Archive for March, 2008
Beginners guide to painting hotrod flames.
Material and Supplies
3/4 inch masking tape
Fine line 1/8 tape
600 and 1500 grit waterproof sandpaper
X-acto knife
Orange and red paint for the flames
Pre-cleaner
Paint spray gun
Airbrush
Clearcoat
Multi speed polisher
Buffing compound read more…
Why let the motorcycle shops take your money every spring when you could prepare and store your motorcycle for winter all on your own. Motorcycle storage is very important during those cold winter months. Getting you bike ready for storage is just as important as the actual storing itself. Complete the following items to get your motorcycle ready for storage and you will save a bundle come time to ride in the spring. read more…
Yes, but didn’t your mother tell you to stay off motorcycles? Didn’t she tell you how dangerous they really are? Remember that, well, you know there is a reason for this, as the longer we live the more horror stories we hear about motorcycle accidents and they are not very fun to read about in the newspapers. If you ever have the chance to see a bad motorcycle accident where someone dies or is permanently injured, you’ll never forget it. read more…
Whether you want to take an occasional drive in the mountains on a sunny day, or your a die-hard motorcycle enthusiast, Harley Davidson has the right motorcycle for you.
The first Harley Davidson made available to the public was in 1903, by William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson. It was built to be a racing bike, with a 3-1/8 inch bore and 3-1/2 inch stroke. Harley Davidson certainly has come a long way in perfecting their classic rides. It is easy to understand why someone would want to move to California, just so they could ride their motorcycle in the best weather. And choosing a Harley certainly adds to the Made in the USA, well-known theme. read more…
Are you thinking about buying a bluetooth motorcycle helmet? There are a few things to look out for that could help to ensure that you make the best possible purchase for your needs.
Since this technology is relatively new, many buyers are still ensure of what to look out for. Let’s take a closer look at the key features that you should examine. read more…
On the highway, motorcycles are “small fry”. They’re easy for autos and trucks to miss or disregard. Over the last decade, there has been an increase in serious and sometimes fatal accidental injuries to motorcyclists. Consequently, responsible motorcyclists always stay alert to nearby vehicles and their surroundings. But that’s not enough if you want to take a safe ride. read more…
