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When things in your life seem almost too much to handle, when 24hours in a day are not enough, remember the mayonnaise jar and the 2Beers. A professor stood before his philosophy class andhad some items in front of him. When the class began, hewordlessly picked up a very large and empty mayonnaise jar andproceeded to fill it with golf balls. He then asked thestudents if the jar was full. They agreed that itwas. The professor then picked up a box of pebbles andpoured them into the jar. He shook the jar lightly. Thepebbles rolled into the open areas between the golf balls. He then asked the students again if the jar was full. Theyagreed it was. The professor next picked up a box of sandand poured it into the jar. Of course, the sand filled upeverything else. He asked once more if the jar wasfull.. The students responded with a unanimous ‘yes.’ The professor then produced two Beers from under the table and pouredthe entire contents into the jar effectively filling the empty spacebetween the sand. The students laughed…
AeromachUSA, LLC, a motorcycle parts manufacturer located in Charlotte, N.C.,is now shipping its Solo Rack for 2017 Victory OctaneMotorcycle. The Solo Rack, is item numberCV-4011.
AeromachUSA LLC is based in Charlotte, North Carolina and is a manufacturerof billet aluminum motorcycle accessories including mirrors,handlebar risers, grips and other accessories for Indian,Harley-Davidson, Victory and metric cruisers. Aeromach is also theNorth American representative for Highway Hawk motorcycle accessoriesfrom Motolux, BV based in Barneveld, The Netherlands.
AeromachUSA LLC
PaulE. Aiken, 800-990-9392
paul@aeromach.net
www.aeromach.net
BIKERNET STRETCHY SEXY LADIES IN A VINTAGE VIDEO–
Palm Beach, FL – The Find It Now GPS theft recovery team received notice of a stolen 2017 Honda TRX250X ATV. Using the FIN GPS security device installed at the time of purchase from Broward Motorsports in Palm Beach, FL, along with state-of-the-art software and tracking tools, a FIN theft recovery expert was able to quickly obtain the location of the stolen ATV.
FIN worked closely with Palm Beach police to provide specific coordinates of the stolen quad. After careful surveillance, police attempted recovery at a residence only 3 miles from the theft location. The thief was ultimately arrested for not only the theft of the ATV, but also on the possession of illegal drugs and firearms. The teenage owner and mother were pleasantly surprised to have the ATV recovered with no damage.
This short socket is designed specifically for Sportster models to remove, install, and properly tighten the final drive sprocket/pulley nut. Although the much longer Big Twin socket will fit the nut, the mainshaft on XL models does not extend through the main drive gear for the guidance collar to ensure correct alignment. This 1/2” drive shorter socket is easier and safer to handle, providing full contact to the nut. JIMS No. 5516 features JIMS® lifetime tool warranty, is proudly made in the USA with a suggested retail price of $71.00. For use on all 1991-present Sportster and Buell models. (Except 1125R). For more info, contact sales@jimsusa.com, visit www.jimsusa.com, or call (805) 482-6913. Check out the video on our new You Tube page, JIMS USA.
Mike Bell
Oneadam12@comcast.net
Check Out the Three Coolest Locations in Sturgis…Love Jugs!
And Now Available for Indians Too
Love Jugs Cool Master System for Indian Motorcycles
Going to Sturgis? Get ready for the time of your life…The weather conditions will vary from hot to cold, windy to rainy and back to hot as hell. Two or more hours in stop and start traffic will catch your attention…if not 2nd degree burns to your thighs.
NOW AVAILABLE FOR INDIAN MOTORCYCLES!
Given the huge success in cooling Harleys’ V-Twin engines, Hammerhead has responded to the demands of Indian owners and is now making their amazing product available for the Indian.
PERFECT FOR STURGIS TRAFFIC!
So cool your burning thighs, prolong the life of your engine, and avoid costly repairs along the way. At the same time add Cool-Master’s cool look to the beauty of your Indian. Here’s more good news. This sleek stainless steel cooling marvel is a cinch to install in under fifteen minutes.
Of course the company hasn’t forgotten Harley owners. For the first time two great motorcycle brands can obtain the wonderful benefits of Love Jugs
The Cool-Master comes with a 100% Money Back Guarantee, a full One-Year Warranty and is available in luxurious show polished stainless steel, gloss black powder coated and flat black finishes. Its unique patented design looks as great as it works. Get ready to really enjoy your ride- Use Love Jugs Cool-Master to make your Harley or Indian Super COOL!
Black Hills Harley Vender Park (2 LOCATIONS)
August 3rd-13th; Hours are 8:00am-7:00pm Everyday
August 3rd-13th; Hours are 9:00am – 6:00pm Everyday
Please call Adam at
(828)-342-5637 to Schedule an Appointment
For more information, please contact: Hammerhead Engineering CEO Steve West at info@love-jugs.com or visit the web site: www.love-jugs.com.
So, he invited some of his neighborhood buddies over to help with the project.
One is a sheet metal fabricator.
One brought his welder.
One brought beer and Nachos.
Took us about 6 hours, and 30-40 beers, but we got it done just as we finished off the last of the beer and burgers.
As usual, the wife is still not happy!
I can’t understand it, cause all us guys love it!
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Personally, I cannot wait for rain.
NEW PRODUCT RELEASES: KURYAKYN ‘HEAVY INDUSTRY’ COLLECTION
SOMERSET, WIS, AUG. 9—
Rough, rugged and ideal for minimalist riders seeking gritty style paired with pure practicality. Introducing the all-new Heavy Industry collection from Kuryakyn®.
Inspired by the unique industrial styling of Kuryakyn Heavy Industry Mirrors that shattered sales expectations and deliver form and function in one impressive package. The design has now evolved into a formidable collection of coordinating grips and foot controls. All components in the Heavy Industry line are built to handle anything the road throws their way. Sturdy aluminum construction, knurled surfaces and vibration-dampening EPDM rubber compound with exposed socket head fasteners blend toughness with control and long-haul comfort.
Heavy Industry Grips
Don’t be fooled by the rugged appearance of Heavy Industry Grips. The premium rubber inserts offer reduced vibration, while hard-nosed styling hides your softer side. Rubber is form-fitted in the housing for long-lasting durability, and knurled areas on the housing provide additional grip. Available for most ’82-’16 Harley-Davidson® models with dual-cable or electronic throttle control.
