Bikes and Builder Department

Stripper from HellBound Steel

"Do you have what it takes? We sold our souls so you don't have to, for the secret to building killer rides with earth shaking, gut wrentching, rip your arms off power. There's no other motorcycle like it. If you can hang on long enough, you'll see what we're talking about. If you can't hang, get out of our way."

Moonshine Express from Blue Star Choppers - Old School Choppers, Ft. Lauderdale

"This bike has been named "Moonshine Express". In the old days, smugglers used to run moonshine with bad-ass hot rod muscle cars. This bike was built to emmulate an old era muscle car. It has the attitude of an old muscle car! It is meant for the true biker. It wasn't built for those people that watch "American Chopper" and think getting paid $150,000 to build a bike for a TrimSpa diet pill is cool because dad and son "argue" in front of the camera! If you want to argue just give me a call and I will be more than happy to yell at you for free! OK enough of the BS...Here is the skinny on this ride!!"

Harley-Davidson Department

Screamin' Eagle NHRA Nitro Harley-Davidson Exhibition Tour Continues

"GLENDORA, CA - Feb. 25, 2006: NHRA announced the continuation of the Screamin' Eagle NHRA Nitro Harley-Davidson exhibition tour to be held at three national events in conjunction with the NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series. The three NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series events in 2006 that will showcase the NHRA Screamin' Eagle Nitro Harley-Davidson exhibitions will be the Checker Schuck's Kragen NHRA Nationals at Firebird International Raceway near Phoenix (Feb. 24-26), the O'Reilly Thunder Valley NHRA Nationals at Bristol (Tenn.) Dragway (April 28-30) and the Virginia NHRA Nationals at Virginia Motorsports Park near Richmond, Va. (Oct. 6-8)."

Pickings Department

Kneeslider found a Boss Hoss worth mentioning and reminded me on a Boss Hoss recent article on motorcycleusa.com. SmartGuy found a 48 cylinder Kawasaki. weird. In case you are fan of the Easy Rider Movie, have a look here. An article about custom motorcycle painter Glen “Slim” Olson showed up from Union-Tribune Publishing.

Chat Department

Last week Bikes n Choppers had many visitors from Germany. CruiserKing mentioned BnC in his custom bicylce weblog. Don´t miss this - very phat ! (respect to CruiserKing!).

It´s kind of crossover between bike and bike :-) ... Goldammer, Krugger, Rooke you will find their motives ...


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Bikes and Builder Department

Huri from ThreeTwoCoppers

"Innovation is a very basic concept. You either set the trends, or you follow them. Rarely is there room for interpretation of this most basic of concepts, especially when it comes to the motorcycle industry. You are either willing to take the risks associated in defining your own sense of style and design, setting yourself apart from the pack...or you become one of those guys you see hunting for his bike in a sea of thousands of other cookie-cutter bikes at ROT"

Harley-Davidson Department

HARLEY-DAVIDSON UNVEILS DESIGN FOR MUSEUM DEVELOPMENT

"MILWAUKEE (February 24, 2006) - Harley-Davidson today unveiled designs for the Harley-Davidson Museum development on 20 acres at the corner of Sixth and Canal Streets near downtown Milwaukee. “The design plan for the Harley-Davidson Museum and its site incorporates striking urban design elements and engages the surrounding water and green spaces,” said Museum Director Stacey Watson. “It also unites the city center with the Menomonee Valley and reflects the industrial heritage of the area and of Harley-Davidson.”"

H-D’s Street Glide redefines highway style. Coming from AMA
Photo by Bill Andrews “Boy, did I score.”

"That’s what I keep thinking as the four of us on the Ride Guide crew (see page 28) point our bikes up the interstate on-ramp, with more than 500 freeway miles ahead of us. See, I had thought this through. And when we divvied up the loaner bikes for our first travel day on the road from Pennsylvania to the North Carolina mountains, I made sure I claimed Harley-Davidson’s Street Glide first."

