GSXR-600 motorcycle accident.
Thankfully she is a smart rider and wore good gear but should also had motorcycle boots . . . just may have saved her ankle.
Lesson taught and understood. Wear your gear!
Don’t let anyone ride your bike, and don’t ride passenger on your own bike. Riding 2-up changes the way the bike handles. (more…)
It’s been 49 years since my Harley Davison chopper took first place at a show in the New York City Coliseum.
After taking a break from motorcycling to spend 20 years enjoying hang gliding, about five years ago I got back into custom choppers.
This motorcycle site was set up originally just as a hobby site and even though choppers have gone out of favor (I’m sure they’ll be back) of baggers, I’m still totally hooked on their looks, power and most of all, they are smooth highway cruising. (more…)
San Diego Mission Beach Father’s Day Cruise to Belmont Park.
The weather forecast for this Sunday Father’s Day is very hot, so cool down at Mission Bay’s Belmont Park Hot Rod and motorcycle show.
Naturally to view the show which runs from 10 AM to 3 PM, it’s totally free! If you’d like to enter your Hot Rod or motorcycle there is a very modest fee. (more…)
Bike Night – Cajon Cruise – June 15, 2016 is Bike Nite at this FREE weekly event in the heart of beautiful Downtown El Cajon. See the best bikes in the county. Lots of classic, choppers & touring bikes, plus great food, and great entertainment.
Every week this weekly event has a specially themed show.
A motorcycle rider takes a turn with too much speed and ends up losing control. Luckily the motorcyclist only suffered a fractured collarbone, along with a few scratches.
Looks like somebody got a little too freaked out passing that “Left Lane Ends” warning sign at about 80 miles an hour and over corrected juuuuuuust a wee bit too far to the right. “An’ another one rides the bus, hey, hey!!!…”, well, at least until his arm finishes its stint in the sling… 😀 (more…)
Naughty Girls of Sturgis was filmed in Sturgis, S.D. on the 75th Anniversary of the Black Hills Rally.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
The first rally was held by Indian Motorcycle riders on August 14, 1938, by the “Jackpine Gypsies” motorcycle club, who still own and operate the tracks, hillclimb, and field areas where the rally is centered. (more…)
San Diego Motorcycle Stunt Crash at San Diego Harley Davidson Bike Night.
First of all, that me say that the stunt rider in this video did not get injured. Plus, the bike did get some damage but it all looked relatively minor when seen close-up.
Now doing wheelies on lightweight Japanese bikes is one thing, but, on Harley-Davidson’s bikes it’s quite another. (more…)
This is a prime example of government stupidity! The city’s top cop made good on his promise to destroy dozens of ATVs and dirt bikes seized during illegal rides through the city.
What a real waste of taxpayer money, perhaps I should say potential money. I can understand the police in New York City sending a message but why do they have to send the message by crushing dirt bikes and ATVs after they’ve confiscated them? Just doing a news conference in front of these confiscated by which surely send the same message when it’s played on TV. But, the real difference would be that then the city could sell these confiscated motorcycles and ATVs and raise funds for the city and the police department. (more…)
This was bike night at San Diego Harley Davison. This video is the first of about two or three that I’m going to be putting together about this event. This video is a short overview of the happening
There were about five Harley Davison stunt riders that were performing right on Marina Boulevard in front of the dealership. Unfortunately early on in the stunt riding one rider laid his bike down. Luckily, eating get hurt and the bike just got a broken peg and a couple of bad scrapes. (more…)
Biker stunt with 148 bikers in a movie theater. Bikers at the movies . . Bikers in Belgium in a movie theatre. Some innocent couples want to take their seat, but the room is filled with not-so- friendly gentlemen… How will they react? Really different type of biker commercial!