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Lotsa Different Directions Hey, I said it was the odd Bikernet Weekly news, because we are living in strange times, but there’s always hope. We are actually living in the Best of Times, and everyone has the opportunity to grow, build, learn, better themselves and prosper. I say there’s hope, because like this weekend, brothers and sisters from all over the country are meeting in Harrisburg, PA to discuss strategies for freedom at the Meeting of the Minds. It’s not too late to be a part of the action. There’s always hope. Stay upright and riding free forever. –Bandit Click here to read this week’s news only on Bikernet.com * * * * * * * * * * * * SHOP FOR YOUR NEXT RIDE — click & roar

Hang On for the Wild Reports Hey, I’ve been an outspoken outlaw all my life. More than once, I’ve quit a great job because I didn’t like the direction of the ship. I jumped ship into a paddleboat and made my way into the future. Well, I’m still here and fighting the system for a better, respectful and free future. Let’s hit the news. It’s going to be good. — Bandit Click Here to Read this Week’s News, only on Bikernet.com * * * *

Hey, I ponder the theme for the news every week. Sometimes it’s a no-brainer, sometimes a celebration. I’m headed to an AMCA banquet tonight hopefully on the funky 5-Ball Panhead. My ’48 UL is still for sale. I put it on Hemming’s to check the vintage action. Last weekend, rode in a Poker run out of Deadwood Custom Cycles to support a company training dogs for disabled vets. Riding the hills around Sturgis is like a tour through biker heaven, amazing. Stay strong, free and involved. Ride forever, –Bandit Click Here to read this week’s news only on Bikernet.com * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Want to Support Bikernet.com? Subscribe to the free weekly newsletter (click here) or join Bandit’s Cantina to get free gifts with your membership (click here).

I’m going to put the ’58 Chevy on the market and the ’48 UL. Since I’m not spending bank on the run to Bonneville, I’m buying more parts for the 1913 Board Track racer. I found some flywheels on Ebay and rods. Competition Distributing is now making pistons for the early bikes. The funky Panhead survived its first 100-mile test run with only minor issues. I remember Wolfman Jack saying to the girls, “Are your peaches sweet?” It’s the season and the local peaches are amazing and as big as softballs. It’s never dull around here. Ride Free! –Bandit CLICK HERE TO READ THIS WEEK’s NEWS ONLY ON BIKERNET.com * * * *