Harley-Davidson drag motorcycle cruises into Great Falls
By MARC STERGIONIS For the Tribune

"When Tom Cruise and his buddies in the film "Top Gun" cried out "I feel the need for speed!" they had F-14's to fulfill the rush. ... The Destroyer is "the first out-of-the-box drag motorcycle by any manufacturer," Morgan said. "The only thing we do is put on the wheels and wheelie bar," a rolling structure attached to the back of the bike that keeps the front wheel down during hard acceleration."

Pickings Department

The Revolution of the Bobber Kulture
By Alex Mardikian Coming from Von Dutch

"A Rebellious Revolution historically manifested after the Depression in a resistance of early America, enhanced the way freedom is enjoyed today through the Kulture developed by the Bobber. Neither promises nor speeches, commanded by any elected official or representative could amend this revolution, opposing the expression of warfare and political conflict and setting the way for the future course of American defiance. "

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Bike News Department: Exile Cycles

Hellbound Steel 2006 Lineup



Road Tests Department: Harley-Davidson Dyna 35th Anniversary Super Glide FXD135



Events Department: Indian Larry Grease Monkey Block Party



Features Department: Northeast Chop Shop "Red Old School"


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Coming from: Cyril Huze

"Cyril’s a lucky guy: not only he makes a living doing what he loves the most, but from time to time, his work can beneficiate a great cause like raising money to find a cure to muscular dystrophy. The Lynn Jones foundation contacted him to build a bike in memory of Mattie Stepanek, the child poet whose message of peace & hope was spread around the world through his prime time TV appearances and several poetry books. The bike will be auctioned in September during the Jerry Lewis Telethon, with the proceeds going to the Mattie Fund. The funds will help MDA continue seeking additional treatments & cures for childhood neuromuscular diseases."

"Who never fell in love with a Truck Stop Girl? These lyrics from The Byrds inspired Cyril to build this new bike. “Taillight flickering as he pulled up to a truck stop. He was on a ten cities run, in love with a Truck Stop Girl. Her hair piled up high and she had a look in her eyes that would turn any good man’s blood to wine. He was so young and on a 10 cities run, just in love with a Truck Stop Girl”."

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Coming from: Bikernet.com

" I interviewed Brad, the Exile employee who built this bike, and my mind was torn in a flurry of misdirected thoughts. I rode to Harold’s Bar and stumbled through the door into the dank biker saloon. “Sheila, I’m becalmed is a sea of treachery,” I slurred. “I need a pot of rum to fill my sails.” ... He handled all aspects of the build this bike including welding, but not the sheet metal fabrication. “Dylan is the master,” Brad said. With Russell’s input they powder coated all the sheet metal and the frame black chrome with a satin clear finish. It took him 50 hours to complete the bike working week days after work until midnight and half-days on Saturday. That Saturday afternoon it fired to life and so did Brad."

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Coming from: American V UK

"The 'Speedy Burner' has been around as a customised bike for a long time, although not Tony's first Indian to be saved from a mundane life on the reservation, the bare bones of the 'Burner' were completely rebuilt in 1996 into a pretty close semblance of the latest `98 version, sans the Suzuki inverted front-end and a few other refinements. Probably more than anything else, it's the upside-down GSX-R1100 front fork of the latest reincarnation that gives the bike its avant guarde aspect of being slowly dragged headfirst from the 40s into the 90s. ... "

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Coming from: Exile Cycles

"It's our birthday, we're ten years old! We are going to celebrate by holding an Open House on April 22nd 2006. Come and join us for some sex and drugs and rock and roll. O.K. so we lied about the first two, but there will be bands playing, beer flowing, and the lovely Purrfect Angelz dancing up a storm. The event will take place from noon to 6pm at our new shop in North Hollywood. "

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Coming from: Bizjournals.com

"Harley-Davidson Inc. plans to unveil the design of its Harley-Davidson Museum in a press conference Friday morning. The company will build the museum in the Menomonee Valley. Friday's announcement will come more than two years after the Milwaukee-based motorcycle manufacturer announced plans to build the long-planned museum near the intersection of South Sixth and West Canal streets. The unveiling will take place at 9 a.m. at the motorcycle manufacturer's headquarters at 3700 W. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee. "

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Matthew from ArtBiker.com dropped me a note that his show is going up in Daytona next month. Don´t miss to visit him there!

