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Little Big Twin Part 5

Yes, I could have left the internal components of the motor alone and bolted it together after chopping off the trans, but that just wouldn’t be me. I figured that the motor was apart already, so I might as well make some upgrades while it’d be easy. No sense in keeping the displacement at 883cc […]

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Bikernet Investigates the State of TP Engineering

TP Engineering, Inc., is a premier manufacturer of performance Evo V-Twin motorcycle engines. We reached out to them recently to discuss how they are dealing with the state of the economy. TP Engineering offers high-performance v-twin motorcycle engines to the custom motorcycle industry. All products are completely manufactured in the United States using American forgings

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New Products from SEMA Show 2009

The SEMA Show in Las Vegas is always great to find new stuff you didn’t even know existed, or the brand-spanking-newest version of something you’ve been waiting for. Here is some cool shit for your ride we spotted wandering the halls: K&N Engineering now have their Aircharger assembly available for 2001-2009 Harley Davidson Softail and

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The Headlight Mystery of Light

Headwinds, the leader in custom headlights, introduces their new Black Metal headlight with Flames. Anodized with milled-in flames that jump right off the housing. This is a true black finish, make it look blacker than black with a chrome beauty ring! This is just one of their many finishes that include polished aluminum, chrome plating,

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LOVE RIDE Seat

Let me start from the beginning, I have done Leather work now for about 8 years. Of course, I have carved the normal things like belts, purses and such, I have also made my own pair of chaps, cover a wooden hope chest (2’ x 3’ x 1 ½’) and other items. I really wanted

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Bikernet Tool of the Week

If you're building a bike, restoring a classic, or tinkering with a hot rod, the process will surely involve making some new tubing lines. This has always been a tough task. Special tools are required. The effort shifted from a major struggle to a breeze with the Brake Quip. The program is now Fast and

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Oil Bud Oil Cooler Install

The Oil Bud collector unit together.Everyone agrees adding an oil cooler to their air cooled Harley-Davidsons motorcycle is a good idea. So which one? Some work better than others. You have the units that look like a little car radiator was added to the down tubes. Though they do the job of cooling, they are

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Interview with Trask Turbo

Your bike sucks. While you may strongly object to this statement, if made in an everyday conversation at your local hangout, it is never-the-less true for most motorcycles. In a conventional combustion, or naturally aspirated, engine, the mix of gasoline and air is sucked into the combustion chamber when the piston moves down and creates

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Bassani Touring Pipe Install

Bassani is a neat company from Orange County, California. It's one of those mysterious businesses. Some companies look big and flashy, but they're small. Some companies, like Bassani, appear to be a well-organized shop making a few products, when actually they make Harley exhaust systems, metric motorcycle systems, Victory bike pipes, AFT-CAT systems, truck and

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Headwinds Shop Tour

We found Joel, the boss of Headwinds, hiding behind this show display.The Brough Superior motorcycle was built with quality first and foremost, to the point that the famed car manufacturer Rolls Royce allowed George Brough to use the phrase, “Brough Superior – the Rolls Royce of Motorcycles” in his advertising material. Well, shamelessly paraphrasing that

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