LA Calendar Motorcycle Show performer and singer songwriter Katie Cole has just released her latest new song and video called 'I Can't Wait' which is now blasting up the American music charts. A native of Melbourne, Australia, Katie migrated with a pack of Koala Bears to Los Angeles some 5 years ago to pursue her career as a singer song writer in pop rock music.  The talent and beautiful Aussie was introduced to LA Calendar Show and FastDates.com Calendar producer Jim Gianatsis by Elizabeth Nicole, another very talented singer songwriter performing at the Show, with Jim then signing Katie to perform in the Calendar Girl Music Festival at the annual bike event the last 2 years. When not performing around the country, you can also find Katie playing at local clubs venues in the Los Angeles area.

Katie introduced her first music album and video 'Lost Inside the Moment" two years ago with the help of acclaimed record producer Howard Willing to much critical praise, followed by 3 Nominations at this year's prestigious LA Music Awards. Her sophomore album featuring the new song 'I Can't Wait' is named "Lay It All Down" and will be released shortly. Katie's current music and videos can be found and purchased on YouTube, iTunes and Amazon, as well as on her website with a schedule of upcoming live performances at http://www.KatieColeOfficial.com.

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Westside Customs Motorcycle Shop offers decades of experience to its customers – even though it has only been open since August.

Brothers Steve and Terry Myers teamed up with Scott Sweet to open the shop that offers repair and customization on street motorcycles, dirt bikes and even all-terrain vehicles.

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This is a video that's been around, but a classic never gets old… Enjoy.

The new Screamin' Eagle® Street Cannon Performance Slip-On Mufflers (P/N 64900186, $389.95) from Harley-Davidson® Genuine Motor Accessories® are tuned to give Harley-Davidson® Touring models an exhaust note with extra-deep bass – a rumble that will enhance that famous Harley sound yet preserve peace with the neighbors. The four-inch-diameter Street Cannon chrome mufflers have tuned baffles and extra internal volume to balance tone and performance, with the right amount of back pressure for a smooth-running ride. A die-cast Screamin' Eagle® medallion and a selection of end cap designs (sold separately) are available to provide an extra custom touch.

Screamin' Eagle® Street Cannon Performance Slip-On Mufflers fit 50-state 2009-later Touring and Trike models, except 2010 Street Glide® and Road Glide® Custom and models equipped with 110 CI engines. Installation requires separate purchase of muffler clamps and end caps. 

Federal land managers will ban motorcycles on a popular trail system near Colorado Springs to protect the endangered greenback cutthroat trout.

The Colorado Springs Gazette reported Wednesday (http://tinyurl.com/afzgjon ) the Forest Service will close the trails around Bear Creek in the Pike National Forest to settle a lawsuit filed by the Center for Biological Diversity.

The suit said erosion from motorcycles damages fish habitat.

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The new Stealth Tour-Pak® Luggage Rack (P/N 53000242 Chrome, P/N 53000247 Gloss Black; $239.95) from Harley-Davidson® Genuine Motor Accessories® adds flowing style and protects the lid of Harley-Davidson Tour-Pak luggage. Its six cantilevered aerodynamic rails appear to float above the center spar, imparting a lighter-than-air profile. Hidden mounting hardware adds to the clean design. The Stealth Rack fits King, Chopped and Razor-Pak Tour-Pak® lids, and mounts in the same position as the Original Equipment rack on the Ultra Limited model and the accessory Premium and Air Wing Tour-Pak luggage racks, so no additional drilling is required to replace those racks. Bungee Cord Soft-Hook Extensions (P/N 52300140, $12.95) can be used to secure luggage on the rack. The kit includes all mounting hardware. This rack does not fit CVO models or those with the Color-Matched Tour-Pak® Spoiler kits. 

The Environmental Protection Agency is ready to drop its requirement that motorcycles undergo emissions inspections in the Valley, the last area in the country to require the tests.

The agency said this month that it is prepared to accept a request from state environmental officials that motorcycle tests be discontinued.

The change could take effect by next year, said Colleen McKaughan, an associate director in the air division at the EPA regional office in San Francisco.

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