"If you plan to attend Daytona Bike Week, please stop in and see the show, The Art of Chrome and Leather III, at the DeLand Museum of Art. The museum is about 20 minutes inland from Daytona proper and will have it's own rally festivities on Saturday the 4th. The exhibition will open with a big party on Friday, March 3rd and everyone is invited. More info is available on my website as well as the website for the DeLand Museum."

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Coming from: CourierPostOnline.com

"Dressel, who was visiting from California, and his 13-year-old granddaughter, Heather Schenk of Union Beach, Monmouth County, recently toured the Harley-Davidson factory in York, Pa. Each year, about 60,000 people get a glimpse into how the motorcycle giant builds its touring models at the sprawling south central Pennsylvania plant. "It's up close," said Amy Warner, who manages the tour center. "You're right on the factory floor.""

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Coming from: Flyrite Choppers



FRC's 4th 'SAME OLE Open House' April 2, 2006 1-5 PM This year it's a luau, with a roasted pig, surf music, kustom kulture art, bikes & hotrods

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Coming from: insidebikes.com

" Words and pics by Alastair Walker

This sleek lowrider, named `Lucky Seven,’ was produced by Polar Cycles of Yorkshire for Kev Beardsley and is a fine example of a `from-the-ground-up’ custom motorcycle. ... As Stez - owner of Polar Cycles - explained over a brew, there are two basic approaches to custom biking; one is to tweak and personalise a stock metric cruiser, or Harley-Davidson, using a meaty parts catalogue, whilst the second option is to start with a blank beer mat down the pub one night and then try and finance the construction of something totally unique.

Lucky Seven started life as a modified Twin Cam 1450cc, Harley-Davidson Fat Boy, after Kev had a fair amount of work done to his motorcycle to make it look - and ride – differently; Ness Wide Glide forks, Zodiac rear end, RST wheels and brakes etc. "

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Coming from: Choppers, Inc



March 4-11 BLOOD SWEAT & GEARS TOUR -Daytona Bike Week
Main Street, across from The Wreck. Choppers INC booth open all week long. BSGT times: Sun 3/5 12p-2p, Fri 3/10 12p-2p, Sat 3/11 12p-2p. Billy will stick around after the shows for autographs.

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Coming from: HARLEY-DAVIDSON

Milwaukee (February 20, 2006) - MILWAUKEE (February 20, 2006) - The official Harley-Davidson schedule of events for the 65th annual Bike Week at Daytona Beach, Fla., includes activities for the wide variety of motorcycle enthusiasts and visitors expected to attend.

New this year is Harley-Davidson’s participation at three different locations (Ocean Center, Daytona International Speedway and Destination Daytona), events at the Ocean Center early in the week and new activities in the Ocean Center indoor show.

Official Harley-Davidson events at the Ocean Center Arena will run from March 6-11. Highlights include the Harley-Davidson and Buell indoor show (March 7-10 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and March 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.), the annual Ride-In Show Contest (March 8), the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) Live Auction (March 10) and MDA Bike Raffle (March 11). There will also be a H.O.G. and BRAG new product reception on March 6 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., and H.O.G. and BRAG hospitality areas during regular show hours.

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Coming from: Harley-Davidson

Interactive Service Allows Enthusiasts to Rate and Review Their Favorite Roads

MILWAUKEE (February 20, 2006) - Harley-Davidson Motor Company announces its new Great Roads interactive web tool now live in the Experience section of www.harley-davidson.com. The Great Roads tool encourages riders to explore the country on their motorcycles, and enables enthusiasts to rate and review 20 of the nation's scenic byways. Riders have the capability to expand their motorcycle experiences with the aid of the Great Roads web tool by finding new routes and reading personal reviews from fellow enthusiasts who have ridden and rated the areas. Each Great Road listing includes types of scenery and road characteristics - whether the roads are twisty, or if the area is flat or mountainous. It also provides essential travel information for motorcyclists, such as whether there are adequate gas stops, how much traffic to expect and the best time of year to ride the route.

