I’ve written about how I like some cafe-style Harleys before, and would really love to build an XR750 clone someday. So I’m always interested in projects which take a Harley in a slightly different direction, and I loved this build from Australia’s Kustom Kommune. Now, I know a bunch of members might be turned off by the […] More »
You don’t have to watch too many Russian dash cam videos to know that roads in the land of vodka, borscht and Kalashnikovs can be pretty terrifying. But this Russian motorcyclist wasn’t content to just risk her life by riding her Triumph—she decided to take some revenge on litterbugs. Watch as she hits the road […] More »
Aggressive choppers like Captain America aren’t really my thing, because I like motorcycles that turn and stop, in addition to looking cool. That said? I’ve always appreciated “Captain America” and not just because of it’s starring role in the iconic biker flick Easy Rider. Everything that makes it impractical makes absolutely gorgeous to look at, […] More »
While I was cruising around on the forum this morning, I stumbled across a thread titled “Looking for Harley vids beating up sporty bikes,” and I just had to check it out. Now, as a guy who is simply grateful to have survived my sport bike years with his spinal cord intact, I have tons of respect for crotch rockets—and all motorcycles.
Here on the Forum, members talk a lot about legal issues, from loud pipes, to licensing, to helmet laws. But one of the things I don’t see a lot of conversation about? Splitting lanes. And the reason for that is the only state in the union where it’s legal to drive a motorcycle between cars […] More »
On May 14th of last year, Combat Medic Cody Towse was killed in action while serving in Afghanistan. To honor his memory, and those of all who have been lost to war, his father commissioned Legends Motorcycles in Springville, UT to build a bike dedicated to his son.
Water cooling is a touchy subject here on the forums, to put it mildly. Many members believing it robs Harley’s iconic touring bikes of the beauty and—relative—simplicity which has defined them for decades. But given that it’s a new system, the occasional bug is to be expected Unless you’re Robert Okon, that is. Last Thursday, […] More »
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