Saturday, September 4, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
Motorcycle Pictures of the Week - Jose
Here are my Pictures of the Week as displayed on the Motorcycle Views Website. These are taken from the Moto Pic Gallery. See Jose with his 2005 Honda Shadow Aero. We need more pictures of men and women with their motorcycles. Get your picture in. For details, see Motorcycle Pictures of the Week.If you'd like to see your bike as Picture of the Week, submit a picture of you and your bike along with a description of the bike.
Bike modification for new look of your bike
Bike modification is very good idea to modify the normal and ordinary bikes to give them a complete new look. These days more and more bikers like the concept of bike modifications to bring the change to their bikes. Bike modification in Delhi is very famous and popular among the young boys.
These days pulsar bike modification is very much in trend across the country to rock the people with the sporty looks in the bikes. bike modification Mumbai is also a big sector where so many people come with their ordinary bikes to give the sporty and stylish looks with the help of different sorts of modifications.
Bike modification in India has become a new trend among the boys therefore a large number of people buy cheap bikes and get them modified at the reasonable cost by this way their bikes get the brand new sporty looks in less amount of money.
These days pulsar bike modification is very much in trend across the country to rock the people with the sporty looks in the bikes. bike modification Mumbai is also a big sector where so many people come with their ordinary bikes to give the sporty and stylish looks with the help of different sorts of modifications.
Bike modification in India has become a new trend among the boys therefore a large number of people buy cheap bikes and get them modified at the reasonable cost by this way their bikes get the brand new sporty looks in less amount of money.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Peter Lenz, Teen Motorcycle Racer, Dies at Indy
Peter Lenz, 13, was killed yesterday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway after his motorcycle crashed and he was hit by another racer. Here's an excerpt by Jonathan Welsh of the Wall Street Journal:
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"The death of 13-year-old motorcycle racer Peter Lenz yesterday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway raises the question: How young is too young for kids participating in inherently dangerous motorsports? It is also sure to fuel debate over how motorsports sanctioning groups balance risk and entertainment when putting together programs (like Sunday’s races) that combine amateur and professional events." -- Jonathan Welsh
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Coast-to-Coast on a 95-Year-Old Harley
This story caught my eye. It tells of a coast-to-coast antique motorcycle race, the Motorcycle Cannonball Run, to start September 10, 2010 from Kitty Hawk, NC and end in Santa Monica, CA. One rider plans to ride a 1911 Harley-Davidson Silent Grey Fellow all the way. Here's an excerpt from an article appearing in the Simi Valley Acorn written by Angela Randazzo"
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"While the antique motorcycle’s thrust pales in comparison to today’s street bikes capable of speeds in excess of 200 mph, Simi Valley resident Paul Watts, the proud owner of an 11F, is hoping the 95-year-old bike is capable of carrying him across the country." -- Angela Randazzo
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Are You Being Discriminated Against?
Have you had the police single you out for a traffic stop? Are you a tiny minority as a motorcycle rider in your city? See what happened to one lady rider in New York City. Here's an excerpt from an article by Honey Berk in AOL Autos:
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"Even more alarming are reports of the NYPD conducting allegedly unconstitutional motorcycle-only checkpoints, and regularly ticketing riders based upon incorrect interpretation of motor vehicle regulations. One of the most telling cases is that of Karen Perrine, a graphic designer from Staten Island, who was ticketed in October 2005 for riding her motorcycle in the high-occupancy-vehicle (HOV) lane on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Armed with the knowledge that federal law permits motorcyclists to ride in HOV lanes on federally funded roadways, Perrine decided to fight the ticket in court with the assistance of the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA)." -- Honey Berk
Read the complete article to see what's going on across the country.
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