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IT’S A DOG’S WORLD–
Harley Dog Gone Bikers and their Best FriendsTails of Devotion, Loyalty and Love. Katmandu needs your dog ridin’ stories for an up coming book. Just fill out the following and spill your guts.
Your phone #______________________Tales can be long or short but must be real. Use plenty of paper.Please print so I can read it. Photos MUST include you, your bike and the Dog (s). # of photos sent _________________Photo submissions cannot be returned at this time.Each submission is subject to editing for brevity, theme and structure.
Questions? mailto:katmadnu74@msn.com” Use HDG in subject line so I know it?s not ?junk?.
Your name, age and place of residence.
Education and/or Professional Background.
What kind of dog did you grow up with and where?
Dogs name, age and how did they come into your life?
Breed of Dog, other breeds owned?
Other animals or children in the house?
What is his/her personality towards bikers (people)?
What are the human reactions to your dog?
Common comments about him/her?
What are the outstanding traits, behaviors or talents of this dog.
Do you work with dogs? Therapy dogs, hunting, companion, or show?
How did you handle the passing of the dig? Memorials, tattoos?
Anything else about your Harley Dog?
Katmandu74@msn.com
AHDRA SUCCESSFUL RACING SEASON–LAS VEGAS, NV (October 27, 2004) Concluding the AHDRA 2004 racing season, S&S congratulates the AHDRA and all associated racing teams for another successful racing season. Attending the annual AHDRA awards banquet in Las Vegas, Jody Anderson, Race Department Manager for S&S Cycle, personally awarded 15 winning racers from three S&S sponsored classes. As an official sponsor of the Pro Stock, Pro Gas, and Super Sport Championship classes, S&S is pleased to announce the following award recipients:
Pro Stock Championship ?
1st place, Rick Maney, $10,000
2nd place, Dale Raudenbush, $3,000
3rd place, Dirk Higgins, $1,000
4th place, Chris Rivas, $500
5th place, Mark Collier $250
Pro Gas Championship –
1st place, Brook McCabe $2,000
2nd place, Robert Markham $900
3rd place, Dave Delullo Jr. $600
4th place, Ray Phipps $400
5th place, Lee Hitz $250
Super Sport Championship –
1st place, David Doremus $1,000
2nd place, G.W. Bass $400
3rd place, Karen Wagner $200
4th place, Allen Nusbaum $150
5th place, Wanda Poff $100
In addition to the cash payouts awarded above, S&S awarded 140 contingency certificates valued at $14,560 to racers throughout the 2004 racing season. These certificates were awarded following each race at the winner?s circle. S&S was also the official sponsor for the AHDRA races at Bakersfield, CA, Budds Creek, MD, and Bristol, TN during the 2004 racing season.
For more information about the AHDRA, visit their website at
MYSTERY CHOPPER OF THE WEEK–And it is a mystery. The guy who sent it didn’t whisper a word.
–Charles Diaz
chazthebiker@yahoo.com>
THE BIKERNET SAFETY EDITORIAL– I was going through your news section and I read about thecar pulling out with two injured, at bike week. I would like to say fromexperience that an reflective is a must have for every rider. there’stwo things I never ride with out my helmet and my reflective safetyvest. As far as safety goes the reflective vest is the more effective ofthe two. every day there are fourwheelers that spot me because of thevest that wouldn’t have otherwise. There is simply no way a driver canget away with saying she or he didn’t see you when you’re wearing areflective safety vest.
When it comes to cops and wearing a reflective vest, itwill work in your favor, because the cop will automatically assume thatyou’re a conservative responcible rider, and keep on going with outgiving you second glance.
I really do speak from experience when I talk about a reflectivesafety vest. I ride a gas powered bicycle, and I really do mean ride. Iaverage about 100 miles a week, and that’s just my around town miles.When the weather is good and the mood strikes me, I comonly will go forrides out in the country, and I will easly do that much in a day.
Regardless of your wheels Every one on two wheels has on thing incomon. We’re invisble to the fourwheelers out there simply because theydon’t care enough to look for us. A safety vest might not look cool,but wearing one will save your life every time you wear one. Because itforces the fourwheelers out there to notice that hey you’re on the roadto.