• P/N 6120 – Cable Throttle, Chrome
• P/N 6122 – Electronic Throttle, Chrome
• P/N 6121 – Cable Throttle, Satin Black
• P/N 6123 – Electronic Throttle, Satin Black
MSRP: $99.99
Heavy Industry Driver & Passenger Floorboards
Heavy Industry Driver and Passenger Floorboards have a wide profile and sturdy construction that provides plenty of support. The knurled top center surface surrounded by molded rubber inserts offers solid traction. Both are direct replacements for stock Harley-Davidson boards, reusing existing hardware for easy installation.
• P/N 7041 – Driver Floorboards, Chrome
• P/N 7042 – Driver Floorboards, Satin Black
MSRP:
$249.99
• P/N 7043 – Passenger Floorboards, Chrome
• P/N 7044 – Passenger Floorboards, Satin Black
MSRP: $199.99
Heavy Industry Switchblades
The versatile Heavy Industry Switchblades allow riders to deploy heel rests for additional foot support and placement. Hidden heel supports flip out from beneath the flat wide-style footpegs and secure in place via spring-loaded mechanisms. Available with splined male mount adapters as direct replacements on most Harley-Davidson models. Also offered without adapters for a wide range of fitment with separate purchase of Kuryakyn model-specific splined adapters. The splined adapters allow personalized peg angle adjustment to dial in ideal positioning.
• P/N 7027 – Heavy Industry Switchblades w/ Adapters, Chrome
• P/N 7028 – Heavy Industry Switchblades w/ Adapters, Satin Black
MSRP: $139.99
• P/N 7029 – Heavy Industry Switchblades w/out Adapters, Chrome
• P/N 7030 – Heavy Industry Switchblades w/out Adapters, Satin Black
MSRP: $129.99
Heavy Industry Pegs have a flattened top surface for stable and comfortable positioning. Available with male mount splined adapters as direct replacements on most Harley-Davidson models. Also offered without adapters for a wide range of fitment with separate purchase of Kuryakyn model-specific splined adapters.
• P/N 7031 Heavy Industry Pegs w/ Adapters, Chrome
• P/N 7032 Heavy Industry Pegs w/ Adapters, Satin Black
MSRP: $89.99
• P/N 7033 – Heavy Industry Pegs w/out Adapters, Chrome
• P/N 7034 – Heavy Industry Pegs w/out Adapters, Satin Black
MSRP: $79.99
Heavy Industry Brake Pedal Pads feature a wide profile for worry-free brake pedal engagement in wet or dry conditions. Applications are available for Harley-Davidson FL Softail and Touring, FX Dyna, and Street XG models, as well as select FX Softails equipped with forward controls.
• P/N 7037 – FX & XG Models, Chrome
• P/N 7038 – FX & XG Models, Satin Black
MSRP: $39.99
• P/N 7039 – FL Models, Chrome
• P/N 7040 – FL Models, Satin Black
MSRP: $49.99
The Heavy Industry Shift Peg rounds out this rugged new collection. A flattened top and bottom surface provides a level platform for easy up- and downshifting. Direct replacement for all Harley-Davidson shift levers.
• P/N 7035 – Chrome
• P/N 7036 – Satin Black
MSRP: $29.99
The Heavy Industry collection will be available and on display throughout the 76th annual Sturgis Rally at Kuryakyn’s rally headquarters at Black Hills Harley-Davidson in Rapid City.
For more photos and info, visit www.kuryakyn.com/heavy.
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BIKERNET BAD JOKE LIBRARY JOB APPLICATION SPOTLIGHT– HE SHOULD CONSIDER STANDUP!
This is an actual job application that a 75-year-old pensioner submitted to a Walmart in Lafayette, Indiana. They hired him because he was so funny….
NAME:
Kenneth Way (Grumpy Old GuyBastard)
SEX:
Not lately, but I am looking for the right woman (or at least one who will cooperate)
DESIRED POSITION:
Company’s Chief Executive or Managing Director. But seriously, whatever’s available. If I was in a position to be picky, I wouldn’t be applying in the first place – would I?
DESIRED SALARY:
$150,000 a year plus stock options and a politican style retirement package. If that’s not possible, make an offer and we can haggle.
EDUCATION:
Yes.
LAST POSITION HELD:
Target for middle management hostility.
PREVIOUS SALARY:
A lot less than I’m worth.
MOST NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT:
My incredible collection of stolen pens and post-it notes.
REASON FOR LEAVING:
It was a crap job.
HOURS AVAILABLE TO WORK:
Any.
PREFERRED HOURS:
1:30 – 3:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
DO YOU HAVE ANY SPECIAL SKILLS?:
Yes, but they’re better suited to a more intimate environment.
MAY WE CONTACT YOUR CURRENT EMPLOYER?:
If I had one, would I be here’?
DO YOU HAVE ANY PHYSICAL CONDITIONS THAT WOULD PROHIBIT YOU FROM LIFTING UP TO 50 lbs.?: Of what?
DO YOU HAVE A CAR?:
I think the more appropriate question here would be: Do you have a car that runs?
HAVE YOU RECEIVED ANY SPECIAL AWARDS OR RECOGNITION?:
I may already be a winner of the Reader’s Digest Sweepstakes, so they tell me.
DO YOU SMOKE?:
On the job – no! On my breaks – yes!
WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE DOING IN FIVE YEARS?:
Living in the Bahamas with a fabulously wealthy Swedish supermodel with big tits who thinks I’m the greatest thing since sliced bread. Actually, I’d like to be doing that now.
NEAREST RELATIVE?:
7 miles
DO YOU CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE IS TRUE AND COMPLETE TO THE BEST OF YOUR KNOWLEDGE?:
Oh yes. absolutely.
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So there were so many things going into this rally. Excited and pincher for time I trailered. Yes I have road my own for so many years but I so wanted to be here. Some of the craziest things happen to me that were just sad and hysterical I decided it would at least give the reader a better look into the maturing female motorcyclists.
It started with guys making fun of the female with a pink bike being towed by a Challenger. Until they walked up and realized it wasn’t just any Challenger it was a Scatpack Shaker with a 6.4. What became funny is the comments, “What does he say about you taking his car?” Priceless was the look when I said, “It’s mine. I special ordered this baby and waited 5+ months for it!” Even more so the comments and looks as I drove to my destination. Even meeting a fellow owner of a Scatpack Shaker coming into South Dakota, what a small world since less than 1000 of them.
