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A Better Cheaper Brake

This tech was blessed by the Bikernet.com and Sturgis Ride Live.com girls.One night while browsing through the endless good deals on eBay I stumbled across a front brake rotor from a late model Buell. For those of you that are unfamiliar with the Buell brake set ups they consist of a perimeter floating rotor and

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Shirley Cut Another Seat

A Las Vegas craps dealer, by the name of Gerard stopped by recently looking for a motorcycle seat. He informed me that he needed a special seat to finish off the custom build. He thrust a well-made, heavy, steel pan into my hands.“It’s gotta be thin.” He stated.“Okay. It aint my nuts that are gonna

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Brass Balls Bobbers & D&D

When Darwin Motorcycles, manufacturer of Brass Balls Bobbers, decided to enhance the look and performance of their machines with dyno-tuned exhausts they looked South to Ft. Worth, Texas at D&D Performance Enterprises. The Oklahoma City, OK manufacturer was introduced to D&D through reading about the exhaust system built for the “World’s Fastest Panhead” raced by

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Brass Balls, Bikernet.com and Iron Works Giveaway Bike part 2

IronWorks, The Journal for Harley Enthusiasts, BIKERNET.COM and Darwin Motorcycles, the manufacturer of Brass Balls Bobbers, have teamed up to giveaway a Digger motorcycle. Help us build the Bobber Giveaway motorcycle.YOU DETERMINE THE IRONWORKS/BRASS BALLS BOBBERS 
GIVEAWAY BIKE Here's a teaser shot from the Bikernet Brouhaha Show in Sturgis.Your selection of components will determine what

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Daytona Twin Tech Sensor

Motorcycles have come a long way in recent years and with the new technology the need for test equipment, especially in the electrical department is critical. TSCAN2-PLUS-KIT can be used as tuning aid for Harley Screamin Eagle Race Tuner (SERT), Dynojet Power Commander, or Daytona Twin Tec Twin Tuner. When the engine check lamp comes

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