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Turn Up The Attitude On Your Dyna, FXR or Sporty

Today there are many options available to customize a Dyna, FXR or Sportster, and Klock Werks is on-trend with 7 different front fender styles to help you lead the pack and take your project one step further. Paint and graphics are the obvious way to customize the look of your motorcycle, but itā€™s really whatā€™s under the paint that separates good from great. Klock Werks fenders are stamped from 14-gauge steel and e-coated to prevent rust and corrosion. Stamping provides a smooth surface that doesnā€™t require hours of bodywork at the painter, which saves you cash. Youā€™ll have a badass ride that turns heads and is sure to be the envy of the street. ā€œThe first thing I wanted to ...
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Motorcycle Cannonball ā€“ Stage 11 ā€“ Wednesday, September 21, 2016

By Spitfire I slept right through my alarm clock. The days have been long and the nights short. Itā€™s beginning to wear on the entire crew. We woke to steady rain, not a welcome sight. Riders began donning garbage bags and goggles, taking last sips of warm coffee but not wanting to have to stop to use a restroom because of the additional clothing. The Motorcycle Cannonball is truly a test of both man and machine. Who will endure to the end??? Only 58 riders started out today. Currently the 5 front runners have been steady. They are on two Harley Davidsons and three Hendersons. Today we face more steep grades as we climb into the High Desert. 262 miles ...
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HIGH-TECH BIKERNET WEEKLY NEWS for September 22, 2016

This week we have newsĀ from Bonneville, Columbus, V-Twin Show, Destination Daytona, Motorcycle Riders Foundation, Helmets, Bel-Ray, Cuba, Trump and Roland Sands. Click here for the full Bikernet Weekly News.
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TBT Bike Feature ā€”Ā Flying Low and Fast in South Florida

Hey, check out this old feature from our archives. Click on the photo to keep reading. You can always have a good time and search our extensive collection of bike features. Check them out here if you want to see more.
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Barnett Scorpion Series Clear Derby Covers

1998 & Later HD Big Twins & 2015-16 FLā€™s with ā€˜narrowā€™ primary The Barnett Scorpion Series clear derby covers are designed to fit OEM primary covers on 1998 & up Harley Davidson Big Twins and 2015-16 FLā€™s with the ā€˜narrowā€™ primary. Featuring a quarter inch thick clear polycarbonate window to your clutch, the scratch and discoloration resistant window is firmly secured and sealed with an O-ring gasket. The outer cover area is CNC machined from billet aluminum and available in a brilliant chrome or black powder coat finish. The derby cover gasket is also included. For the ultimate in looks AND performance, install a Barnett lock-up clutch with your new cover! Made in the USA. To order, please contact your ...
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Win Tickets for a VIP Tour of Billy Laneā€™s Shop

Check out Bandit's weekly news reportĀ tonight to find out how you can win a VIP tour of Billy Lane's shopĀ when you Purchase Sons Of Speed Tickets Online.Ā Tickets are on sale online for the Sons of Speed Inaugural Race, set to commence mid-October of this year. The Sons Of Speed debut race features eight venerated motorcyclists and will run Saturday October 15, 2016, during Biketoberfest at New Smyrna Speedway just south of Daytona Beach, Florida. Buy tickets before October 1, and you automatically are entered in a drawing for a tour of Billyā€™s Shop ($250 value) on October 15, prior to the race.
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See The Indian Scout FTR750 Tear Up The Track In Santa Rosa This Saturday

This Saturday, the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, Calif., will host a Short Track Hooligan Racing event featuring the Indian Motorcycle SuperHooligan class. While the new Indian Scout FTR750 makes its racing debut in the Ramspur Winery Santa Rosa Mile AMA Pro Flat Track Pro GNC class on Sunday Sep. 25, the all-new motorcycle will spin its historic first public demonstration laps on Saturday Sep. 24 during Pro-Am night at the fairgroundā€™s short track circuit in the Chris Beck Arena. The Scout FTR750 will be piloted by Joe Kopp, who has been tapped to be the first to ride the race-only machine the following day. ā€œWe are excited that flat track fans will finally get the chance to see ...
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Motorcycle Cannonball ā€“ Stage 10 ā€“ Tuesday, September 20, 2016

By Spitfire There was a different energy in the air this morning. The day before had been long hot and grueling. Today we will be traveling 264 miles and will reach an elevation f nearly 11,000 feet as we cross Wolf Creek Pass in the Rocky Mountains. The person in 1st place, #13, Dean Bordigiori from California, was at the start line early making last minute adjustments. Doc, #52, who has all of his miles in for every day told me that he had lowered his gear ratio to help climb the mountain passes. The sunrise promised a beautiful day but Iā€™m not sure anyone else noticed. Shawn Duden, #39 from a previous cannonball (the chopper guys) arrived with the ...
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Lawmaker Killed By Motorist, ā€œRight Of Way Violation.ā€

Source: Abate of Michigan In recent months many advocates of mandatory helmet laws have attacked Michiganā€™s ADULT CHOICE motorcycle helmet law passed in 2012. In these ā€œreportsā€ the claim is that 40% of riders who died in fatal crashes were un-helmeted which means 60% of riders were wearing helmets. More riders died wearing a helmet than without. The real problems are UNENDORSED MOTORCYCLE RIDERS and car drivers violating a motorcyclistā€™s right of way, by making a left turn in front of the rider. Every year since 1989 (a total of 27 years) when Michigan started keeping track of this data, 40% OR MORE of the motorcycle riders did not have a motorcycle endorsement and, were thus, riding illegally. In 2013 ...
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Motorcycle Cannonball ā€“ Stage 9 ā€“ Monday, September 19, 2016

By Spitfire After a day of rest, people were ready to get back on the road. During the ā€œrestā€ day, competitors and crew worked hard on the bikes to get them read for the seven days that remain. For some it was stressful. So much to do in so little time! Engines were rebuilt, chains changes, fluids and bearing replaced. Weather cooperated, mid 80s and dry. We were in 3 hotels , non of them right next to each other. Everywhere I looked people were busy but not in a frantic way. I rode around town making a couple trips to stores to stock up on smart water, more bandages and re-stocked the first aid supplies in the support vehicles. ...
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