What I found more and more was the mature women motorcyclist standing on her own. Many of us never fit it, hence the reason we ride. To the newly single women in the grocery store diaper isle putting on reading glasses to find condoms and read about them after they had been exchanged for a younger model. To the comments as I continued, “Why wasn’t I warned? I’m riding and I’m itching like crazy and I’m like what is on my face at 80 miles an hour? I look in the mirror to see my cheeks behind my f@$king ear lobes! What the hell.” To the vendor shaking her head, ”they really should put a tag in those spandex that give an age limit!”
So over an over I found mature women coming to Sturgis alone, with friends or family but with life changing events that had occurred throughout the years and as I have found peace in those Black Hills before I once again sought out their comfort. Where life changing things manifest in the seat of my Harley Davidson. Where only the hills can hear grief and embrace the pain that life can hand out. To reconcile loss of friends, family, children, marriages and jobs. To cry, to laugh, to ponder in the silence of everything but the roar of those pips and shout or scream things that only these Hills hear and give something that only these hills can give to you. In all the years of coming to Sturgis, this one has manifested itself into an epiphany for so many of female friends my age in the Black Hills! Being able to formulate the language of letting go of a child, a husband, a loved one a dear friend being found in the silence of the hills and the Roar of an engine and the kiss of the wind and the sun on your face! As the grief of great loss is tossed to the wind, and the hugs of friends seen maybe once a year, the return? It fills the soul with hope, love and the courage to step beyond the pain life can sometimes hand a person and heal the heart with laughter, love and memories of a lifetime!
— Cat Hammes
Pirelli Riders Return to Action This Weekend at Unadilla for Pro Motocross
ROME, Ga. (August 11, 2016) – The Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship is set to return to racing this weekend in New Berlin, New York for the 10th round of the season at the legendary Unadilla Motocross Park. The star-studded field will be fully rested as they return from a two-week break and prepare for the final three rounds of the rigorous and grueling summer schedule. Located in beautiful upstate New York, riders are often greeted with some of the best weather of the season, however, thunderstorms are a high possibility throughout the day. Pirelli will be prepared for all conditions with its wide-range SCORPION™MX tire lineup, including the MX32™, all-new MX32™ PRO and MX Soft 410.
Autotrader/Monster Energy/Yamaha’s Justin Barcia is a New York native and sure to be one of the most popular riders as thousands of energetic fans cheer him on when he hits the track on Saturday. The past several races have witnessed a spark in his riding, including several moto podiums and a bump to fourth place in the overall standings. “Bam Bam” thrives off of energy and it would not be a surprise to see him lead the 40-rider 450 Class field into the first turn this weekend.
Much like his teammate Barcia, Phil Nicoletti was born and raised in New York, making him one of the fan favorites each time he competes at the hilly circuit. He seems to gel with the familiar soil and has recorded some of his career-best finishes at Unadilla. Weston Peick compliments his fellow JGRMX teammates well and has been on an absolute tear as of lately, which includes a fourth place overall finish at the last round in Washougal.
Rookie sensation Benny Bloss continues to impress and show signs of improvements with each gate drop. The BTO Sports/WPS/KTM rider has gone from beginning the season battling for top-15 finishes to knocking on the door for his first-ever top five. Veterans Andrew Short and Justin Brayton are the perfect balance to the BTO Sports team and both riders have been consistently putting in solid top-10 finishes. Short had a slow start to the season while recovering from injuries, but he’s proven he still has what it takes to hang with the front-runners.
The Privateer Journey Racing (TPJ) team is the heart and soul of American motocross and Pirelli extends their support far beyond the factory race team transporters. TPJ fields several talented riders in both, the 250 and 450 class, all who are given the opportunity to race on the same tires used by the Autotrader/Monster Energy/Yamaha and BTO Sports/WPS/KTM teams thanks to Pirelli’s “we sell what we race, we race what we sell” motto.
Leading the way in the highly competitive 250 Class will be the Motorcycle Superstore Suzuki team that has claimed several strong finishes with Texan Kyle Cunningham and Jimmy Albertson. Luke Clout remains the lone rider for the MAD Racing/Dirt Candy Graphics/Suzuki squad and is looking forward to racing at Unadilla for the first time in his career.
The opening motos from the Unadilla National kick off on Saturday, August 13, 2016 at 1pm ET and can be viewed on MAV TV, while second motos can be viewed on promotocross.com at 3pm ET. Check local listings for channel information.
To learn more about the complete line of Pirelli motorcycle tires, please visit click here.
2016 AMA Pro Motocross Schedule
Unadilla National – August 13
Budds Creek National – August 20
Ironman National – August 27
2016 Inductee to The Country Music Hall of Fame Shows No Signs of Slowing Down Amidst Induction, Museum Exhibit and 80th Birthday Celebrations
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (August 11, 2016) – Charlie Daniels has never fit into any certain label, purposely creating a sound and blend of music all his own. The new album, Night Hawk, stays true to that tradition with Daniels putting a unique spin on cowboy songs both well known and uncovered from through the years. The album will be available on August 26 at www.CharlieDaniels.com, FYE, and wherever music is sold.
Night Hawk will be available for presale on August 15 here where the first 100 autographed copies sold will also be hand numbered by Charlie Daniels himself.
“Most of our concepts about cowboys, and all things western, are mostly derived from movies and TV. Well, the truth of the matter is, the real cowboys are not glow in the dark characters who go around fighting rustlers and cleaning out saloons with their fists. The actual working cowboy is a hard working, different breed who spend endless hours in the saddle and as Louis L’Amour said, they ‘ride for the brand.’ Night Hawk is a tribute to the working cowboy and his way of life,” said Charlie Daniels.
NIGHT HAWK TRACK LISTING:
1. Big Balls In Cowtown
2. Billy The Kid
3. Night Hawk
4. Stay All Night (Stay A Little Longer)
5. Goodnight Loving Trail
6. (Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend
7. Running With The Crowd
8. Old Chisholm Trail
9. Can’t Beat The Damned Ole Machine
10. Yippie Ki Yea
The album comes in the midst of one of the most important years of Charlie Daniels’ career. In early 2016 it was announced that he would become the newest inductee to the Country Music Hall of Fame, along with Randy Travis and Fred Foster. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum curtailed that with the announcement of an exhibit in his honor, called Million Mile Reflections, set to open September 23. Adding to the fun, Kid Rock, Chris Stapleton, Travis Tritt, Larry the Cable Guy and more will join Charlie in celebration at his 80th Birthday Volunteer Jam on November 30 at Bridgestone Arena. Tickets for the much anticipated event can be purchased HERE.
