German Engineering's Early Days
Words fail to describe this fine piece of motorcycle history.
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Words fail to describe this fine piece of motorcycle history.
German Engineering's Early Days Read More »
The Love Ride is coming around.
LOVE RIDE 29 FEATURED ON BIKERNET by Bikernet Betsy Read More »
Don’t wait for snail mail, the new Xtreme Machine catalog app is here! iPhone and iPad users can download direct at the App Store anytime. The new app will include the latest Unapologetic products including the new Xcessory line. Not an Apple fan, we’ve got you covered! Cruise over to the Xtreme Machine Website and either download a PDF version
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Just in time for the holiday season, and only for a limited time, the Harley-Davidson Museum is releasing 10 new images from its archives and making them available for purchase on harley-davidsonimages.com. These limited prints are a mix of photographs and vintage advertisements and are available for purchase for the first time ever. On
You Get The Picture Now? Read More »
Lightning Motorcycles brought its superbike to the 1.3-mile course that runs downs the El Mirage dry lake bed. In an effort sponsored by solar technology company SMA, and with LSR veteran Jim Hoogerhyde gripping the handlebars (tightly, we imagine), Lightning flashed down the dusty trail at 189.086 mph. That speed gives the company the Southern California Timing Association
Lightning Motorcycle Sets Land Speed Record At El Mirage Read More »
California is home to more than 1.3 million licensed motorcyclists and some of the best riding weather year round. Unfortunately, the state has also experienced an increase in the number of people killed in motorcycle-involved collisions. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is preparing to address the problem with the help of a federal grant
CHP Reminder: Share the Road with Motorcycles Read More »
The Progressive International Motorcycle Shows steers the Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Competition, an elite-level custom motorcycle builder competition, into the San Mateo County Event Center, Friday November 16 to Sunday, November 18. Bay Area bike builders are encouraged to enter custom motorcycle creations for a chance to win a piece of the $90,000 cash purse, more than any builder competition in the
Countdown To San Mateo IMS Show; $90,000 To Win Read More »
What do you get when you mix a motorcycle cop with a motorcycle rally? A. Several biker gals asking to take photos on the Omaha police officer's motorcycle. B. Two of the women pulling down their tops and exposing their breasts, one while wearing the officer's helmet, as cameras flash. C. A seven-day, no-pay
Biker Gals Cost Omaha Officer His Ride Read More »
James Dean’s motorcycle arrived in Indianapolis earlier this week. It’s in a storage room in the basement of the Indiana State Museum but goes on public display Nov. 23. It’s a 1955 500cc Triumph and holds up nearly as well as Dean (which is to say: very well). The bike is part of the
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Krawiec sits atop the final season standings with 2,773 points. Hines is second with 2,691 points. Lucas Oil Buell rider Hector Arana Jr. is third with 2,502 points, followed by Hector Arana Sr. on a Lucas Oil Buell with 2,432 points. Stoffer is fifth with 2,386 points.
Hines Wins At Pomona, Krawiec Earns Third Championship Read More »
The wind whistled over the hills surrounding the small berg of Big Bend, Wisconsin in the fall of 1986 when Jamie Strasser, the son of a pair of self-employed gas station owners, opened his first body shop in a storage shed. He was barely 18 years of age. When he was 14, his father gave
The Cinnamon Stick Classic Chopper from Jamie Read More »
I ran into Ross Suderno at the Grand National Roadster show a couple of years ago. His bike was a standout for several reasons. As it turns out, we share a lot of biker- linked history. He built a bike for a giant Los Angeles black weight-lifter in the early '70s and I featured two
Tuesday Flashback Bike Feature — An Old School Classic, An Original Shovelhead Read More »
Don’t miss this excellent example of a chopper from another time, not so long ago. Choppers forever.
PURE CHOPPER FROM ANOTHER TIME ON BIKERNET Read More »
.” style=”color: #ffbb04; text-decoration: none; font-weight: bold; “> ACORN NUTS MEET THE MUDFLAP GIRL– P/N: MK731: 110-Piece Solid Brass Acorn Nut Assortment Tray Brass is class, and a great gift idea for old school bikers! Conveniently stored in the heavy-duty Tray with lid is a 110 piece assortment of Solid Brass Low Crown acorn nuts
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Editor’s Note:What appears below is a guest blog post from veteran biker Jeff Maddox, who regularly holds court over at the JMAdog blog. Where did the summer go? As we get just that much closer to November and December I realize that most folks are putting their bikes up for the season. I’m not sure
This Rider Refuses To Hibernate Read More »
Honda have expanded their 2013 Motorcycle Lineup; in addition to the just-announced CB1100, they've also introduced a sleek and streamlined bagger variant of the Gold Wing touring bike: the F6B. The F6B is priced at $19,999, or $20,999 in Deluxe trim, and includes premium audio, blacked-out components, and a gunfighter-style seat. Stay tuned!
Honda Launches A New Bagger Read More »
Vengeance Brake Rotors are a metal matrix composite disc brake rotor that is 60% lighter than traditional steel rotors. With Vengeance Rotors you get an improved ride and handling, greater acceleration, improved high speed steering, and a rotor that has a greater resistance to warping, corrosion, and wear. All Vengeance Rotors come with a Limited
More Stopping Power And Reduced Unsprung Weight With Vengeance Rotors Read More »
Is there a club called the S.O.B?
HONORING VETERANS IN THE CANTINA ON BIKERNET Read More »
Hey, Honoring Veterans Day. Buy a veteran lunch, a drink, or hell go for a ride. I attempted to tour the battleship Iowa yesterday, but the crowds were daunting, and I’m not a crowd sorta guy. I peeled out, and it was just as well. Later in the evening I met with the lovely Gina
HONORING VETERANS SUNDAY POST FOR NOVEMBER 11, 2012 Read More »
Cindy Rutherford, daughter of legendary racer and painter “Wild Bill” Cotton has passed. Her family’s shop Century Motorcycles in San Pedro has been a motorcycle repair shop and dealership for 75 years. She told me once she keeps the last factory Vincent ever made in her bedroom (and is propositioned regularly by men
CENTURY CYCLES CINDY RUTHERFORD PASSES Read More »
From Home Tech Remedies to Atomic Bombs
New Digital Discovery in Bandit's Cantina, from 1948 Read More »
This issue was uncovered by Ray C. Wheeler, the Bikernet Performance Editor, and submitted to the Digital Discovery board of regents for consideration. They were bowled over by the line art illustrations and the creative imagination of 1948, the year Bandit was born in a dinghy off the coast of Catalina Island. Each illustration was
Digital Discovers Popular Science from September 1948 Read More »
Calling ALL Angels! We will be meeting at 8:45 am this Saturday, November 10, in front of 568 Quincy Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10305. Cleaning teams, distribution teams, sorting teams will be coordinated then. Please wear warm clothes and work boots, bring work gloves and facemasks if you plan on helping residents. Please forward!
Staten Islanders Need Your Help Read More »