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When the “Green Sharrows”, or Shared Lane Markings, appeared on both sides of 2nd Street, I had concerns. First, it seemed dangerous to put bicycles smack into the heart of Belmont Shore congestion. Secondly, the six foot wide green paths looked slippery. It turns out that my first concern was proven wrong.  Installed in June

Harley-Davidson® Screamin’ Eagle®/Vance & Hines rider Ed Krawiec qualified for the NHRA Countdown to the Championship playoffs as Pro Stock Motorcycle points were reset for the top ten riders following the Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals at Lucas Oil Raceway. Krawiec will be seeded seventh when the six-race Countdown begins September 13-15 at the NHRA Carolina

Royal Enfield is set to bring in the Continental GT Café Racer motorcycle in October — a year-and- a-half after it was unveiled in the Auto Expo last year in India. The 535cc Café Racer will debut in the UK this month. Royal Enfield has been selling the Café Racer in the UK, US and other

  Survey, we need some input from you, answer a couple of questions, Bike Master Brake Rotors from Biker's Choice with NEW Street Brake Rotors, did you know the Sunday Post might be made in China, jokes, Deal of the LaborDay weekend a sweet FXR, and girls, girls, girls.  Short and Sweet! Read It ALL

2ND ANNUAL AMD INVITATIONAL CUSTOM BIKE SHOW, held in Milwaukee on the Harley-Davidson Museum Campus during the 110th Celebration. Photos by Jack McIntyre – www.bikerpics.org There were 13 Builders who headed to Milwaukee for the 2nd Annual AMD Invitational Custom Bike Show, all with hopes for winning the coveted award of being named the Number

Indian Motorcycle announced that some legacy generation, Kings Mountain-era Indian motorcycles of model years 2009-2013 have a defect related to motor vehicle safety. The affected motorcycles — produced between December 10, 2008 and November 1, 2012 and designed by the previous owner of Indian Motorcycle, housed in Kings Mountain, North Carolina– may have been assembled

Text and Photos by Darren Ho The driving force behind designing and building bikes, for me, usually comes from something I’ve seen and want to put my own spin on. Recently, I saw a particular bike that caught my eye at the Yokohama Bike Show in Japan. I was really impressed with what I saw

Once proclaimed the king of the Bonneville Salt Flats, Triumph Motorcycles is back at work on its latest innovation. This time with the world's most technologically-advanced streamlined motorcycle — the Hot Rod Conspiracy/Carpenter Racing Castrol Rocket. The Castrol Rocket is unique in that it's a 1,000-horsepower motorcycle built like a fighter jet. The project is undergoing

A motorcyclist from the Isle of Man has created history by becoming the first one-armed competitor to complete a race around the island's TT course. The 42-year-old Chris Mitchell rode a specially adapted Suzuki machine and managed to finish in 11th place out of 20 riders at the Manx Grand Prix Newcomer's B race on Wednesday

We find this little gem, while net surfing today. Enjoy! —Canyon Carver Sorry we’re not sorry to dampen your 110-year anniversary jitters, but there’s bound to be one person wondering how to avoid this weekend’s festivities in Milwaukee. Aside from hitting the highway faster than you can say “leather jacket,” we recommend eight ways to

  Bellator has signed a sponsorship deal with Victory Motorcycles that will see its Victory Lane concept launch around the MMA promotion’s Sept. 7 season-opening broadcast on Spike. The branding concept centers on the fighter walkout area during events. Bellator Chair & CEO Bjorn Rebney and VP/Sales George Pappas earlier in the summer pitched the idea

Digital POWER Media announces they have formed a new alliance with V-Twin Marketing to expand the agency’s multi-media digital communications capability to better serve the needs of their clients in today’s digital communication environment. Digital POWER Media uses state of the art technology and understanding of digital communication opportunity to expand the connection to enthusiast

It's going down this weekend, after Bonneville, after Sturgis, after the Boot Ride, everyone is racing off to the H-D 110th Anniversary Celebrations in Milwaukee.  Never a dull moment. Gary, the Bikernet Triking Viking is testing a bicycle ordinance in Long Beach. Could be dangerous. Ray is enjoying his final day on the salt. I’m

Clean. Class. Comfort… and now, Cool! Mustang has added seats for Triumphs to its family of products. Combining Mustang’s reputation for comfort and craftsmanship with Triumph’s legendary coolness, seats are now available for the Bonneville and Thunderbird models. Known for making more comfortable seats since 1980, Mustang is looking back at Triumph’s classic styling cues

When John Glass of West Allis rides his motorcycle, he carries a copy of the state statute that allows motorcyclists to drive through a red light under certain circumstances. Some motorcycles are too small to trigger the traffic sensors at intersections, so lawmakers passed a law in 2006 allowing those riders to ignore the red

  BAKER Drivetrain is pretty well known for their yearly, sometimes semi-racy poster sized calendars… Each year we feature a bike that we have built in house, sporting the latest and greatest of BAKER products with a pretty girl perched atop. They’ve always been a great hit! This year we decided to shake things up

Join us this Thursday, August 29th @ 5:30pm for a behind-the-scenes look at how Harley-Davidson overcame impossible odds to become the proud, iconic brand it is today. In the 1980s, Tim Hoelter was part of a group of 13 executives who orchestrated one of the most successful business turnarounds in U.S. history. A 30-year Harley veteran,