Maps of the Great Roads can be customized for a rider's individual needs using a convenient link to the Harley-Davidson Ride Planner. Great Roads included in the web tool also offer details on local Harley-Davidson dealers in that area, and several offer suggestions for lodging that can be booked through a travel specialist. The Great Roads web tool provides links to other enthusiast services including Authorized Rentals and Tours and Harley-Davidson Shipping. These services help riders overcome constraints such as time and weather to expand their riding and touring opportunities. To rate and review a Great Road, enthusiasts need to create a Harley-Davidson user profile at www.harley-davidson.com , and then link to Great Roads page under the Experience section.

For more information, visit Harley-Davidson's Web site at www.harley-davidson.com.

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Coming from: Rooke Customs

"BUILT FOR THE 2005 BUILD or BUST SHOW. MAKE/MODEL: ROOKE CUSTOMS "KALI KRUISER", FABRICATION: JESSE ROOKE/RUSSELL MITCHEL, ASSEMBLY: JESSE ROOKE/RUSSELL MITCHEL"

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Coming from: Big Bear Choppers

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See this free video with surprising end ...

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Coming from: Marcus Walz Hardcore Cycles

"As the first in Europe living bike builder, Marcus Walz, owner of WALZ HARDCORE CYCLES Germany, was choosed to be part of Discovery Channels successful TV-show "The great Biker Build-Off 5 ". Marcus is the first non American bike builder (with exception of Russ Mitchel who lives in California) who was invited to this show by the producer Hugh King himself.Marcus "rival" in this show will be Mike Prugh of Legend Air-Rides. As with the previous "Biker Build-Offs," each builder will be given two weeks to create a custom motorcycle, from the ground up. Although aesthetics are crucial to all the builds, the contest also requires the bikes to work; the builders must ride them as far as 1,000 miles to major bike events, where attendees vote for their favorite."

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Coming from: CRUISERKING

That´s a Bobber type of BIKE :-)

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Coming from: SuckerPunch Sallys

I love their web presence. Low tech, different and VERY cool. Don´t miss this.

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2006 Victory Kingpin Deluxe - MotorcycleUSA.com: "2006 Victory Kingpin Deluxe
2/13/2006
By Kevin Duke

'Yeah, I figured it would be a good idea to ride up to Canada for the weekend,' I said to the crew at Victory. 'So how about I take one of those Kingpins I enjoyed on our little ride here in Minnesota?'

And so it happened that I rode a Kingpin Deluxe to my family home up in Canada last fall - and nobody knew I was coming.

But that's just the back-story to what is an evaluation of a substantial, high-style cruiser that proves to be charismatic and surprisingly versatile."

Coming from: O School Choppers

Includes: O School Choppers Wide Drive 180/200 Frame and MSO's. 80” blonde EVO motors w/6 speed transmissions and MSO's Complete wide glide front end includes polished forks, chrome tree’s bearings, cups & dust covers, 5 ¾ headlight, risers & bars. (this picture optional spring front end) Your choice: drags or 12” ape hangers.
21” x 2.15 Chrome front wheel – your choice white or black wall 16”x 5.5 Chrome rear wheel white or black wall. O School Choppers Chopper Tank, oil tank and brackets, & drag pipes Polished O School Choppers SS rotors, Billet forward controls

Front and rear brakes discs.

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Coming from: O School Choppers

Part 2 = Paint, wheels, tires.. Roller! Well the frame went off to the painter along with the tank. Dwight from Purcell's Customs has applied the paint according to my color taste. I had chosen a burnt orange / bourbon metallic for its old school look.

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Krugger has found his very own style, which I admire. Combing old racer style with finest craftsmanship is outstanding. Read about his bio and visit his homepage and enjoy the pictures.





