for October 21,2018 Read More »
The boss is out of town again. I have no idea where he went. All I know is that I have the keys, ah ah! So… let’s starts things off with a bang with our patented Bikernet Sunday Funday Cartoon. Enjoy! And Now, For A Bit Of Literature My apologies for
THE SUNDAY POST FOR OCTOBER 14 2018 Read More »
The group returned to the South Point Casino. The limo driver said his goodbyes to Bandit and told him he would report to Marko. “It was a pleasure to work with you,” he said and shook Bandit’s hand profusely. Bandit and Smokes wrapped the girls in bathrobes and took them to their room. He coordinated
Cantina Episode number 83: The Village Maid Read More »
Hey, Life is so interesting. I rode over by the LA airport yesterday to attend a memorial for Paul Larquier, who once was the boss of Santee and worked for Jammer Cycle and was a member of the Jammer Cycle streamliner team. Travis, another member of the Jammer Streamliner Team rode with me with a
THE QUICK AND DIRTY SUNDAY POST for October 7, 2018 Read More »
Hey, I’m having fun today. I’ve been thinking about and “tinking” as I say about the issues we face and if there are solutions. You know there are. Maybe it’s because I’m left-handed or was born premature and just 5 pounds and now I’m 225 and 6’5”. You got me? But I like to help
THE BABE SUNDAY POST for September 30, 2018 Read More »
Motorcycle Riders Foundation Announces the Freedom Fighters Hall of Fame Motorcycling remains as one of the last true bastions of Freedom. The independence and exhilaration of being “in the wind” can only be understood and appreciated by those who experience it. We all know that “freedom is not free”, and for six
SKIMPY SUNDAY POST for September 23, 2018 Read More »
Hey, I asked a question in the Bikernet weekly news about life and our outlook on life. Whether you are young or old, we are actually living in the best of times and should congratulate them (everyone involved) and celebrate every day. I told my grandson he can wake up beside his girlfriend, make love
SUNDAY POST LIGHT AND SEXY for September 16, 2018 Read More »
Hey, The Cannonball kicked off today in Maine. I once talked to Kiwi Mike about building me and Dr. Hamster a Cannonball Indian. He was too busy at the time and a brother, who is into vintage bikes called, “Do you really want to ride a spindly old rigid frame across the country at 25
CANNONBALL SUNDAY POST for September 9, 2018 Read More »
Hey, The Zero Tolerance issue surfaced again. The governor of California, who once was a hippy, called for zero emissions. That’s impossible unless he sends armed guard to every home to confiscate you barbecue or fire pit. It’s nuts and impossible, but the dream of any control freak, who wants more control and power. Let’s
ZERO TOLERANCE SUNDAY POST for September 2, 2018 Read More »
Hey, Started to feel strange about a week ago. I worked and napped too regularly. I tired too quickly, and then I started to feel a thickness in my neck and lungs. This weekend it hit me hard just as I was taking break-in laps with the Panhead. I finally got it to run consistently.
BREAK-IN SUNDAY POST for August 26, 2018 Read More »
Bandit loaded up his stretched FXR with his bedroll, pushed it into the sun and fired it to life. Marko approached. “I need to nip this in the bud before Saturday,” Bandit said. “We need to come down hard to prevent any harm to Sin, but I gotta get to the source first. I’ll
Cantina Episode number 82: Vegas Run Read More »
Hey, Life is incredible, the twists and turns it takes. But the key is how you look at anything that happens. You can be relieved, happy, mad, sad, distraught, elated over anything. Or just stay mellow and go for a ride. Let’s hit the news. WISCONSIN ATTACK ON BIKERNET CONTINUES—This is incredible. Where other states
SHOTGUN SUNDAY POST for August 19, 2018 Read More »
Sin Wu was the best looking Asian high-dollar hooker on the coast or even in Vegas. But there was so much more to this woman aside from the looks. Bandit and Sin Wu went way back. They hooked up in San Francisco when Bandit rolled through on his stretched Shovelhead for the first time. Fresh
Cantina Episode number 81: Sin and Sin Read More »
Hey, It’s a wrap at the Rally, although Sturgis grows every year from a place people leave, to a place where people stay for awhile. More and more folks are moving to the Badlands. I’m considering it. There’s a side of me that always wanted to live in the West where freedom still rings, where
IT’S A WRAP SUNDAY POST for August 12th, 2018 Read More »
Hey, I need to run a couple of concepts past you. First, I watched a documentary series on the 1929 depression, which at one point led to prohibition of booze. Prohibition suddenly reminded me of what’s happening around fossil fuels. I could go on and on, but I’ll let your brain cells work on it.
LONG GONE SUNDAY POST for August 5, 2018 Read More »
Hey, I did it again. Just as I removed a major project from my list I found another one. Oh, but the Redhead sold the 5-Ball Racing Van right out from under me. I no longer have a 4-wheeler. I tried to hook up a LIFT account so I could get around. Last night the
INFRASTRUCTURE SUNDAY POST for July 29, 2018 Read More »
How do you make an Iron Head look good, inject a gorgeous girl. From 1957 through 1976 Ironhead Sportsters had a strong run. Fast, torquey, and fun, the Harley-Davidson Sportster was the American Super Bike of the late fifties and early ‘60s. Sold as the entry-level bike geared toward bringing new riders into the Harley
The Blonde with the IronHead Read More »
Hey, Another interesting day in Paradise. Friday and Saturday were destined to be welding and brazing days to finish my art piece for Sturgis Fly Piston Charity Breakfast Auction. I asked the Redhead for complete silence during this time. Friday contained a solid 10 hours of welding without interruption and serious progress. I informed the
REDHEAD SUNDAY POST for July 22, 2018 Read More »
Hey, I have a few questions in this post. Let me know your thoughts. I’m reading a book called “Factfullness.” It’s supposedly about how life is currently wonderful on this planet, but the author falters with his claims. I will continue reading. In some very basic ways he’s right, then he stabs his remarks with
QUESTIONING SUNDAY POST for July 15, 2018 Read More »
The Cantina bustled on Friday. Cinco de Mayo would rock Saturday and parties rolled all over the city and especially in the Hispanic neighborhoods. Los Angeles grew to almost 50 percent Hispanic, and Wilmington, just south of San Pedro grew to 90 percent Latino. It would glisten on Saturday night for the party. Sidebar: Saturday
Cantina Episode number 80: Old Outlaw Read More »
Hey, I try to ride my bicycle with highbars once a week for a couple of miles and to a series of exercises in the Wilmington Park. It only takes me about 10 minutes to ride to the park over Avalon Boulevard and into a semi-industrial area, before I come to the massive Wilmington
DISTRACTED SUNDAY POST for July 8, 2018 Read More »
Hey, This is sort of a mild day during a turbulent streak. There’s so much going on, but I sorta said I will take myself out of gear today and just mellow out. I tried to start the Panhead yesterday, but as I suspected I need to take the Linkert off again and see where
REVEALING SUNDAY POST for July 1, 2018 Read More »
