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THE FOCUSED BIKERNET WEEKLY NEWS for March 30th, 2023
All Dialed in Ready to Rock

Invasion of the Small Capacity Engines
Small is Big: Motorcycles with less power, more styling, high sales volumes

5-Ball VL,XA,FL Knucklehead build, Part 3
Struggled for a while, but am now making progress

LIFE'S OPPORTUNITIES BIKERNET WEEKLY NEWS for March 23, 2023
With Wild News from all over the planet...

TROPICAL TATTOO BIKE WEEK 2023
GOOD PEOPLE HAVING A GOOD TIME

NCOM Biker Newsbytes for March 2023
Industry & Legislative Motorcycle News from USA and the world

Book review: “LESSONS FROM THE PIMP”
Interviews of Dennis Hof conducted by Joe Corey

DIFFICULT TIMES BIKERNET WEEKLY NEWS for March 16th, 2023
It's Not All Bad

Indian Electric Two-Wheelers
Competitive in features, pricing and target audience

SONS OF SPEED 2023
Started Bike Week Off With Record Attendance

Bruno is Coming
Bikers Meet the Old West

The Life and Times of Hal Robinson
The Master of the Line Drawing for Early Easyriders Magazine

TOO BUSY BIKERNET WEEKLY NEWS for March 9th 2023
But We're Getting There...

BIKE WEEK 2023
Bike Week 2023 rolled into Daytona Beach and the surrounds for the 82nd time.

STURGIS RALLY HISTORY REVEALED
Behind the Bullock Hotel Basement in Deadwood



In The Cantina


Chapter 4
Chili Relleno Lunch

Bandit's Cantina Episode 102
The Chinaman's Enchiladas

1951 JACOBSEN POWER CYCLE PROTOTYPE DISCOVERED
The Sole Whizzer Competitor

The Latest Burma Shave Slogans
from the Highway Leading to Bandit's Cantina

Bandit's Cantina Episode 101
Bikers For Fossil Fuels

Bandit's Cantina Episode 100
The Protest

English V-Twin Classics Discovered
Could there be a Connection?

A Tribute to Sex and Sinwu
The Touch of a Woman will always Rule

Barry's Favorites
Heaven on Earth

Chelsea GOB from Philly
Bikes built by Johnny Mac

The Minneapolis Blonde
Just Walking to High School

Bicycle Racer to Motorcyle History Legend
First motorized vehicle to cross the U.S. wasn’t a car - it was a bike

Bandit's Cantina Episode 99--Raising Fun or Raising Hell
The Cantina Food Drive

Bandit's Cantina Episode 98: Mandate Madness
Trying Business Survival in Los Angeles

Chapter 2
Rudy and the Women Blues

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Chapter 4
Chance rode back to his pad wondering what the hell just happened. He was naturally suspicious and sensitive to the actions of others, and what about the redhead. She hit him like a bolt flying off a speeding semi. He felt for a bruise next to his heart.
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Bandit's Cantina Episode 102
More and more of Bandit’s customers were targeted and ticketed for loud pipes, had their motorcycles impounded, scrapped and crushed, forcing many to pack their shit and moved out of the state.
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1951 JACOBSEN POWER CYCLE PROTOTYPE DISCOVERED
American industry adapted, diversified and we saw machines like Salsbury and Cushman scooters come along and then the Whizzer, a power cycle built around a bicycle chassis.
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The Latest Burma Shave Slogans
from the P.U. Litzer Prize winning book for sliterature "Biker Love Pomes For M'Lady" by J.J. Solari
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Bandit's Cantina Episode 101
Joey couldn’t figure it out. Who would vote for destroying a city? He searched for a spot near a chain-link fence where he could cable his bike to a galvanized pole.
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Bandit's Cantina Episode 100
Joey Bunch woke with a start. He needed to ride to his assigned position to block the 405 freeway and meet an activist group hauling a banner: Folks against Fossil Fuels.
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