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LAST WEEKEND FOR FATHER’S DAY LEATHER– Father’s Day Sale – ONLY All Leather Dickies? Style Work Jacket – ONLY $167 for a $328 jacket! Looks great on and off the bike… It is an old school design that is cool and never goes out of style.
It’s designed after the popular Dickies? work jacket with special features for added comfort & utility when riding.
Features:
– 2 hand warmer pockets
– 3 inside pockets
– Snap down collar
– Adjustable waist
All of our leather jackets are made from the finest naked cowhide for a supple feel and quality that will provide years of protection while maintaining it’s good looks. More details here.
Proceeds From the $30,000 Custom Brass Balls Bobbers Goes to The Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund 
June 18, 2009, 2009, Oklahoma City, OK – Darwin Motorcycles, manufacturer of Brass Balls Bobbers & Choppers, is excited to announce that K&N Engineering has come on-board to support the “Win the Military Bobber for the Troops Raffle,” which is slated to be given away on October 15 – 18, 2009 at Biketoberfest in Daytona.
Brass Balls Bobbers is raffling off their award-winning Military Build-off Bobber to raise funds to build a hospital for traumatic brain injuries for the brave men and women in the United States Armed Forces. The hospital is being built through The Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund.
K&N?s air and oil products reduces wear of engine parts, decreases the carbon footprint due to reusable materials, increases performance and economy through better air intake control. To support the “Win the Military Bobber for the Troops Raffle,” K&N will provide a complete set of oil and air filters for an entire family of vehicles that include all two, three and four wheel variety. This includes motorcycles, jet skis, ATVs, cars and trucks.
?We appreciate the freedom that the military is providing us and we wanted to support them in their time of need,? explained Johnny Jump, Brand Manager – Powersports Division – K&N Engineering, Inc. ?This promotion will allow us to highlight he important work that is being accomplished at The Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund.?
Brass Balls Bobbers’ “Win the Military Bobber for the Troops Raffle” is online. Enthusiasts can now twist the throttle on their mouse and navigate to Fallen Heroes Fund to make a donation to support our troops.
“The goal of Win the Military Bobber for the Troops Raffle is to raise the necessary funds for veterans suffering from traumatic brain injury (TBI) and psychological health issues.” “Now individuals that support the military can participate in this event online and may just come home with a custom Bobber.”
All the details are available at www.winabobber.com. Click here for more information.
About Intrepid Fallen Heroes FundBegun in 2000 under the auspices of the Intrepid Museum Foundation, and established as an independent not-for-profit organization in 2003, the Fund has provided more than $65 million in support for the families of military personnel lost in service to our nation, and for severely wounded military personnel and veterans. These efforts are funded entirely with donations from the public, and hundreds of thousands of individuals have contributed to the Fund. 100% of contributions raised by the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund go towards these programs; all administrative expenses are underwritten by the Fund?s Trustees.
Sponsors Sponsors for the Win The Military Bobber for the Troops Raffle include Bikernet.com, AFT Customs, Torian Chopper Leathers, Saddlemen, Biker Pros, D&D Performance Enterprises and K&N.
Q&A WITH THE POPE OF PIPE —G?day from Australia, just a short question… My 95in. Roadking is makes 95 HP & 100ft lbs torque with the Fat Cat 2 into 1, Andrews 67g cam, Screaming eagle heads , and a 45 Mikuni carb. If I put quiet baffle in for the Fat Cat, will I lose much HP and torque. Thanks,
– Shane Potter
Hello Shane, The wrapped “quiet baffle” will perform the same. We spend time in the dyno extracting as much HP out of our systems as possible. You don’t have to retune the bike as long as your use the same type baffle. Check out the latest exhaust solutions at D&D Performance Enterprises.
-The Pope of Pipe
KEIHIN OVERHAUL KITS FROM JAMES GASKETS– James Gaskets? Keihin Carburetor Overhaul Gasket & Seal Kit is the latest in James exceptional collection of intake gaskets and seals. Each kit includes all gaskets and seals needed to perform a complete overhaul of Keihin? carburetors used on 1988 & later machines. Additionally the kits include gaskets and seals required to install the intake manifold to the cylinder heads, mount the carburetor, and replace the accelerator pump diaphragm & spring.
Suggested retail for the complete package number JGI-27006-88 is just $46.98. Call James direct at 775-246-2220 or catch them on line at www.jamesgaskets.com
A PRAYER FROM THE SHERIFF–Our heritage from way back lives! Tomorrow is midsummer, the biggest celebration before the religions came……………………24 hours of sun no killing of virgins but u cant win em all.
See you later this summer
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ANOTHER CRAZED THURSDAY ENDS–Sometimes this is like a high-temp grueling martial arts class that won’t end. Plus, there’s always something more to add or another image to code.
I can feel the summer raging ahead, as more bike features show up, more events, more girls, more shows, you name it. The cool bobbed Triumph above belongs to one of the ChopperTown/Brittown producers, Scott. Zack and Scott’s new DVD, “Harbortown,” will be released shortly, and of course Bikernet will review it. We just watched the Fryed Brother “I ride.” We also watched Michael Madsen in “Hell Ride.” That’s an acid trip. I’ll bring you more on both shows in the near future.
There’s my 100-inch CrazyHorse engine in the background waiting for my powder coating to return. I just discovered a piece, my handmade top motormount. It didn’t make the shipment to Worco Powder. I need to make a trip to see Tony Pisano tomorrow.
Hopefully next week, the Chance book will edge toward the printer. I’ll be able to put together a major Factory Racer tech installation article and get ready for the paint to arrive. Then we’ll see how well I prepped for the final assembly. Hang on.
In the meantime the Father’s Day party is scheduled for Century Motors in San Pedro. We will gather with Vincent owners from all over the Southland. I’m working on a feature for Back Street Chopper in England on a couple of historic Vincents–then of course it will be featured on Bikernet. Plus, I’ve got to write a feature for Cycle Source on Jeremiah’s 5-Ball Racing Bobber. I made him promise to buy me dinner tomorrow night.
Ride Forever,
–Bandit
