For many motorcycle riders, customizing your bike is a rite of passage and absolutely necessary to stand out of the crowd. For others, its sacrilege to touch the pristine machine with anything else but the grime of the road.

I spotted this old, 1962 Chevy in Gillette, Wyoming on my way to Sturgis back in August while I stopped for gas at the Flying J.

The robot apocalypse is upon us. No longer are robots confined to just movies, drones, and terrible Honda robots that have a habit of either falling down stairs or getting kicked down to the ground.

It’s always a great thing when one’s loved ones support their passions and endeavors. In fact, that is often the struggle that people will go through when seeking out people to add to their lives, either romantically or simply through friendship.

We stumbled across a very interesting video on YouTube about a custom painted Bagger. Now, that’s not that unusual, you guys in the forums have custom Harleys painted in some great designs. However, what caught our eyes to these bikes was when the lights were turned off and the paint took on a new light.

For some unknown reason, my dog loves the sound of a V-Twin motor. Paper bags floating in the wind, not so much, but a V-Twin from a Harley or other motorcycle and he goes crazy.

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