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Coming from: Scooter's home

"The only thing that Scooter has done longer than ride motorcycles is take pictures ... so taking pictures of bikes and bikers was a natural. You may have seen his work in Easyrider, Hot Bike, Quick Throttle, Bikes-n-dolls, American Iron, Speed Magazine or on display at the Harley Davidson 100th Anniversary party in Milwaukee. His photographic work on Mexico has been featured in America West Airlines Magazine. Please feel free to browse and leave your comments. Enjoy ... Scooter"

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Coming from: O School Choppers

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Coming from: PelicamProductions

A word from Jeff:

"This DVD is a charity project which benefits a local shelter for abused women and children. It was commissioned as such by the Hollister Rally Committee, so the project (which I wasn't even paid to produce) has absolutely no budget for advertising. Thus, it's still the best kept secret in the biker community, unfortunately... "

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Coming from: American Motorcycle 1902

"Perhaps the first of its kind in the market, a fully customized and highly detailed OEM bagger has been introduced to the public at the recent V-Twin Expo in Cincinnati. The “Apache” Bagger by American Motorcycle 1902 is a totally unique motorcycle built for the rider who wants a long haul two up motorcycle built to put the miles on in comfort and above all else in customized style. This motorcycle rocked those in attendance and created a stir throughout the event."

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Coming from: DBBP

"After visiting the Bobber Shop, we drove up the old highway one towards Santa Cruz. A beautiful drive but better done by daylight. We got as far as Monterey where we checked into a motel. The next day we had breakfast in Santa Cruz with Jeremy from Proper Choppers with his partner, Joe from Crime Scene Choppers with his son Kolya and Alan Sputhe with his wife."

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Coming from: MotorcycleUSA.com

"Big Dog Motorcycles K-9 Wins Award 2/14/2006 Big Dog Motorcycles, the leader in the high-style cruiser niche and the largest manufacturer of chopper-style motorcycles in the world, is pleased to announce its newest chopper model, the K-9, received the 2006 V-Twin Bike Of The Year award by Easyriders Magazine at the V-Twin Expo, held February 3-5 in Cincinnati, Ohio. This marks the second consecutive year the company has received the top award. In 2005, Big Dog Motorcycles was honored for its Bulldog. Nick Messer, President, Big Dog Motorcycles, accepted the award. Also present were Dustan Hahn, Chief Technical Officer; Marvin Bachman, Engineering Design Manager; and Shawn Berkley, Industrial Designer."

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Coming from: bigbearchoppers

"We will be building a bike in a Build Off against Metry Custom Cycles. Filming starts early February and judging will be held at Bruce Rossmeyer's Destination Daytona on March 9th during Daytona Bike Week. Airdates to be determined. Come back for updates and photos as it happens ‘BIKER BUILD-OFF’ ROARS BACK FOR FIFTH SEASON; ORIGINAL PRODUCTIONS’ SERIES TO AIR IN FALL ’06 Los Angeles, Calif. – February 6, 2006 – “Biker Build-Off,” the consistently popular series from Original Productions that made custom bike-building a mass culture phenomenon, is back for its fifth season on Discovery, launching in the Fall of 2006. Production begins today on the latest series of contests in which 26 fabricators will square off in 13 head-to-head competitions. By the time the final detail is applied to the last bikes, these trend-setting builders will have once again set the standard for what makes choppers cool. “In the six years since we started spotlighting chopper culture, we’ve seen how these bike legends as well as hot-shot newcomers connect with a huge, diverse audience,” says “Biker Build-Off” creator Thom Beers, CEO and Executive of Original Productions, and the man who first saw the television appeal of biker competitions. “With each series, we boost the excitement and celebrate the phenomenon even more. Season five will continue that tradition.”

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Coming from: Cook Custom Motorcycles

"Cook Custom Choppers, formerly Midwest Choppers Milwaukee, designers and constructors of entirely hand-built motorcycles - works of art with a heart as cold as steel. Looks that provide the kind of inspiration than can be best summed up in a single word - lust (motorcycles have a way of bringing that out in a person)! very Cook Custom is a one-of-a-kind experience - unlike a mass-produced motorcyle, no two are identical. If you have a dream motorcycle in mine, we can build it for you - we may have even created your dream and have it waiting for you! The following are examples of our work - there is no conventional list of products such as what is found with mass-produced bikes. "

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Coming from: Ars Technica

Amazing! Thanks to SmartGuy Press for finding!

