That's it. Bikernet now has radio programming and interviews with master builders and sizzling event coverage. Branscombe Richmond of American Motorcycle 1902 covers the live events while Bob Osias of Metric Thunder works the tech tips and manufacturers.
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Greg Weld, the creative visionary who took racing and custom wheels to a new level dies at 64. Weld died from undisclosed complications.
Welds’ revolutionary view and his unconditional desire allowed him to create the finest quality forged wheels in the industry. “Greg Weld was a visionary in the motorsports industry. He raced his way into the record books and into the hearts of many, but more than anything else, Greg Weld was a great friend and will be missed by everyone”, said Bob Baker, President of the Sprint Car Hall of Fame.
New D&D Pipes For Performance Harley Softail Riders - D&D Performance LOW CAT Exhaust pipes are dyno-tuned for Harley Softails. They are up swept in the back to allow for spirited cornering and increased performance.
Dave Rash, The Pope of Pipe, discusses the new dual can CBR 1000 RR exhaust pipe. It’s fast and looks fast too. D&D makes pipes for big V-Twin and sport bike applications.
The Y2k is the World’s Fastest Production Motorcycles
Greatest Motorcycle Ever? No… but it is the fastest production scooter and it is made in the US of A. Jay Leno has one ad if you have $185 large you could own one too.
Every year D&D looks for up and comers to sponsor. Brando of BrandX Freetyle has talent and outstanding bike control. The Team at D&D is excited to have Brando in the house!
About Brando - It all started when Brando was about four years old, he took off on a YZ80 and I couldn’t even touch the ground on the thing. Brando resides at Brandxfreestyle.com
Basically, Choppahead is a raw, low-down, grimy, greasy, dirtbaggy, unsavory clusterf%&*ck of a shop that pulls off some pretty clean and class rides. They ride and build back-to-basics old style chops and kustoms. They’re renowned for classic Triumphs, but build American as well. Choppahead is also on the forefront of the new contemporary (2001+) Triumph chopper scene - offering the first production hardtail frame available for new Triumphs.
Keith Ciaramello & Marvin Silva started painting purely from scratch with an idea to create a dragon and an eagle. That was it. It started with sponges and they worked their way up to brushes. Here are the results of the first couple of sessions…
Bandit talk with Edge about 2008 Sturgis Brouhaha and the 2008 Smokeout East. The Brouhaha is located at Thunder Road, the custom capital of Sturgis. The Brouhaha includes a bike show, skits, wet t-shirt, booze and music. Thunder Road is again the place to be and be seen during Sturgis Bike Week 2008. This year’s Thunder Road lineup combines all the Sturgis essentials — the best bikes, builders, and babes — all under one roof.
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Crazy Horse V-Plus Engine - John White wants to see Indian thrive. He is the holder of the Indian engine flame with the revised PowerPlus mill that he calls the Crazy Horse V-Plus.
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Beau Boeckmann of Galpn Motors has a number of big Daddy Roth Rides including World Hopper, Orbitron and more. Bandit talks with Beau aand his passion for Ed “Big Daddy” Roth.
Rat Fink is one of the several hot-rod characters created by one of the originators of Kustom Kulture, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. Roth’s hatred for Mickey Mouse led him to draw the original Rat Fink. After he placed Rat Fink on an airbrushed monster shirt, the character soon came to symbolize the entire hot-rod/Kustom Kulture scene of the 1950s and 1960s.
Darwin Motorcycles, Builder of Brass Balls Bobbers & Choppers, came away with a win at the Military Bike Build-Off in Branson, Missouri held May 15-18, 2008. Dar talks about the components on the build and what makes a Brass Balls Bobbers really a Bad Ass Bike.
Brass Balls Bobbers competed with Scorpion Choppers, South Side Kustoms and Coyotes Customs in this tightly contested event.
Dar Holdsworth, President of Darwin Motorcycles, talks about the military motorcycle build. He built a raw, punch-you-in-the-mouth bobber sled.
The Snell Memorial Foundation works to make sure the helmets we use in transportation and sports are made according to the specs required to protect our heads when accidents happen.
As a memorial to Pete, a group of scientists, physicians, racing colleagues and friends teamed together in a dedicated effort to promote research, education, testing and development of standards geared to improve the effectiveness of automotive racing helmets.
Loud pipes may save lives, but quiet, all-electric motorcycles may save the planet. Well, sort of. But, hey, at least they’ll save some coin when you silently whiz past the gas station. It will go 120 miles… not to bad!
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