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Zero to Zen: The Health Benefits of Motorcycling

Good Vibrations & the Road to Wellness by Gary Mraz Naysayers are quick to spout the dangers of motorcycling but friends, countrymen lend me your helmetless ears. The psychological and emotional benefits of riding are real. Motorcycle riding also has physical health benefits. CLICK HERE To Read this article on Bikernet.com Subscribe to our Free Weekly Newsletter for updates on Motorcycle industry & events
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New Biker Fiction: Chance 3 – Da Blues

The Latest Biker Fiction featuring Chance Hogan and his adventures on two-wheels by K.Randall Ball with illustrations Tim Condor and images from Barry Green Chance loses his Chinese love and is left alone in the harbor district in Los Angeles. He needs to pull his grubby biker life back together near the struggling Port of Los Angeles. Read it Now by Clicking Here Hang on as this book comes together before your very eyes, chapter by chapter. CLICK HERE To Read all the Novels written by Bandit - anytime, anywhere Join the Cantina - Subscribe Today
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Monster EnergyĀ® Kawasaki and Jason Anderson excel at Anaheim

Monster EnergyĀ® Kawasaki and Jason Anderson Perfect in Anaheim February 12, 2022 | Angel Stadium of Anaheim | Anaheim, California Foothill Ranch, Calif. (February 13, 2022) ā€“ Round 6 of Monster Energy Supercross returned to Angel Stadium of Anaheim for the final time this season where Monster Energy Kawasaki rider Jason Anderson claimed a decisive win over the the 450SX field leading start to finish. In the 250SX Class, Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasakiā€™s Jo Shimoda qualified second and was battling for the win in Heat 1 when an untimely crash forced a premature end to his night. Shimoda will receive further medical evaluation and additional updates will follow. The third stop in Anaheim, California presented a new set of challenges for ...
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February and the Harley-Davidson Museum are a match made in Hog heaven

Get your heart racing with a visit to 6th & Canal. MILWAUKEE, USA (Feb. 11, 2022) ā€“ Itā€™s been said that while four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul. But no matter how you get to the Harley-Davidson MuseumĀ® campus this month, youā€™ll find love is in the air. Check out the monthly specials and delicious Valentineā€™s menu from MOTORĀ® Bar & Restaurant available on Friday, Feb. 11 & Saturday, Feb. 12, or step up your couple-goals game with matching outfits found at The Shop. Of course, the unrivaled collection found within the halls of the H-D Museum are also sure to make your heart skip a beat. Donā€™t forget to mark your calendars for the Mama ...
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Open Mind Bikernet Weekly News for February 10th, 2022

Keep an Open Mind and Positive Progress Comes Flowing Home! We had the opportunity to buy a lot on Laselle in Sturgis, but my project list is over the top. Unfortunately, I would rather write a book than run a lot during the Rally. Iā€™m learning about ULH flatheads, and working with Departure Bike Works on our other 45 flathead Bonneville effort. - Bandit CLICK HERE To Read the Weekly News on Bikernet.com Join the Cantina for exclusive content - Subscribe Today !!!
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Pirelli Unveils The New DIABLO ROSSO IV CORSA

The Sportiest Tire in the Diablo Rosso Family, Available in the Celebratory Edition of Pirelliā€™s 150-Year Anniversary ā€¢ Ideal for riders who want performance upgrades for their motorcycles ā€¢ Higher grip, enhanced ā€œfastā€ handling and performance consistency ā€¢ Bi-compound scheme both on front and rear tire ā€¢ Slicker tread pattern compared to DIABLO ROSSO IV ā€¢ Racing-derived technologies applied to profiles and structures ROME, Ga. (February 10, 2021) ā€“ Pirelli presents the newĀ DIABLO ROSSO IV Corsa, the high-performance hypersport tire that raises the bar of sport riding even higher within the DIABLO ROSSO family. The newĀ DIABLO ROSSO IV CorsaĀ represents a fiercer version of the DIABLO ROSSO IV super sport tire, created to satisfy the most demanding motorcyclists seeking aĀ tire capable ...
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Royal Enfield Announces 2022 BTR Road Racing Program

New and returning riders, more races and a bigger BUILD. TRAIN. RACE. program for 2022 Milwaukee, WI (Wednesday, February 9, 2022) ā€“ The field is set for the 2022 Royal Enfield Build. Train. Race. (BTR) season, and as promised, the new program is the largest yet. The BTR Road Race roster doubles in size from the previous season, with 15 women on the grid, and the Royal Enfield exhibition is set to visit six MotoAmerica venues in 2022. Professional road racer and crew chief Melissa Paris also returns to Royal Enfield BTR as the mentor to the women through each phase of the program. ā€œThe excruciating process of selecting the participants from hundreds of applicants is now over, and we ...
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Vance & Hines Reveals 2022 Flat Track Racing Team

Vance & Hines Reveals 2022 Flat Track Racing Team Competing in AFT Production Twins and Singles Company Supports AFT as Presenting Sponsor of Production Twins Class and Offers over $100,000 in Contingency Sponsorship for Riders Santa Fe Springs CA ā€“ February 9, 2022 - Vance & Hines announced today that the company will field two riders competing in American Flat Track (AFT) racing for the 2022 season. Jessie Janisch will compete in AFT's Production Twins class aboard a Vance & Hines-built Harley-Davidson XG750R motorcycle and Brandon Kitchen will campaign a Husqvarna FC450 in AFT's Singles class. Both riders will be supported by a technical team from the company's Racing Development Center in Brownsburg, Indiana. Jessie Janisch earned his spot on ...
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Six Ways to Sunday project reaches its final discipline for racing

The Garage Fridge saves the day by Kyle Smith from Hagerty.com The garage fridge is not a tool. It does not actively assist in the completion of a project. If anything, the cooler in the corner often conspires to defeat productivity. For me, recently, it did just the opposite. Taking the one motorcycle out to compete in cross country, motocross, flat track, road racing, trials, and finally on ice requires a lot of time in the garage. So much that I was getting burnt out. Luckily this final conversion only required three items: studded tires, over fenders, and a tether kill-switch. Simple, right? I thought so, too. CLICK HERE To Read Kyle's adventure in Racing at 6 Different AMA Race ...
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Bandit’s First Bike Feature in Easyriders

by Bandit with photos from the late Pete Chiodo I was working in a bike shop on Imperial Highway, US Choppers in 1970 to support going to Long Beach City College. I was into my first Shovelhead after I sold my 1969 XLCH, and perhaps my fourth bike build after the Sportster, a bent Triump 650 and a 45 trike ground up. Through Andy Hansen and Bob George I started to rebuild engines. I met Andy on the USS Maddox, DD731, which was my last duty station in the service. I started to work for Easyriders on the third issue in 1971. That puts me at about 52 years in the motorcycle industry. CLICK HERE To Read this Wonderful Flashback ...
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