Yamaha Spark 135 Racing Modifies by Thai Shop.
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Sturgis Rally Going Strong
Just a reminder: you can see, touch and play with any of our products (such as the motorcycle GPS mounts, satellite radio mounts or our new DeluxeCAM camera mount) if you visit our booth in Sturgis, SD! Look for the green awning in the parking lot of the J&P Cycles store on Lazelle Street. Hours are 9am to 6:30pm from now through Saturday!
New video: How to mount GPS on a motorcycle
We just uploaded video clips showing how to mount a GPS on your motorcycle. You can see them here: http://www.leadermotorcycle.com/page/L/CTGY/GPS
Sunday, August 3, 2008
More and more owner of motorcycle
In Developed countries has motorbike is assumed [by] a real ordinary thing, different with flower nations of all main roads / protocol always pass by quickly motorcycle
. Why that way ? Mostly in Transportation problem developed countries have been overcome with mass transportation ( either train, bus or other). Beside accuracy of time expense of also cheaper relative.
This hardly leaving for back with Developing countries, besides tranportasi is less, as for often mistimes and its(the cost is also expensive. SO for they are better buys motorbike. Though if it is thought farther level of contamination of pollution would be more and requires more gasoline also.
. Why that way ? Mostly in Transportation problem developed countries have been overcome with mass transportation ( either train, bus or other). Beside accuracy of time expense of also cheaper relative.
This hardly leaving for back with Developing countries, besides tranportasi is less, as for often mistimes and its(the cost is also expensive. SO for they are better buys motorbike. Though if it is thought farther level of contamination of pollution would be more and requires more gasoline also.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
BMW Recalls Certain 2007 Motorcycle Models for Steering Damper Problem
BMW has issued a recall of certain 2007 F800S, F800ST, K1200GT, K1200R, K1200R Sport, and R1200R motorcycles.
It is possible for the coating to separate from the inside face of the steering damper housing. If this happened, the coating could partially clog the oil bores within the damper. If this occurred, the steering damper could become stiff increasing the risk of a crash.
428 units are affected.
Check out my Motorcycle Recalls feature for more details.
It is possible for the coating to separate from the inside face of the steering damper housing. If this happened, the coating could partially clog the oil bores within the damper. If this occurred, the steering damper could become stiff increasing the risk of a crash.
428 units are affected.
Check out my Motorcycle Recalls feature for more details.
Friday, August 1, 2008
A moment of shame that I had to bear for something I did not do.
I was at the Dodge dealership getting my Charger worked on for some maintenance.
The service writer, the service technician and I were going over what I needed to have done to my car. We started B.S.- ing about riding motorcycles, because they saw the Harley sticker on my car.
They asked, "Do you ride?", and the answer was of course, "Yes."
I asked, "Do you guys ride?" They both replied, "Yes".
Long story short....
The service writer was on his way back to the service writer's booth area to do some paperwork to put me in a free laoner for a few hours while they worked on the Charger. The Tech. lowered my car down from being hoisted, so I could get some personal belongings out of the car. While lowering the car, he asks me, "Do you have a Harley?" I proudly say "Yes."
He then replies, "I've got a bike, but it's only a Kawasaki." I say, "Only a Kawasaki?, You say that like you are ashamed of it." He says, "No, but it ain't a Harley." I told him, "Who cares! If you're into Kawasaki's, then you are into Kawasakis. You don't need to apologize." He said, "That's nice to hear from someone who rides a Harley. Because about 8 out of ten times I wave to someone riding a Harley, they don't wave back." I said, "That's Bullshit that that happens. People shouldn't care what you are riding as long as you are out there having fun. That's what it's all about, not what you're riding. Most guys I ride with, including me, don't give a shit about what anyone else rides. I love Harleys, but that's just me. I wave to people riding scooters."
At that particular moment, I truly felt ashamed to be associated with a crowd that acts this way. It's not what I see, but then again, I'm sure it happens too. Isn't what we preach that bikers help ALL bikers, no matter what? It's like an unwritten code of biker ethics or creed in the biker world. It is what the brotherhood of bikers is about to me. So why wouldn't you recriprocate this feeling of brotherhood to ANY biker waving to you? Any wone who snubs a wave for the sole reason of what the other person is riding, or not riding, should be completely ASHAMED! I guess what I'm trying to say here, is that we all have preferences on what to ride, and what we think is the best. But none of that changes the person who is riding it. We are all equal, even if we don't think the motorcycles each of us chooses to ride are. I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Do I think Harley Davidson is the best damn bike on this planet... You bet! But just 'Cause I love Harleys doesn't mean anyone else has to. I give an honest and sincere statement here when I say, I don't care what you ride.
Peace to ALL riders!
Mr. Motorcycle
The service writer, the service technician and I were going over what I needed to have done to my car. We started B.S.- ing about riding motorcycles, because they saw the Harley sticker on my car.
They asked, "Do you ride?", and the answer was of course, "Yes."
I asked, "Do you guys ride?" They both replied, "Yes".
Long story short....
The service writer was on his way back to the service writer's booth area to do some paperwork to put me in a free laoner for a few hours while they worked on the Charger. The Tech. lowered my car down from being hoisted, so I could get some personal belongings out of the car. While lowering the car, he asks me, "Do you have a Harley?" I proudly say "Yes."
He then replies, "I've got a bike, but it's only a Kawasaki." I say, "Only a Kawasaki?, You say that like you are ashamed of it." He says, "No, but it ain't a Harley." I told him, "Who cares! If you're into Kawasaki's, then you are into Kawasakis. You don't need to apologize." He said, "That's nice to hear from someone who rides a Harley. Because about 8 out of ten times I wave to someone riding a Harley, they don't wave back." I said, "That's Bullshit that that happens. People shouldn't care what you are riding as long as you are out there having fun. That's what it's all about, not what you're riding. Most guys I ride with, including me, don't give a shit about what anyone else rides. I love Harleys, but that's just me. I wave to people riding scooters."
At that particular moment, I truly felt ashamed to be associated with a crowd that acts this way. It's not what I see, but then again, I'm sure it happens too. Isn't what we preach that bikers help ALL bikers, no matter what? It's like an unwritten code of biker ethics or creed in the biker world. It is what the brotherhood of bikers is about to me. So why wouldn't you recriprocate this feeling of brotherhood to ANY biker waving to you? Any wone who snubs a wave for the sole reason of what the other person is riding, or not riding, should be completely ASHAMED! I guess what I'm trying to say here, is that we all have preferences on what to ride, and what we think is the best. But none of that changes the person who is riding it. We are all equal, even if we don't think the motorcycles each of us chooses to ride are. I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Do I think Harley Davidson is the best damn bike on this planet... You bet! But just 'Cause I love Harleys doesn't mean anyone else has to. I give an honest and sincere statement here when I say, I don't care what you ride.
Peace to ALL riders!
Mr. Motorcycle
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