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   Hey, So, imagine the benefits of virtual sex mentioned in the news this week. You save all the money and time of chasing another redhead across the country. You’re virtual lover can’t get pregnant, isn’t into drugs, has no diseases, or three kids you didn’t know about, a husband who is sheriff of the […]

Hey, This has been a fascinating and challenging week. Hell, the year followed the same code. I’m running to Vegas in a couple of weeks for Bikefest, and my mission this week is to rewrite our Bikernet Media Kit with all new bikernet advertising benefits. We have made so many strides this year and our

Hey, I feel like we’re on the brink of something very good at Bikernet. This day represents some bad shit for our nation unless you reverse the thought process. It’s a time to rethink our strategies and look for more positive outcomes. I believe Bikernet is on the brink of tremendous growth. And perhaps as

  Hey, I had a strange experience yesterday. I went to a shop in Long Beach to discuss my grandson’s Dyna and the owner’s project FXR. The FXR will be amazing and you will see the first teaser tech next week. This is California and the owner can no longer buy performance parts from many

Hey, We had an Epic wedding here for Bill and Jennifer. Bill Hayes was an amazing author and martial arts master before. But Jennifer, the book editor and wedding producer, gave him a new moniker, “The old biker who drives a hearse.” But now, we will get back to the action. We have a ton

Hey, Sometimes in the middle of the day something comes to me. This time I forgot it before it became a reality. But Midnight Express reminded me of something that’s bothered me for years. And this week it slapped us in the face. The EPA is after Harley. You’ll see the report below. I’ve reached

Hey, Just back from Sturgis and need to roll into the Badlands Run Story next week. This Post will be nuts. Life is nuts and I watched The Big Short last night about our 2008 Economic downturn. I’m still trying to scramble my thoughts around it. I knew what happened, but … Oh hell, we

  Hey,   This morning I woke up and realized that “good ol’ Bandit” had been sending me images and texts from his trip since midnight(EST). First things first and then at the end of the news we’ll get to the rest of his images.            And a flash back via

Hey, One of the wildest years in my life and I’m riding to Sturgis next week, maybe with three other terrors on two-wheels. One guy lost his job a couple of days ago. He only had the job for three weeks. He’s pissed. I’ve packed and repacked for the Badlands run on my Indian three

Hey, I cut across town on my Indian to attend a memorial for Paul Percell, a longstanding Hamster, who at 54 died of a heart attack, way too young. I noticed a couple of things while weaving through traffic. First, we need to pass more lane splitting laws across the country. The traffic is ridiculous.

Hey, Here’s an editorial segment from The Week Magazine. It hits the nail on the head: You’re entitled to feel some despair over the state of our world. I sure do, even after a lifetime in the news business. In recent weeks, there’s been an avalanche of evidence of our species’ bottomless capacity for stupidity,

Hey, This is a strange one. I try to reflect on something going on in our lives or within the industry. This time I’m on the fence. Actually, Commander Edge is on his way here, riding cross-country with his son to the Bikernet Headquarters. They will park their bikes in the headquarters and fly to

Hey, We discuss how life is nuts. I had a meeting with the Triking Viking yesterday, and we kicked-around the future of Bikernet, BikernetTrikes, new technology, etc. It’s all good and challenging to look at magazines, the internet and the tech changes popping up daily. We are seemingly on the right path to a new

Hey, Born Free rocked the Irvine park in Los Angeles. The traffic was improved, the parking easier, the crowds larger, more FXRs, and more Dynas. And the club guys didn’t wear their colors. We’ve watched the cultural transformation once more. What was grubby and simple becomes mainstream and industry supported. It’s interesting, cool, and the

Happy Father’s Day! Maybe I’ll take an Indian Run to Century Motorcycles for their Father’s Day celebration. I was a lousy father to my son, Frank. I wasn’t around most of the time. I was a better father to his kids, who are terrific, Frankie, Maxine, and Olivia. And a helpful father to Sin Wu’s

Hey, Life is ever changing and forces us to be prepared and flexible. The Bikernet family is constantly in a state of flux and transformation. We are about to switch up our advertising program, then make the whole Bikernet family mobile friendly. And the list goes on. Out mantra is to make the site easier