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Biketoberfest start at the end of this week. If you’re planning on going, make sure to visit the event’s page for a full schedule.   Advertisement

 The Indian Papoose Motor Scooter The Indian Papoose motor scooter was developed after World War II and was based on an earlier motor scooter called the Welbike, which was actually built for the British Army. After the war, John Dolphin – who had been an engineer on the Welbike project – saw an opportunity to

 Gourmet Trip Around Las Vegas Bikernet intrepid reporter, Joshua Placa shares through photographs the restaurants he frequented while at the Vegas BikeFest. CLICK HERE TO READ ARTICLE Advertisement

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  Big Names In The Manufacturing Industry Attend Following a very successful event two years ago, Rollie Callow, proprietor of Rollies Speed Shop in Brisbane, once again invited a number of luminaries from the US aftermarket industry to fly down and both visit various dealers of theirs as well as hosting two days at the

The state government is banking on “crushing the bikes” to help crush the morale of criminal motorcycle gang members. The government will push through its anti-racketeering laws, billed as “the toughest laws in Australia” when parliament sits this week. As part of those new laws, motorcycles belonging to gang members convicted of certain crimes, will be crushed.

From Performance Machine Here at Performance Machine we continue to positively impact our community by lending a hand to those in need. We recently partnered with the Orange County Child Abuse Prevention Center to provide critical supplies needed during the victims crisis situation. The prevention center is a non-profit organization specializing at risk children and

Broken Spoke Saloon has teamed up with the other greatest biker bar on the planet to bring an incredible line up of entertainment to the October event, BIKETOBERFEST. Hogs & Heifers Saloon, famously imitated in the movie “Coyote Ugly,” are bringing their premiere bartenders to join the Broken Spoke Saloon’s own line up of the world’s

From the Daytona Beach News Journal If you’ve noticed Biketoberfest crowds seem to be smaller than they were a decade ago, you’re not alone. The events’ organizers — the Halifax Area Advertising Authority for Biketoberfest and the Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce for Bike Week — have for years claimed these attendance figures. However, because