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Click Here to read the latest Weekly News only on Bikernet.com I receive numerous inspirational quotes from brothers here, in India and from Ray in Australia. I enjoy them, find solace, comfort and inspiration in seemingly troubled times. Here’s the odd aspect and I say this a lot. These are the best of times. We have access to more technology, health benefits, knowledge, travel, bike parts, beauty, wealth, love, peace, you name it, than ever before. So, what do we do? Except for Bikers, folks are depressed, killing each other, fighting, slappig their ol’ ladies around, screaming that we are doomed… Bikers represent all that’s good in this world by building more loud-pipe, cool choppers and riding free forever. Every time a chopper or loud-pipe performance bagger blazes down the street, put your thumbs up. That annoying bastard knows what life is truly all about. Ride free forever! –Bandit * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * NEVER RIDE UNAWARE ! Simply Subscribe to Bikernet’s Weekly Newsletter. Its the motorcycling news you can use. Click Here to know!

Click Here to Read the Weekly News only on Bikernet.com Hey, This week we published a piece about the state of the Chopper magazine market on Bikernet. As usual, when we delve into a topic, shit gets crazy. It’s the nature of every industry. Fifty years ago, life was simple, but exploding. It’s still exploding. You know and face it daily. Go buy a refrigerator. Now there are a thousand options, sizes and brands. Hell, try to buy a new pair of jeans from Wrangler. Okay, so there are more riders than ever before, if we’re not banned tomorrow. Each guy or gal has their own style of riding and machines. Then we come up against technology including the internet and social media. Every time something surfaces it divides the market and with each new technology we have opportunities and obstacles. Let’s hit the news. — Bandit * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Click Here to Support Freedom – See Membership Options for Bandit’s Cantina x

Click Here to Read this Week’s News only on Bikernet.com Hey, Another magnificent day in Paradise. If you’re into politics I know you’re on the edge of your seat. If you’re into football, you’re on the edge of your seat. If you’re into chopper building, you’re on the edge of your bench trying to make shit happen. I’m sorta on the edge of my seat over several elements of this year. There are new book projects, movie and TV efforts. It’s going to be damn exciting with new builds, going to the Texas mile to test the Salt Torpedo, then to Bonneville hopefully. Let’s see how the world works through the following week. Think Freedom, it always works. –Bandit Click and Support Bikernet.com for the first streamlined trike landspeed record  

Click Here to Read this week’s News only on Bikernet.com Hey, It’s that time of the year, when we reflect on what we’ve done in 2022 and what we plan for 2023. Think about all of the anecdotes and the sheer potential of life in America. Like I told my grandson, it’s time to dream a little. Anything is possible. Okay, so what’s Bandit, Bikernet and 5-Ball going to do next year? You can bet we’re going to do something, even if it’s wrong… It’s going to be a very exciting year. Hang on, join your local or national motorcycle rights group for freedom to ride. Let’s hit the news. –Bandit * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Roll up your 5/8 Jak shirt sleeves & stuff those stockings into the New Year, get some books to inspire your next adventure or stash it all in a Bandit’s bedroll. Visit: https://5-ballgarage.com/

THIS WEEK IN THE NEWS: * is there another Easy Rider Movie in the works? * Advertisements and Pop-ups on free content websites * TMZ & Jay Leno * Roland Sands new baggage solution * Loud pipes and its Road Test * Custom Indian Scout Rogue * Wisdom Quotes * SEMA & the mid-term elections * Harley-Davdson Calendar * new David Uhl artwork * Hal Robinson cartoons *** AND SO MUCH MORE COOL EASYREADING STUFF Click Here to Read the December 1, 2022 Weekly News on Bikernet.com * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *