The 5th stop of the Progressive International Motorcycle Shows Tour took place at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York, Friday, December 13 through Sunday, December 15. Attendees reveled in hundreds of North American motorcycle models from the world's leading manufacturers. The New York Motorcycle Show also played host to several new model announcements from manufacturers such as Dirico Motorcycles USA. Black Hawk Down Custom Motorcycle! Dirico Motorcycles USA unveiled a one-of-a-kind custom designed motorcycle with Retired U.S. Army LTC. Danny R. McKnight, one of the real-life veterans portrayed in the book and movie. The motorcycle will also be sold at the upcoming Barrett Jackson Auction in Scottsdale January 12-19, 2014 with all proceeds going to the Veteran's ...

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    Cantina XMAS 2013 Text and Photos by David Cambell The night before Christmas Done with working and riding for the day Just pondering things a little risque The Springer is locked up tight in the shop Back from a romp down the sweet blacktop CLICK TO SEE WHAT COMES NEXT!        Cantina Members ONLY If you are not a Cantina Member, you really are missing out on a lot!  Join The Cantina - Click Below... Join Now!  

    Scooter Tramp Scotty Brings Toys, Santa, Happiness and Smiles Photos and text by Scooter Tramp Scotty ABATE of Louisiana was founded by B.B.’s late husband Pops some 33 years ago. Pops then organized this toy run the following year. Its purpose is to benefit the residence of a home for mentally retarded kids. Well…almost kids. Although their ages range from 6 to 60, most have the mind of a 5-year-old child. But we brought no toys this day because, before the run ever started, each kid (I really can’t call them anything else) gets to write down what he wants from Santa Claus. These wish lists are then distributed by the C.M.A (Christian Motorcycle Association), ABATE and other ...

    MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE BIKERNET FAMILY May Your 2014 Be Absolutely Amazing! Make The Most Of Every Day.

    3-Generation Basket Case Project Knucklehead By Christine Paige Diers This 1938 Knucklehead was put together with lots of found parts – some of which were original. Gillette, Wyoming builder Gary Garlick purchased the ’38 EL motor in Idaho where it was also rebuilt. Gary and his children and nephews then went to Green River Wyoming to purchase an early model Knucklehead frame and oil bag. The transmission was from a 1953 Panhead. The 2003 FL Springer was purchased off of E-Bay from a man in California, and the Speedometer was an original purchased from a meticulous collector out of Canada. CLICK TO READ ARTICLE   Advertisement  

The American Motorcyclist Association is offering a special discount to its members on tickets for AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, July 11-13, 2014, at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio. AMA members can purchase a weekend pass for $45 or a one-day pass for $25, saving $5 off the regular advance purchase rate. The AMA member discount is in addition to the regular $10 savings on advance ticket purchases, and there is no service charge for AMA members when purchasing through the AMA. AMA member pricing, available through May 27, is only available by calling the AMA directly at (800) 262-5646. In addition to these exclusive AMA member ticket savings, all kids under 12 will be admitted free with ...

    NEW Just Added to JACK'S WILD GALLERIES in The Cantina Uncovered at Fantacy Fest - 2013 Photos By Jack Mcintyre SEE MORE IN THE CANTINA - Members Only!! If you are not a member you are missing out! Click here for Cantina Membership    

    The Famous Dr. John Drops By For a Visit Photos and text by Scooter Tramp Scotty On winter’s slow migration south for the warmer climates of Florida, I stopped into New Orleans for a visit with a friend who lives in the famous French Quarter. For almost six weeks I’ve been camped on Burgundy St (one block north of Bourbon St) in the back yard of the little house belonging to the motorcycle riding, dready chick, known as B.B. St. Roman. Hailing from the generation just before my own, B.B. has a very colorful history. But the person I’d like to talk about now is the famous Dr. John, because he dropped by the house last week and ...

  The perfect Holiday Gift Guide Served on Ice, with Bike Shows and News On The Side Another challenging week and a full moon. Watch out for those bastards, I mean the full moons. They seem to unleash the evil, and test our souls. Sure, that sounds strange, but we all have bad days. Instead of getting wrapped in negativity, look at it as a test, or just another challenge you will overcome and move beyond. It’s all about helping others and reaching your goals. We like that mantra around here. It doesn’t always work, but we reach out daily to help or brothers and sisters in the industry. Let’s hit the news: CLICK TO READ NEWS