CHARLIE DANIELS BAND 2016 TOUR DATES:
Aug. 13 – Parker, Colo. – PACE Center
Aug. 17 – Bath N.Y. – Steuben County Fair
Aug. 18 – Washington, Pa. – Washington County Fair
Aug. 19 – Lewsiburg, W.Va. – State Fair of West Virginia
Aug. 20 – Montgomery, Ala. – Montgomery PAC
Aug. 26 – Eldon, Mo. – Shawnee Bluff Vineyard
Aug. 27 – Denton, Texas – North Texas State Fair and Rodeo
Aug. 31 – Green Bay, Wis. – Resch Center
Sept. 1 – Fort Wayne, Ind. – Foellinger Theatre
Sept. 2 – Thornville, Ohio – WCOL Country Jam
Sept. 4 – Anderson, S.C. – Civic Center of Anderson
Sept. 6 – Mt. Pleasant, Mich. – Soaring Eagle Casino Resort (with Willie Nelson and John Anderson)
Sept. 9 – Northfield, Ohio – Hard Rock Rocksino Northfield Park Hard Rock Live
Sept. 10 – Shippensburg, Pa. – Bubba’s Country Music Festival
Sept. 16 – New York, N.Y. – NYCB Theatre at Westbury
Sept. 17 – Oxford, Maine – Oxford County Fair
Sept. 23 – Rocky Mount, Va. – Harvester Performance Center
Sept. 24 – Hiawassee, Ga. – Anderson Music Hall
Sept. 30 – Norman, Okla. – Riverwind Casino
Oct. 1 – Roscoe, Texas – The Lumberyard
Oct. 6 – Savannah, Ga. – Lucas Theatre for Arts
Oct. 7 – Cary, N.C. – Koka Booth Ampitheatre
Oct. 8 – Fairfax, Va. – Eagle Bank Arena
Oct. 13 – Cumming, Ga. – Cumming County Fair
Oct. 14 – Biloxi, Miss. – IP Casino Resort & Spa
Oct. 15 – Lake Charles, La. – Golden Nugget
Oct. 20 – Evansville, Ind. – Ford Theater
Oct. 21 – Knoxville, Tenn. – Knoxville Civic Center (with Alabama)
Oct. 22 – Wilmington, N.C. – Thalian Hall Center
Nov. 3 – Saint Charles, Ill. – The Arcasa Theatre
Nov. 4 – Branson, Mo. – Mansion Theatre
Nov. 5 – Austin, Texas – Circuit of the Americas
Nov. 12 – Versailles, Ohio – BMI Speedway
Nov. 17 – Wichita, Kan. – The Cotillion
Nov. 18 – Arlington, Texas – Arlington Music Hall
Nov. 19 – Goliad, Texas – Schroeder Dance Hall
Nov. 30 – Nashville, Tenn. – Charlie Daniels’ 80th Birthday Volunteer Jam (with Larry the Cable Guy, Kid Rock, Chris Stapleton, Travis Tritt and more)
Dec. 6 – Las Vegas, Nev. – Grand Event Center at the Golden Nugget
Dec 8 – Merced, Calif. – The Merced Theatre
About Charlie Daniels
With a career spanning over 50 years and exceeding 20 million in sales worldwide Charlie Daniels is the quintessential Southerner with a healthy dose of Wild West Cowboy. For decades, he has connected with his millions of fans in the varying genres of music that reflect his steadfast refusal to label his music as anything other than the “Charlie Daniels Band” sound — music that is now sung around the fire at 4-H Club and scout camps, helped elect an American President, and been popularized on a variety of radio formats. Having celebrated multiple GRAMMY® Awards, CMA Awards, ACM Awards, BMI Awards, GMA Dove Awards, CCMA Awards, his list of accolades is broad; the latest being an announcement that he is the latest inductee to the Country Music Hall of Fame. Six of his albums have been RIAA Certified Multi-Platinum® and he has achieved a platinum-selling single in his iconic fiddle-ridden hit, “Devil Went Down To Georgia.” An outspoken American Patriot and strong supporter of the U.S. Military, Daniels’ talked-about Volunteer Jam concerts are world-famous musical extravaganzas featuring artists like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ted Nugent, Trace Adkins, Alabama and others, all on one stage for one purpose – to raise funds for our U.S. Military. His 40th Anniversary Volunteer Jam held in 2015 raised over $300,000 for The Journey Home Project, a non-profit veterans assistance organization which he co-founded. For more information on Charlie Daniels, please visit www.charliedaniels.com.
Sturgis Buffalo Chip®, 20622 Fort Meade Way, Buffalo Chip, SD 57785
The biker fashion statement has always been made with denim, leather and metal — sometimes spiced up by fishnet and lace.
The fashion scene in Sturgis this year is no different. Many riders still favor jeans and a cotton T-shirt, the can’t miss attire at the rally.
And yet, trends do trundle forward.
Noticeable mainly among the belles of the biker scene, the hot 2016 rally look features old-school garments like corsets, but also the can’t-stop-staring body paint approach that makes naked people look like they are wearing clothes, animal skins or American flags.
After a day of trolling for trends at the 2016 rally, here is a glance at what’s hot to wear in Sturgis this year.
Corsets come back
On Tuesday morning, Andra Stark got cinched into her new corset on Main Street. The garment that tightens the midriff, colored black-purple-gold brocade with front metal hooks, hugged her figure in a slimming way. It also showed off the tattoos on her chest and on the length her arms.
Stark, 35, of Texas, describes her new purchase as “sexy” and “fun.” Back home in Houston, she has a black leather corset and a white one she wore at her wedding in 2011.
Corsets with metal closures in front, like Stark’s, have been best-sellers at Biker’s Den, a clothing store on Main Street in Sturgis. This is the first time the Daytona Beach, Fla.-based retailer has sold the design at the Sturgis rally.
Their popularity might be due to the relative ease of putting them on and taking them off, says store personnel Aisha Jabouir. The original corsets, which the store also sells in Sturgis, has lacings both in the front and back that require more effort, she explains.
A body as art
David Caballero shares the theory to explain a higher-than-average request for U.S. flags this year in his body-painting business.