–Evilb
OL’ SKOOL CHOPPER SHOW AT LAST RESORT–The crowds may have been down in Daytona Beach this year at Biketoberfest but you would never know it if you were at the Last Resort Bar in Port Orange for this years Ol Skool Chopper Show.
The place was packed when I got there at noon and they kept coming in until I left around 5:00. By then bikes were lined up and down US1. This event continues to grow year after year as it is fun and features some real scooters that get ridden regular. No trailer queens allowed!
Bill Lane of Choppers Inc. is a regular there and when he and Paul Cox showed up things heated up even more. Billy spent a lot of time with people and also signing just about any thing you wanted him to.
The crowd is a big part of what make this place so enjoyable. Their lay back attitude and not trying to out do each other with the latest biker (?) fashions, just wanting to hang out, enjoy each other and what was going on.
The Last Resort is a Biker Bar year round so if you are into that kind of thing, like cold beer at reasonable prices and getting out of the down town bullshit stop by next time you are in the area.
Also be sure to stop by for the next Ol School Chopper Show. I will be there!
— ROGUE
PETER PENZ ORIGINAL CUSTOMBIKES– organized a charity ride as part of the European Bike Week held in Faak, Austria, in September.Many bikes, riders and passengers joined in an impressive cavalcade.
The ride finished at the casino at Velden, Austria, where the latest frame from Penz was unveiled – the ‘Freaky Moto Lowrider’.A raffle and auction were part of the entertainment.At Velden the prizes were awarded and the bidding took place for a number of valuable items on offer.
These included a complete bike painting by Pfeil Design, a motorcycle hire voucher from Desert Riders and a cruise from DFDS Seaways. There were also donations from other well-respected names such as Custom Chrome, W&W, Zodiac and M?ller Motorcycles among many othersThe total amount raised on the occasion was ?2,199 (about US$2,700).
The charity chosen to benefit was the Weisser Ring, an organization that looks after the victims of crime.
–PETER PENZ ORIGINAL CUSTOMBIKES
Altheim, AUSTRIA
Tel: +43 (0)772 344 690
Fax: +43 (0)772 344 691
E-mail: mailto:info@penz-custombikes.com
BIKERS PLUS ENGINE EQUAL FUN–Put a bunch of Bikers together, add any thing with a engine and the fun begins.
In this case it was some kind of boogie board but it had been modified. Instead of standing up on it and having a bar you held the controls in your hand and steered it by shifting your weight.
Now if you add some adult beverage it really gets interesting.
–Rogue
http://www.bikerrogue.com
BANDIT’S CANTINA BAR ETHICS–An old–really old–biker goes into a pick-up bar. He sees a good-looking lady seated at the bar. He takes the empty stool next to her and orders a drink. He looks at the lovely and interesting woman and says, “So tell me, do I come here often?”
–from Art F.
NEED CHEAP OLD SCHOOL SEATS?–I’ve already received your order seat from Japan last Friday.The seat has only stitching, because they can’t find nice dull brass buttonsin Japan.
I’m going to find brass buttons and put to it.Received seat coverd with vinyl, but I also asked to built the seat innatural leather too.
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Hideki@bossleycycle.com
1. The Halloween pumpkin on your porch has more teeth than your spouse.
2. You let your twelve-year-old daughter smoke at the dinner table in front of her kids.
3. You’ve been married three times and still have the same in-laws.
4. You think a woman who is “out of your league” bowls on a different night.
5. Jack Daniel’s makes your list of “most admired people.”
6. You wonder how service stations keep their restrooms so clean.
7. Anyone in your family ever died right after saying, “Hey y’all watch this.”
8. You think Dom Perignon is a Mafia leader.
9. Your wife’s hairdo was once ruined by a ceiling fan.
10. Your junior prom had a daycare.
11. You think the last words of the Star Spangled Banner are, “Gentlemen start your engines.”
12. You lit a match in the bathroom and your house exploded right off its wheels.
13. The bluebook value of your truck goes up/down, depending on how much gas is in it.
14 . You have to go outside to get something from the fridge.
15. One of your kids was born on a pool table.
16. You need one more hole punched in your card to get a freebie at the House of Tattoos.
17. You can’t get married to your sweetheart because there’s a law against it.
18. You think loading a dishwasher means getting your wife drunk.
19. Your toilet paper has page numbers on it.
20. Somebody hollers “Hoe Down” and your girlfriend hits the floor. (I love this one!!) 
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