Hey, This just in from an early 1900s Magazine. At last we know the truth, almost, maybe, maybe not. Click Here to see this Blast From The Past in Bandit’s Cantina. Join the Cantina for more – Subscribe Today. https://www.bikernet.com/pages/custom/subscription.aspx
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These are pretty clever. Don’t rush. Study each picture (there are 10 of them). Stop at each picture and try to determine what it represents. The answer is just below the photo BUT don’t look until you’ve guessed. What is it? Come on – think outside the box eggplant ====================== Who is it? Doctor
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MILITARY DIGITAL DISCOVERY–I thought you might be interested in some scans I took from a copy of Department of the Army Technical Manual TM9-8000 ‘Principles Of Automotive Vehicles‘ from January 1956. –‘Snakebit’ Sam Kanish  –from Snakebit Sam Kanish Â
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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
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 This week’s Digital Discovery brings us back in time; call it chopper archeology if you will. Our friend Deano Masouras recently unearthed an old issue of Choppers Magazine from December 1968 and was nice enough to scan a few pages for us. You’re looking at a feature of Ed Roth’s famous Candy Wagon. Enjoy
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Hey, With the help of a Bikernet reader, Anson Alexander, who has every issue of Easyriders, we discovered the first Renegade poem. He wrote a portion of this while he was in the hospital after a Southern Comfort bike accident. We typed it from the original page while drinking Jack Daniels, so don’t blame the
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