Most of Caballero’s customers are women, and almost all of them want a “chest piece” or a “corset,” he said. This means they leave his shop, just off Main Street, wearing nothing but body paint and breast pasties.
At the last rally, a lot of women asked for the Confederate flag, said Caballero. But this year the U.S. flag has stolen the spotlight.
Scant clothing draws eyes
Many heads along Sturgis’ Main Street have turned at the sight of women in tiny black bikinis, or chaps over nothing but underwear, or paint in lieu of an actual clothed top.
“Women here like to show their bodies more,” said Rita Farhat, co-owner of Biker’s Den.
She said Sturgis shoppers particularly like designs that showcase their chests, such as shirts with custom-made slits in front.
T-shirts still cool
At Tom’s T’s, a Sturgis business that sells official rally apparel, the best-selling shirt is the “black official.” It simply means a black T-shirt bearing the official rally logo, which incorporates a bald eagle’s head, two bikers, several bison and eagle feathers under the words “Black Hills Motor Classic.”
Since her husband created the official T-shirt three decades ago, the store has sold a bunch at each rally, shop owner Vicki Monahan said. She hasn’t kept track of exactly how many pieces are sold every year.
Other vendors say their most sought T-shirts are those representing Sturgis and South Dakota. For instance, a motorcycle against the backdrop of Mount Rushmore, a skeleton version of Wild Bill Hickok on a horse and Main Street Sturgis filled with bikers.
A vest, leather boots and a head band complete the look.
The patches prove it
Patches bearing skeletons, the bald eagle, the Harley-Davidson shield, Native American symbols and the U.S. flag have always been popular at Teo Schizas’ Sturgis rally store.
Schizas hardly had time to talk Tuesday morning as he sewed patch after patch on biker vests, as his customers waited in line.
As expected, this year he has sold a lot of patches bearing the words “Sturgis 2016.” Rallygoers commemorate their attendance this way, said the entrepreneur from Indianapolis, Ind.
But he has noticed that Stars and Stripes have been especially popular this year. He pointed to three designs that have stood out: an almost black-and-white rendering of the flag, a bright-colored version with singed borders and the flag in the shape of a skull.
“It’s possibly the election” that is fueling the trend, Schizas’ says.
Tiffany Tan – Rapid City Journal staff
This years theme, Skin and Bones, drew inspiration from the world of Tattoos, with a dedication to the well known New Jersey Tattoo artist tragically killed at the Smokeout Event in 2015. Richie Pan (short for Panarra) was memorialized, along with his motorcycle on center display, as well as some of his artwork lining the walls of the Event Center
To read the entire story click here.
NAVIGATION NECESSITY: FREE INSTALLS OF DEVICE
MOUNTS FOR STURGIS RALLY–
(Mitchell, SD) August 8th, 2016 –
South Dakota is the only state that doubles its population in a matter of a few days- it’s the week of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally! Whether it’s your first time out or your 20th annual ride to western SoDak, navigation is going to be paramount! The Black Hills are full of winding, twisting curves and roadways. While it’s some of the most beautiful riding landscape in the state, getting around can be a challenge without maps.
With the Klock Werks Device Mounts for Harley, Indian, Victory, and coming soon for Honda, Indian Scout, and Polaris Slingshot, you can attach any device with ease to your handlebars or center riser! You’ll also enjoy rotational capabilities if you need to adjust your device down, up, or side to side for sun glare. Your direction apps, weather apps, and tracking apps will be right where you need them, and we’ve tested the power of this system again and again- on the interstate, dirt track and an international speedway!
Klock Werks Device Mounts install in minutes- it’s a couple bolts out and a couple bolts back in. Once you adhere your unobtrusive stainless steel iOadapt disc to the back of your device (please wait up to 8 hours for permanent adhesion), you’re ready to use the system! Anyone who has an iOadapt on their device can connect to the iOcore, and you can move your device from bike to bike or car and home too with other iOmounts products! It’s the most powerful and universal system for the powersports industry today!
Test out the strength of the system, and get yours installed for free this week at the rally. Klock Werks is at two great locations- J&P Cycles in Sturgis, SD (1650 Lazelle St., Sturgis) or at Black Hills Harley-Davidson in Rapid City, SD (2820 Harley Dr., Rapid City). To learn more about this revolutionary device mounting system, visit GetKlocked.com or check out the Klock Werks YouTube Channel for instructional videos. 
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For more information please Contact Amber Hiles at amber@getklocked.com.
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BIKERNET BAD JOKE LIBRARY KEEPS THE JOKE GOING–
After landing my new job as a Walmart Greeter – a good find for many retirees, I lasted less than a day .
As I had been instructed, I said, pleasantly, “Good morning and welcome to Walmart.” I then said, “Nice children you have there…Are they twins?”
The woman stopped yelling long enough to say, “No, they ain’t effin twins. The oldest one’s 9, and the other one’s 7, why the hell would you think they’re twins? Are you blind, or just effin stupid?”
I replied, “I’m neither blind nor stupid, Madam. I just couldn’t believe someone laid you twice…Have a good day and thank you for shopping at Walmart.”
My supervisor said I probably wasn’t cut out for this line of work…
SPECTRO OILS OF AMERICA
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally 2016
Get Your Oil Changed in Sturgis!
Just look for the Spectro Oil Change signs, stop in to meet the crews and have them treat your bike to the best performance oil around for a smooth ride home!
Get your bike serviced with Spectro Oils at the following locations:
Speed’s Performance Plus
2200 Lazelle Street, Sturgis, SD and 7333 Sutton Drive, Rapid City, SD
52/52 Performance Tuning
3150 Tatanka Road, Sturgis, SD (Sturgis Vendor Park)
Art’s Parts
2221 Lazelle Street, Sturgis, SD
KMC
2130 Main Street, Sturgis, SD (Indian Motorcycle Dealer)
Baker Drivetrain (for all your transmission needs)
2820 Harley Drive, Rapid City, SD (Black Hills Harley Davidson)
RACEPRO / Rob Hassay
2820 Harley Drive, Rapid City, SD (Black Hills Harley Davidson)
The following are only a few of the quality Spectro Oils products you can treat your bike to in Sturgis:
Spectro Platinum HD Full Synthetic 20w50
Spectro Golden Semi Synthetic 10w50
Spectro Platinum HD 6-Speed Full Synthetic Transmission Lubricant
See you there and happy riding.
