Lothario Fade introduced the girl to the ride confident she’d be amused and beguiled with his sanguine sway. As they dallied in line the dazzle of lights and whir of contraptions awakened his joy and roused reckless pulse within, he leaned close to her, inhaling the intoxicating aroma of her perfume, a whiff of lavender and hint of medicinal potent spirits. He slipped his dark hand around her naked waist, his thick fingers dawdling on the band of her polka dot pedal pushers while he eyed the contours of her tank top and pressed his lips to her ear, whispering. Keep reading.

Bikernet.com turned 20 this year. Bikernet was one of the first efforts at online custom motorcycle entertainment in 1996. It grew from a library of fiction to featuring full bike features, news, techs, events, legislation and so much more. Bikernet.com currently houses over 15,000 pages of content. "It was as if we created one issue of a magazine and kept adding pages," said Keith R. Ball, the publisher. "And each page is available to readers all over the world, 24/7." As internet technology changes rapidly, a number of opportunities were offered to the Bikernet team. They could make the entire library of Bikernet.com content mobile friendly, and offer advertising opportunities like never before. Currently, sponsor ads run on the home ...

Source: NHRA Victory Motorcycles will return to the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series in 2017, as the company will again partner with two-time Pro Stock Motorcycle champion Matt Smith and his successful Matt Smith Racing team. Victory joined the NHRA in 2015 with Smith and has been running a two-motorcycle team for the last two years, with Smith's wife Angie also racing a Victory Gunner. "It means a lot to me that Victory is coming back," Matt Smith said. "We've been developing a new motor for the last several months, and we're doing new bodywork for the 2017 season. We should be even better next year." Matt Smith has made the Countdown to the Championship in each of the ...

This year, for my annual trip to Sturgis, I took my 2015 Harley Street Gilde FLHXS. I was excited to ride my new black Street Glide special, which has the worst stock suspension of a modern day motorcycle, let alone any other $25,000 bike I've ridden. I will save my rant on this subject and just get to my Street Glide suspension solution review. Before leaving on the Sturgis run with Bandit on his 2014 Indian Chief, I knew I needed to solve this ride issue because I could not ride 100 miles without serious pain. Fortunately, I had a new pair of 412 Progressive rear shocks I could swap out for the over-sprung rear shocks that came on the ...

When the new M-8 hit the news we were all curious as hell. Would Harley buckle to some government regulation and build a liquid cooled engine? Weren’t they still dialing in the Twin Cam? Would the new engine deal with Twin Cam issues? And finally, wow, how time flies. Seems like yesterday the Twin Cam was introduced. The crew at Bikernet started to ask questions. Unfortunately no one in the aftermarket had any issues yet. Reviews were strong and impressive. Acceleration was smooth and deliberate. The bikes handled better, we were immediately excited about the single cam, but it was driven by a chain again? We started to ask questions. Continue reading.

Learn how to install the new Tension Reliever Manual Primary Chain Adjuster. Twin Power has added an instructional video to their website to show you how to install the part and this simple installation can result in longer component life. Brand Manager James Simonelli shows you how to install the part. Continue reading.

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Although Triumph Motorcycles didn't really have a large booth or presence at the recent IMS in Long Beach, Ca, we spotted one of their brand new Bobbers on a dealer's display. We couldn't pass up the opportunity to share a video of this pretty cool ride that's aimed at a young urban audience. We found that the fit and finish on this stock custom were amazing. Triumph's new Bobber is one heck of a custom ride. What do you think?

We found this crazy custom exhaust system while surfing the net. That's an impressive piece of custom work. Would you do this on your bike?