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Coming from: Bikernet.com

"Kevin cook contacted Bikernet not long ago with this killer Triumph bobber. I was all for featuring it, but he told me it was accepted by the outlaw staff of the HORSE for a feature. Great! I have some pics on disc,” Kevin said, “and I will attach the article that will come out in the next issue of The Horse. We have a code. We won’t publish a feature before a mag has featured the bike and it’s had it’s run on the newsstands. Not fair to the reader to see it on Bikernet, then pay to read it again in print. So I checked with Geno at the HORSE. "

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BUELL INTRODUCES XBRR PRODUCTION RACING MOTORCYCLE
Race-Use-Only Bike Brings Buell Full Circle

"Erik Buell and company come full circle with the introduction of the 2007 Buell XBRR, a limited-edition production racing motorcycle designed exclusively for closed course competition. A spiritual successor to Buell’s first motorcycle, the 1983 RW750, the XBRR is poised to change the face of privateer racing with a professional-level, race-ready, production-based platform featuring top-shelf racing technology and typical Buell innovation. “The XBRR combines the current culmination of Buell’s leading edge chassis technology and Harley-Davidson’s air-cooled V-Twin powertrain development in a platform designed by and developed for dedicated racers,” said Erik Buell, Chairman and Chief Technical Officer, Buell Motorcycle Company. For Erik Buell, the XBRR marks a return to his racing roots. As a successful privateer road racer early in his career, Buell eventually built his own race bikes for the AMA's then-premier Formula 1 class. The RW750 was a hand-built race bike, and it became the first official Buell motorcycle. Two were produced before the AMA discontinued the class after 1985. Buell then translated his race-bred design principles into a line of successful street bikes leading up to the current XB platform. The Buell XBRR features a modified XB Thunderstorm 1339cc (103.6mm bore x 79.4mm stroke) air/oil-cooled V-Twin motor rated at 150-hp (measured at the crankshaft). The engine is fed by a dual-downdraft 62mm throttle-body electronic fuel injection system and a ram-air intake system integrated with a new wind-tunnel developed carbon fiber fairing."

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Coming from: CHARLIE BRECHTEL

Now playing: "Bikers: The Inner Circle" Internet Radio Show WITH GUEST APPEARANCES BY MANY WELL KNOWN BIKERS from February, 11th

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Riders want bikes built to fit their style. By Michael A. Brothers News-Leader

"When Mike Edwards is riding his motorcycle, he doesn't want to see another bike like his under someone else's torso. He wants his bike to be different. More than that, he wants it to be unique.Into motorcycles since age 18, the local Department of Energy employee decided a few years ago to have a bike custom-built to his taste and riding style. "So I could have a one-of-a-kind," he says. Edwards' bike, built by Guillotine Choppers in Lamar, isn't as outlandish as some of the custom jobs featured on the television shows and magazines that helped make these bikes so popular in recent years. But it is his own design, even if he didn't actually build it."

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(1)Jason Hart vs Brian Klock
(2)Detroit Bros. vs Jason Kangas
(3)Kim Suter vs Gypsy Charros(woman from the big easy)
(4)Matt Hotch vs Roger Goldammer
(5) Russell Mitchel vs Billy Lane
(6)Marcus Walz vs Michael Prugh
(7)Mike Metzger vs Larry Linkogle(metric)
(8) Toscla(the big easy) vs Kevin Alsop(Big Bear)
(9)Scott Long vs Trevelene(old school)
(10)Roland Sands vs Jesse Rooke
(11)Pitts vs Harold Pontarell
(12) Paul Yaffe vs Dave Perowitz
(13 )Craig Whitford vs Michael Long(trikes)

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Coming from: Bikernet.com

"As soon as I sat on the bike, I noticed the unique riding position. You actually feel as if you are sitting in the bike rather than on it. The seat also comes up high on your lower spine to give you the support you would need on the long trips. I started her up and noticed the deep rumble of the Vance and Hines Big Shots with the slash tips thundering across the parking lot. A little tame for my taste, but that would change with the quick removal of her restrictive baffles. I like to set car alarms off from a mile away!"

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