Tony Cochran
Tony@Tonycochranguitars.com
Columbus, OH
STURGIS SHORTCUT REPORT —New unpaved road to Sturgis, Fort Meade Way, gets mixed reviews
Sharon Baumberger is trying to take the high road concerning her disdain for the new Fort Meade Way.
She’s one of many who have a front-row seat — either as a resident or as a motorist — to the new stretch of gravel road that connects Interstate 90 to the south side of Sturgis.
The short road was controversial when it was planned, and when it was approved and built over the past year. It’s seen as a backdoor way into the rally and large campgrounds like the Buffalo Chip, but it also runs through land that for years was only ranches and quiet homesteads.
“We have to be adults about it, even though we’re frustrated,” said Baumberger, who is on the resident side of the equation.
“We don’t care for the noise, but we’re tolerating it,” she said Monday afternoon.
Baumberger and her husband, Rod, have lived along the route of the new Fort Meade Way for decades. They’ve hosted biker friends during the rally for years, but the speeding traffic on the new direct route to the Buffalo Chip campground and Highway 34 has them seeing red.
“We’ve offered law enforcement the second approach to our place, but they haven’t taken us up on it,” she said. “There’s lots and lots and lots of vehicles and most of them are speeding.”
In a span of about 30 minutes Sunday, about half the vehicles heading north on Fort Meade Way tripped the automatic radar speed display above the posted 25 mph limit.
Baumberger said the speed display had been placed further down the hill to the south of their place, but then once vehicles passed the sign they would speed up.
“Most are at least 10 over, and that’s a minimum,” she said.
The South Dakota Department of Transportation put vehicle-counters across the road on Fort Meade Way. It shows that since Tuesday, Aug. 2, a total of 12,997 vehicles have used the new road. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, most of those were northbound vehicles.
On Sunday, Susan and Brent Kallhoff took the bypass road from the Lamphere Ranch campground as they were headed to Rapid City.
“I’m OK with it,” Brent said as he pulled the bike to a stop at the road’s intersection with Pleasant Valley Road. “It would be nice if it were paved, but it’s better than going through downtown Sturgis to get to Rapid City.”
Backers of the road said it would reduce traffic on streets in downtown Sturgis, and alleviate traffic that is forced to go from I-90, through downtown, and then to the east where some big campgrounds reside.
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Lee Davis of New York, who also drove the road Sunday, said he felt duped by publicity that characterized the road as a biker scenic byway.“It needs to be paved,” he said.
Buffalo Chip owner Rod Woodruff said he has heard nothing but positive comments on the new road.
“We are getting compliment after compliment on how great the new road is and the convenience,” he said.
Fort Meade Way has been hailed by some as a quicker, alternative route around Sturgis.
They also have said that it would be a perfect route for emergency vehicles to get to points east of Sturgis in a timely manner.
“We were sitting out front of the house after the accident at Buffalo Chip last night (a stage accident that injured four people), and we saw no emergency vehicles on this road,” Baumberger said. “And they said it still took 20 minutes to get someone out there.”
The controversial bypass road east of Sturgis opened to the public at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, June 7.
The 5.6-mile road stretches from I-90 Exit 37 on the south, where it intersects with Pleasant Valley Road, to just south of the Buffalo Chip Campground on the north.
Meade County commissioners who approved the road have taken a verbal bashing during the process of constructing the road. Initially, they planned to float a tax-increment financing district to fund the new road, but county residents gathered enough signatures to send it to a vote.
In March 2015, Meade County voters soundly defeated the proposal 2,493 to 853.
Some, like Woodruff, championed building the road for more than 30 years.
The speed limit is 45 mph, but 25 mph on the south end, formerly known as Cardinal Place, near the Baumbergers.
“It used to be that if there was a motorcycle that went down this road it was coming to our house because we’re the last house on the road,” she said. “Our biker friends who have been coming back for 16 years now are just appalled at the noise.”
Fletcherize: FLECH-uh-rahyz
verb
1. to chew (food) slowly and thoroughly.
… don’t choke down your food. Eat slowly. Fletcherize–chew your food, you know. I know you’re nearly famished, but you must gradually accustom yourself to a proper diet.
— L. Frank Baum, Aunt Jane’s Nieces Out West, 1914
Origin of Fletcherize
Fletcherize is the verb form of Fletcherism, “the practice of chewing food until it is reduced to a finely divided, liquefied mass.” The method gets its name from U.S. nutritionist Horace Fletcher. Both the verb and noun entered English in the early 1900s.
HALL OF FAME 2017
Your TrailBlazers Board of Directors are very proud to present the following members who will be inducted into the TrailBlazers Hall of Fame on April 22, 2017.
Jim Buchanan (Motorcycle racer, tuner, frame and wheel innovator)
Billy Hamill (World and National Speedway Champion)
Norm McDonald (Dealer, racer, sponsor, co-founder of K&N Engineering)
Tony Murphy (World class roadracer, journalist)
Bill Van Techelt (Product innovator/creator Van Tech frames)
Posthumous Inductee
Gary Preston ( Desert and Baja Champion)
All have contributed greatly to the sport and industry. Be there in April to welcome them into the Trailblazers Hall of Fame. Congratulations to all.
DAVE EKINS TO RECEIVE DICK HAMMER AWARD
Our highest honor is the Dick Hammer Award. Every year it goes to someone who demonstrates a rare level of “Drive, Determination and Desire”. Dave Ekins fits the criteria to a tee. Congrats to a very deserving guy.
LUCILLE FLANDERS AWARD
Lucille Flanders, the matriarch of the Flanders Company, was involved in the motorcycle industry and was a major advocate of the Trailblazers for many years. This award, named after her, honors those who give their support and commitment to the sport of motorcycling. This years recipient is Judy “Maely” Whitson.
SPEEDWAY 117 – 50 YEAR REUNION
Invite attached
To all of you that rode flat track or TT at South Bay Park. Bob Basile is holding a tribute party on September 11th, only a month away. They would like your photos (2-3), film/video, program covers, etc. for a video and event program. Contact clydeanddebw@cox.net The event will be held at 901 Elks Lane, Chula Vista
WATCH STURGIS TONIGHT ON “FANSCHOICE.TM
All of the AMA PRO flat track races are live on Fans Choice. The race at Black Hills Speedway starts with Practice/Qualifying at 2PM PT.
