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Making Art While You’re High at It
Cannabis, Tins, and Chucks!!!
by Prince Najar
You might be familiar with Mr. Atomic. He’s become part of the 5-Ball Racing Team of Bandit. He came up with a '60s design, reminiscent of Stanley Mouse, an artist notable for 1960s psychedelic rock concert poster designs for the Grateful Dead & Journey album covers.
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BIKER LIVES MATTER Story
From the Founder and Senior Editor of Bikernet.com
By Rogue
To better understand how this came about, we should look at some background that led up to Biker Lives Matter. I have been riding motorcycles for 69 years and both my life and that of the others who ride has always been important to me.
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Meet the New H-D CEO
Jochen Zeitz, the newest CEO of Harley-Davidson
By J.J. Solari with images from ADAM magazine, Sam Burns and urdesign.com
So, yeah, this Jochem Zeitz dude what took-over the alleged buck-stops-here slot at HD. I mean.... this is gonna be a fucking piece o' cake for this rascal because he is a, and I am not making this up, he is a sustainability specialist. That's right, a "sustainability" specialist.
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SAM'S PICK OF THE WEEK and C-19 Update
C-19 Now Radioactive
By J.J. Solari with images from Sam Burns
I can’t explain it. Generally, we publish Sam’s Picks of the Week with a report about my evil past, or with notions of biker romance and the metalflake experience. By J.J.’s recent findings far outweigh the last time I met a redhead in a bar.
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The Buell Future
And the connection to Erik Buell
By Bandit and Wayfarer
A couple of brothers recently asked about the Buell Motorcycle Company and Erik’s new venture with electric bikes. They were concerned about the two directions and splitting the name. We dug into these efforts to find out what the hell was happening.
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Evel Empire
Knievel’s Stranglehold on the Seventies
By Cameron Neveu, Hagerty Media
Since Snake River, many of Knievel’s motorcycle jumping records have been toppled with ease. Lighter bikes, miles of suspension travel, and broad dirt ramps have produced YouTube spectacles that are both thrilling and safer. But no one has done it with the showmanship or command of hyperbole that captivated 1970s Malaise-Era America.
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