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End of the World Run

Dodging Asteroids, JFK Jr., C19 & Route 666 Photos and text by Koz Mraz Armageddon and apocalyptic end times are all the rage! Between conspiracy theories, the November 2nd asteroid, Nov 3rd elections and the pandemic itā€™s definitely time to take an ā€œEnd of the Worldā€ motorcycle ride. I suggest avoiding toxic zombies in metropolitan areas and, the petrified people of Covid suburbs. Get Out! as fast as you can to high country. I picked up my Harley-Davidson Road Glide at Sedona EagleRider and headed to Meteor Crater, the Petrified Forest and Rt. 666, the Devilā€™s Highway all the way to Mexico in my EOTW ride. Most people donā€™t realize that Arizona has some serious mountains with Humphreys Peak topping ...
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Evel Knievel Museum adds long lost motorcycle to their collection

by Keith Horinek from https://www.ksnt.com The Evel Knievel Museum located in the Historic Harley Davidson Motorcycle shop held an unveiling of a long lost motorcycle used by Knievel in his daredevil jumps. Knievelā€™s second surviving original American Eagle jump bike was presented to the Evel Knievel Museum by Louis ā€œRocketā€ Re and the Stroop and McCormack families. The ceremony took place in the Evel Knievel Museum. The motorcycle was used by Knievel during his tenure as a motorcycle stunt performer in the 60ā€™s and 70ā€™s. The motorcycle was purchased by Dave Stroop of Belt Montana in 1972. Stroop then rode the bike for several years and eventually stored the bike in his barn. Years later the bike was found and ...
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Harley-Davidson Street Bob Customized

by Daniel Patrascu from https://www.autoevolution.com We may not dare call this Harley-Davidson Street Bob a Lady, but a custom shop by the name of Thunderbike, and the customer who commissioned the build, sure do. In fact, this is the stage name for this German conversion that was completed a while back, in 2014. The motorcycle started life as a Street Bob, a machine Harley itself likes to describe as a ā€œgritty, stripped-down bobber cloaked in black.ā€ Now, the remade two-wheeler was christened Lady, but not before being gifted with tons of custom hardware and a unique paint job that kind of make the Harley description obsolete. But first things first. As usual with most other Thunderbike projects, this too received ...
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10 Steps to Winterize Your Motorcycle

Protect Your Precious Ride When You Can't Ride from Twisted Road I learned what needed to be done, and Iā€™ve perfected this art of moto-hibernation annually over the past five years. So, I now bring you the 10 steps to winterize a motorcycle. Click Here to read this detailed Winter Guide on Bikernet. Join the Cantina - Subscribe Today. https://www.bikernet.com/pages/custom/subscription.aspx
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Here’s Mulato, Brawny Builtā€™s Monstrous Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200

by Silvian Secara from https://www.autoevolution.com If Frankensteinā€™s monster was a one-off motorcycle, this would be it. When seeking to create a stunning one-off cafe racer, the Harley-Davidson Sportster appears to be among many a workshopā€™s favorite picks (weirdly enough). Take, for instance, a 1999 model in HDā€™s feral Sportster 1200 range. This bad boy is put in motion by a malicious Evolution V-twin powerplant that prides itself with a gargantuan displacement of 1,200cc. At around 5,500 revs, the air-cooled colossus is fully capable of producing up to 61 hp, while a brutal torque output of 65 pound-feet (88 Nm) will be supplied at 4,000 rpm. A five-speed transmission enables the engineā€™s monstrous power to reach the reach 16-inch wheel by ...
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Votes needed for 2nd round on Dream Chopper

Hey guys! I have entered this competition and there are only two more days to vote.Ā  I need to be in the top 15 in my group to go to the next level.Ā  You can place a vote EACH day with EACH Facebook account you have. I would very much appreciate this-Vote for Chris Gibbany to build a bike with Paul Teutul, Sr. --Chris Gibbany
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RIDING FREE FROM DC: Your Weekly Biker Bulletin from Inside the Beltway

As votes continue to be counted and races decided here is an update on how some of our champions and allies fared on election day. MRF Legislative Champions: Senator Ron Johnson (Wisconsin) ā€“ Not Up for reelection in 2020 Senator John Thune (South Dakota) ā€“ Not up for reelection in 2020 Senator Joni Ernst (Iowa) ā€“ Won reelection to new 6-year term Senator Gary Peters (Michigan) ā€“ Won reelection to new 6-year term Congressman Tim Walberg (Michigan)- Won reelection to new 2-year term Congressman Michael Burgess (Texas) ā€“ Won reelection to new 2-year term Congressman Collin Peterson (Minnesota) ā€“ Lost reelection Congressman Troy Balderson (Ohio) ā€“ Won reelection to new 2-year term All four co-chairs of the House and Senate ...
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Election 2020 Bikernet Weekly News for November 5, 2020

It's Nuts But We're Going to Have a Blast. Have a helluva weekend and Ride Fast and Free! --Bandit Click Here to read the Weekly News at Bikernet. Join the Cantina Today - Subscribe Now. https://www.bikernet.com/pages/custom/subscription.aspx  
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Harley-Davidson Street Bob Got Pimped

by Daniel Patrascu from https://www.autoevolution.com Custom motorcycles (and custom cars, too) are like wine: the older they are, the more valuable - that's why itā€™s very hard to find a unique two-wheel project from decades ago that is not capable of still turning heads. Take the Harley-Davidson Street Bob we have here. Well, it used to be a Street Bob, as now itā€™s called Pimp Bob thanks to some bold changes made to it by a very lucrative German garage called Thunderbike. The bike is 13 years old. Thunderbike presented it for the first time at the 2007 Custombike festival in Germany. Why weā€™re talking about it today? Well, like weā€™ve already said, we do this because unlike Orange County ...
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BMW S1000XR review: Genuine all-rounder with sportsbike-like performance

by Fraser Addecott from https://www.mirror.co.uk German firm's adventure bike ticks all the right boxes in all the right categories. BMW Motorrad positions the S1000XR in its range of ā€œadventureā€ models, but, in truth, it should be in the ā€œall-rounderā€ category ā€“ if there was one. In fact, itā€™s difficult to pinpoint exactly what sort of bike this is - but only in a good way. Thatā€™s because it offers sportsbike performance, adventure-bike styling and road presence, and tourer comfort and technical features. Itā€™s a great-looking bike, with sleek lines and a wave-like curve to the silhouette. Thereā€™s a choice of three colourways and the paint quality is excellent. On board, the seat is nicely cupped and not too wide, nor ...
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