Opening Ceremonies: 5:30PM PT
Heats: 6:00 PM PT
GNC2 Main: 7:40PM PT
GNC1 Main: 8:10PM PT
Http://fanschoice.tv/watch-live/ama/flat-track
TRAILBLAZERS NORTH DINNER
The Pacific Northwest Trailblazers will be holding their annual dinner on Saturday, October 29th in Tigard, Oregon at Beaverton Motorcycles. Story telling and bench racing will begin around 4pm followed by dinner at 6:30pm. For more information contact Steve Simon fass4q@gmail.com
THE HUSKY MEMORIAL
Sent by Skip Van Leeuwen
Good story in the LA Times about the Husky Monument in the Mojave Desert.
http://www.latimes.com/business/autos/la-fi-hy-c1-husky-memorial-20160730-snap-story.html
3RD ANNUAL KRETZ MEMORIAL RIDE
AUGUST 27, 2016
The ride begins with breakfast at 7:30am at O’Brien’s Cafe in Sedalia, Colorado. It will end with a BBQ lunch at the NEW Kretz Museum at 3891 Seminole Place in Sedalia. $30.00 includes breakfast, lunch and a t-shirt. All proceeds to benefit caregivers of people with Alzheimer’s. KretzMemorialRide@gmail.com
Sent by Chuck Basney
It is with great sorrow I let you know that we have lost one of the finest motorcycle and all around engine builders there was. Bobby Fleckenstein passed away at 85 years of age. He bought most of Shel Thuets Indian Scouts and revamped the engine of FDB 381 that many riders rode and did well on in the 60’s. Bobby was one of my best friends and i will miss him so very much. He was the Balancing Manager for Edelbrock and Vick’s right hand man. He made many famous engines run very fast. He did the balancing on the “Miss Budweiser” Hydroplane back in the days when it used an Allison aircraft engine for power. He also did the balancing on the Novi Indianapolis cars. He considered everyone his friend and always had a big smile on his face. RIP my friend. I love you and will see you on the other side. Photo attached: Sacramento Mile 1965 (rider Steve Scott) Chuck Basney Jr.(front of bike) Bob Fleckenstein (rear of bike.
2017 MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS AT GLEN HELEN
This will be the motocross of Nations first visit to the U.S since 2010 and the first time in Southern California in it’s 70 year history. Known as the “Olympics of Motocross”, it is a must see event. You are gonna love it.
AMERICAN PICKERS IN OREGON
The American Pickers will be in Oregon in September. Doug Towsley worries that his wife might call them so he is putting better locks on his motorcycle storage.
ROLAND SANDS ACCIDENT AT STURGIS
Roland Sands rode an Indian Scout onto the stage at the Buffalo Chip Campground Sunday, August 8. It was between performances by Kid Rock and Lita Ford. The experienced rider and racer, lost control of the bike and rode off the stage and into the crowd. Four people were injured. There is a video on YouTube.
DANNY ROUIT HOME
Glenn Pierce wrote to say that Danny has returned home to his beloved museum, but it has been a struggle. It will be a long road back. Dan and Kathy would like to thank everybody for their thoughts and prayers.
STORY ON SAM WHEELER IS CYCLE NEWS
The August 2nd issue of CycleNews.com has a good story about Sam Wheeler, land speed racer, innovator and engineer, who suffered a fatal Bonneville Crash.
INDIAN FLAT TRACKER OFFICIALLY UNVEILED AT STURGIS
Bobby Hill and Bill Tuman, the two surviving members of the Indian Wrecking Crew, were on hand for the unveiling. The Indian Scout FTR750 flat tracker has a custom built V-twin, developed in house, with engine partners, Polaris Swissauto in Burgdorf, Switzerland. The engine is mounted in a tubular steel chassis and carbon fiber body work. Jared Mees is an official member of the test team. Watch for the Scout on the AMA PRO circuit next year.
CALIFORNIA OHV RECREATION IS IN DANGER
ATTEND THE MEETING ON THURSDAY, AUG 11TH
It doesn’t look so good for the future of motorized off-highway vehicle recreation. A public meeting will be held in Ontario, California on Thursday, August 11th at the Double Tree Hotel, by the Ontario Airport. 222 N. Vineyard avenue. Meeting from 6-9pm, Space is limited. Opponents of OHV recreation will be there, so your voice is needed.
LA CALENDAR MOTORCYCLE SHOW WINNER
Japanese Builder, Yuichi Yoshizkwa dominated the 2016 LA Calendar M/C show. Yoshizkwa, new-to-America took Best of Show. He flew his unique and ornate bikes in from Japan. FastDates.com
AMA HALL OF FAME
The AMA has selected it’s 2016 inductees into the their hall of fame. The induction will take place in Orlando Florida on October 13th during the American International EXPO. Among those being honored is Trailblazer Hall of Famer and TB Board Member, Dennis Mahan. Read the attached for details of his spectacular career.
Also being inducted are:
Chris Haines – Racer, Bike Builder, Mechanic
Jeff Cole – Motorcycle Fabricator
Miguel Duhamel – Road Racer
Jack Johnson – Desert, Baja Racer
Ronnie Jones – Racer
Gloria Struck – Lifetime Motorcycle devotee and enthusiast
Charles Franklin – Indian M/C Engineer & Tuner (Posthumous)
Congratulations to all these deserving people who have contributed to our sport, industry and love of motorcycling.
AMA PRO RACING HAS IT’S OWN CLOTHING LINE
The American Flat Tracker apparel line features retro styled shirts, jackets, hats, accessories and more. www.AmericanFlatTracker.com
AJ HERRARA MEMORIAL ON TODAYSCYCLECOVERAGE.COM
There was a really good turnout of racers, fans and legends at the 2nd Annual AJ Herrara Memorial event at Ventura Raceway. And the photos and story on TCC prove it.: www.TodaysCycleCoverage.com
READ THE ARCHIVES FOR A STORY ON WERA VS CCS
The August 9th issue of Cycle News has a Larry Lawrence story of the rivalry between club road racing in the 1980s and ’90s.
MOTOCROSS AT SADDLEBACK PARK
Larry Lawrence has another good story, a piece of history, in the August 2nd issue of CycleNews.com. The park, opened in 1967, had a motocross track that was ridden by the best in the world. The prototype Park also had Short track, TT, Trials, Hillclimbs and a BMX section. Insurance and liability brought a close to the park in 1984. This is a must read article. Brings back a lot of memories.
