Early Bikes and the Ladies who Rode Them. Contributed by Emma Pickles, with some photos from the Bob T. Collection. Few people would deny that biking has an inherently masculine image. Although many women are bikers, if you say the word “biker” to almost any American, the picture which pops into their head will […]
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On Saturday, movie buffs and motorcyclists converged on the community of Ranchos de Taos in northern New Mexico — where much of the film Easy Rider was shot — to launch “Dennis Hopper Day.” Several dozen motorcyclists staged a rally and rode through some of the places made famous in the film. The town of
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CV Performance offers the Premium Harley CV Carb Tuners Kit to help make your Harley run to its fullest potential. If your bike has a lot of miles, been sitting for a while or is sluggish, has trouble idling or issues with backfires this kit will help, they say. Available for all Constant Velocity CV
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Avon is partnering once again with the Geico Powersports Garage-Girls Ultimate Biker Makeover contest, providing tires for the 2014 contest winner. Through this special competition, applicants are asked to submit a 600-word essay with photo sharing their personal story and explaining why they’d like to be selected for the opportunity. Submissions must be received by
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C&S Custom announced today that they have delivered the world’s widest tire Can-Am® Spyder® and created a kit that allows enthusiasts to convert their Can-Am® into a custom Spyder® Hot Rod. The wide tire kit comes in two sizes of 500 and 360 rear tires. Read more
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These are most all of the original “HOG” group back about 5 years ago on my first visit. Maybe 50+ members or so – broke off from the dealership because the dealer HOG chapter was too formalized and followed factory prescribed activities.Read more
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Hey, As usual life is nuts. I took a drive around the port with Dr. Hamster yesterday, and the port is tearing the shit outta Wilmington to enhance port operations, and they don’t have an approved plans. We have a plan for the Wilmington Waterfront approved in 2009 and nothing has been completed—no money they
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13 years old, Jacob’s increasing delinquent behavior forces Child Protective Services to place his little brother, Wes, with his aunt. Jacob and his emotionally absent father, Hollis, must finally take responsibility for their actions and for each other in order to bring Wes home.
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Nirvana? That’s the place where the powers that be and their friends hang out! Hey, This is a crazy one and I got a late start. I needed to speak in front of the Port of Los Angeles Harbor Commissioners this morning. We were forced to push our non-existent waterfront effort forward for
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The Horse Magazine STILL Writes about me. By Howard Kelly Yesterday I was on the phone with a younger guy in the editorial world, explaining some things about us older mag guys and he told me that in the recent issue of THE HORSE, Hammer—Ralph Janus, the OWNER of the magazine, the guy
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Disclaimer: this is going to be a long story, so if you have short attention span, it’s not for you. One of my dreams as a kid was working on a motorcycle magazine—which prompted me to leave Philadelphia for Los Angeles where it seemed my chances would be greater. The story of
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Recently Fowlers Distribution of Waterbury, Ct. announced their support for Steve “Brewdude” Garn of Brew Bikes in Boone, N.C. In order to keep you up to “speed” on the progress of Steve’s efforts as he goes after speed records and enters bike shows through out the year, we have launched the Fowlers Report.
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The reactions to the Harley-Davidson 500cc/750cc Street have been all over the chart. Like it, love it or hate it, I think this was the right move. The foreign bike sweat shops had been filling the demand for smaller bikes for years while Harley sat like an old hound dog on the porch
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Bikernet sponsor Klock Werks are cleaning out the warehouse, and are blowing out some parts, including awesome flawless stamped steel front and rear fenders, fillers, bag latches, flush mount axles, and more! Get 50% OFF, and FREE SHIPPING on orders over $195. Tell them Bikernet sent you. Advertisement
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The Los Angeles Police Department and the California Highway Patrol have launched a motorcycle enforcement and education campaign in May as part of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. The LAPD will be conducting specialized Motorcycle Safety Enforcement Operations citywide on May 24 and 31 in an effort to lower deaths and injuries. Extra officers will be
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Collective Soul is adding its name to the growing roster of legendary rock greats and emerging megastars playing at the Sturgis Buffalo Chip® this August. The alt-rock heavyweights will take to the main stage at the Chip’s 33rd annual Motorcycle and Music Festival on Sunday, Aug. 3, prior to a performance from classic rockers, Lynyrd
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On May 3rd, 1913, 100 years ago, Erwin “Cannonball” Baker started his 7 horsepower Indian V-Twin and pointed East, aiming to beat the existing record for cross-country travel by motorcycle. He and his beloved Indian Motorcycle did the trip in 11 days which was 9 days faster than the previous record. A newspaper said he
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Hey, This is a crazy one and I got a late start. I needed to speak in front of the Port of Los Angeles Harbor Commissioners this morning. We were forced to push our non-existent waterfront effort forward for the people of Wilmington. It’s amazing, and folks don’t realize the high level of impact they
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Vandals are endangering the lives of motorcyclists and all-terrain vehicle riders in the Pike National Forest by burying spikes along trails used by off-highway vehicles and others, the American Motorcyclist Association reports. The spiked strips, which resemble heavy barbed wire, can cause flat tires on motorized vehicles, which could cause loss of control and result
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It is not something that most people want to talk about and motorcycle media is often reluctant to report on. The reason basically is that it brings attention to a part of our lifestyle that none of us want to visit and it is also not good for motorcycle sales. But reality is
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An Epic cross country ride to raise awareness for veterans, Cigars for Warriors and Veterans Outreach. By Cat Hammes Many of you know I am extremely involved with veterans. I am currently working on two projects at the same time. I have decided the best way to raise funds for both programs is to
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The Bystander Assistance Program put on by Vickie Sanfelipo of Accident Scene Management. Text and Photos by Rogue It is not something that most people want to talk about and motorcycle media is often reluctant to report on. The reason basically is that it brings attention to a part of our lifestyle that
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