Just one look at this Knucklehead owned by Mike Detwiler and you didn’t have to be a rocket scientist to know that “Copper Mike” at Gravesend Cycles was involved in the project. Classic and radical at the same time makes this “Sinister Kid” one awesome bike. You can read more about it in the Jan/Feb […]
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Just in time, Rancho has rolled out this year’s run of Cool Key racks and they are ready to ship. As functional as they are eye-catching, racks are laser cut from 16 gauge, cold-rolled steel and detailed right down to the wheels, pipes, handlebars, headlights, steering wheel, louvers, bumpers, bags and trim. Styles include a
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Bikernetbaggers.com announces the opening of a new Facebook page specifically for all things Baggers. So what sets Bikernet Baggers apart from Bagger mags. First, we will become a resource for all things bagger. We will cover the latest new performance products, new custom gadgets, new travel gear, and touring apparel. We are working with shops
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Bikernet Baggers staff is looking forward to 2014. We have been very fortunate to expand our operation for the New Year with additional contributors and editors. Buck Lovell, Supreme Editor has been with Bikernet Baggers since its inception and worked tirelessly to bring interesting content to our readers. He will still be contributing
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Perhaps some would call it a “crime of passion” to “recycle” classic British bikes into “works of art,” but perhaps there’s significant leeway when the custom creations are for the most salvaged bits and pieces reconfigured into scratch built and streetable “one-offs.” Then again, do bikes… nut and bolt mechanical gizmos filled with goopy
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In case you didn’t know it December 1st marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of the first dedicated drive-in gas station in the United States by the Gulf Oil Company. This first “drive-in” gas station was located on the corner of Baum Boulevard and St. Clair Street in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in an area of
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A Tennessee Love Affair Meets the Road By Bandit with photos by Jack McIntyre I remembered the bike, the wild stretched monster. It spoke of choppers from the past, long sleek sexy beasts. I didn’t recognize aspects of this bike until I spoke to Tim Dixon and he started to tell me about
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This is an interesting one. It’s like a test. Last week, a full moon rocked the earth, like an evil spell. Girlfriends ran off, businesses folded, evil transactions unfolded, and there was general mayhem on the planet for a few days. That’s when Angie Dixon reached out to me. “Are you going to feature our
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We peeled out to Saddlemen’s family-operated dream factory recently to see what was new, and maybe test a new bag on a 250 ATK cruiser. We worked with Saddlemen’s team on several occasions, building a totally custom seat for the Mudflap Girl FXR, creating seats for Bonneville Racers, you name it. The Saddlemen group is
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Indian Motorcycle will be showing its 2014 models at the International Motorcycle Shows in Long Beach, Calif. and New York, NY which run respectively from Friday, December 6 through Sunday, December 8 at the Long Beach Convention Center and Friday, December 13 through Sunday, December 15 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. The shows
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