CYCLE NEWS REMEMBERS
50 years ago, dirt track racing at Ascot Park was front page news. Ralph White passed Sammy Tanner on the last lap to win. A look at Steve McQueens motorcycles in his garage. Dean Jones broke his pelvis when he hit a coyote in Mexico. Gary Nixon won 110 mile National & 50 mile Lightweight at Des Moines, Iowa. 300 riders showed up for opening night at Silver Lakes Park in Corona. It was hosted by the Gripsters
40 years ago Jimmy Weinert and Tony DiStefano were on the cover. Photo taken at the Superbowl of Motocross, L.A Coliseum.Jimmy Ellis won, Pierre Karsmakers second. Weinert took the championship. 73,000 fans attended. Steve Baker on the cover after dominating Laguna Seca. Bob Hannah won the 125cc National MX at Delta Motorsport Park in Ohio.
LANE SPLITTING LEGAL IF GOV. BROWN SIGNS
Although it has been tolerated, lane splitting in California, no specific law has ever existed. A bill has been passed by the Senate and is waiting for Governor Browns signature.
RACES, RIDES AND STUFF
SANTA ROSA MILE WEEKEND
Don’t miss this one. The final AMA Pro race of the year.
Friday Night CFTA Round #8
Saturday: Race Pre-Party. Two hours of music, food and drinks FREE from 4pm – 6pm. Located adjacent to Chris Beck Arena.
Saturday Night: CFTA Short Track Races. Gates open at 5:30.
Sunday: Santa Rosa Mile
Sunday evening is the AMA Pro Awards banquet
Take a look at their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/SantaRosaMile. If you can’t make it watch http://www.FansChoice.tv
AMA Pro Flat Track
Sunday, August 14 Peoria Illinois TT
Saturday, August 20 Rolling Hills Race Track in Elbridge, New York
Sunday, September 4 Springfield, Illinois
Glen Helen Calendar
Saturday, August 13 REM MX / MX Practice
Sunday, August 14 SRA GP
Saturday, August 20 REM MX / MX Practice
Sunday, August 21 Yamaha Dealer Series #1/ Cal VMX
Saturday, August 27 REM MX / MX Practice
Sunday, August 28 TWMX (both tracks)
USGP at Glen Helen on September 10-11
AMA National Hare & Hound
Round 5 on Saturday, August 27 at Panaca, Nevada. Round 6 at Red Mountain on Saturday, September 17-18
FANSCHOICE.TV
You can now watch the Charlotte Half-mile. Available for VOD viewing. Other videos from AMA Pro Flat Track can be viewed at:
FansChoice.tv: http://fanschoice.tv/ama-pro
https://www.facebook.com/AMAProFlatTrackSeries/videos
Https://www.youtube.com/user/AMAProVids
EnduroCross on TV
CBS Sports Coverage for all eight events.
Duluth, Georgia Airs on Thursday, Sept. 8th at 8:00pm EST
Brandon, South Dakota Airs on Thursday, Sept. 15th at 8:00pm EST
For network information www.cbssportsnetwork.com
ROOKIE CLASS OF 79 Flat Track in Illinois
The AMA Pro Flat Track Rookie Class of 79 presents Flat Track Motorcycle Races on August 28th at American Legion Park in Jerseyville, Illinois (US Hwy 67) Featuring Vintage Dirt Track National Championship Serice Race and Bultaco Astro Challenge. Also Training by Johnny Lewis Flat Track School Details@www.amaft79.com
The Rookies of 1979 were Scotty Parker, Ronnie Jones, Wayne Rainey, Chas Roberts, Tommy Duma, Jackie Mitchell, Lance Jones and John Wincewicz. Quite a group and their events raise money for injured racers and their families.
CFTA/AMA Championship Series
Round #6 will be on Saturday, August 13th at King City Fairgrounds. 1/8th mile indoor horse arena. info at californiaflattrack.com
OUTLAW MOTORCYCLE RACES IN NEVADA
Co-sponsored by CFTA & OnTrac Events at Fuji Park in Carson City, Nevada. On Saturday, August 20th the Outlaw Motorcycle Flat Track Races at 7pm. Holligans are coming! Event info: ontrac702@gmail.com. Rider info: californiaflattrack.com (415) 320 7899
2017 ARENACROSS SCHEDULE
Races start on January 7-8 in Cincinnati, Ohio and conclude on May 5-7 at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas. There are 14 rounds. Look online for schedule of races and TV coverage. www.arenacross.com.
PRACTICE AT PERRIS
The next open flat track practice will be on Saturday, August 20th from 4pm – 9pm. No Speedway bikes.
Round 9 will take place on Saturday, September 10th. Gates open at 12:30
Noise restrictions are required for practice too. Quiet your bikes. No exceptions.
VINTAGE RIDES
Sunday, August 14 AMCA/BSAOCNC “Rigid Ride” Pete Young (415) 794 4692
Sunday, August 14 Vintage Bike O.C. at Mr. Pete’s Grill, 19071 Brookhurst, Huntington Beach 2-4pm
Fri-Sun August 19 – 21 BSAOCNC Sierra Ride. Jerry Meadows, (775) 359 8150
Sunday, August 21 BSAOCSC Malibu Mountain Street Ride. Start at Freedom Park at west end of Camarillo Airport. Ride at 10am with full tank. 75-80 miles. Charley Caspary (818) 384 4074 or Barbara Barrett (661) 703 9249
Saturday, September 10 BSAOCNC British Singles Ride. Jim Romain (707) 894 3805
Sunday, September 11 BSAOCSC Big Bear Dual Sport Ride. Meet at Big Bear Airport. John Gardner (310) 920 3393, Mike Haney (760) 365 9191
Speedway Racing
Speedway at the Grand in City of Industry
Wednesday, August 10th – NO RACING preparing for AMA weekend
Saturday, August 13th AMA National Round
Sunday, August 14th AMA/FIM Youth Silver Cup Championship. Free to Spectators.
Wednesday, August 17 All Racing Divisions
Wednesday, August 24 All Racing Divisions
Friday, August 26 41st California State Speedway Championship
kelly@industryracing.com
Fast Fridays at Auburn
Friday, August 12 Speedway + Challenge Elimination Series Round 5
Friday, August 19 Speedway + Hooligans V Twins
Saturday, August 27 FIM All Star Flat Track Race
Saturday’s at Costa Mesa
Saturday, August 20th Harley Night #2 Speedway & Sidecars
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