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So Many Parts..........
So Many Parts, So Little Time. Stay comfortable in this classic raglan 3/4 sleeve while you stare at your parts hoard thinking "why the hell do I have so many parts?". The combed cotton blend makes it super soft, comfortable, and lightweight. Get yours now!Comment
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Support April Fuels!
April Fuels is a 200+ mile ride in Southern Indiana for those who like to ride! This is NOT a barhop or short ride. The roads we take are challenging and the riding can be difficult at times. It is a loop ride, with a chase truck, free raffle for riders, and a meal provided at the end.If you plan to attend, make sure your bike is sorted, your brakes and lights work and be self-reliant. The chase truck is for emergency situations, not to carry your shit.If you are looking for a solid ride, with solid folks than feel free to attend. If you are in it for a free raffle, or some other reason, do us a favor and stay home. -CookerComment
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"Sloppy Pistons is focused on supplying quality clothing and apparel including T-shirts, hoodies, hats, stickers, etc. Our designs are inspired by the chopper subculture and the brand is rider owned. Sloppy Pistons was started in December 2020 and is based out of Greensburg, Pennsylvania, USA. The name was influenced by the lowlife chopper podcast so check em’ out if you haven’t already. We strive for 100% customer satisfaction. We hope the Sloppy Pistons brand can bring people of common interests together. As the world gets more divided, the outcasts come together as a community. Together we stand, divided we fall." -Jesse Nemetz
Check out Sloppy Pistons' website for gear and give them a follow on Instagram.
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"Regardless of what anyone rides, we all share a love of being on two wheels. Dirty Biker Design celebrates biker culture and thumbing your nose at society’s perception of bikers. We provide custom biker clothing and accessories including T-shirts, hats, hoodies, shorts, sunglasses, vests, and custom hand painted merchandise that helps our customers express their unique style."- Brad Flanagan
Be sure to support Dirty Biker Design and give them a follow on Facebook and Instagram.
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Before 1936, Harley-Davidson motors operated using a “total loss” oiling system. This meant that the oil was never recirculated back to the oil tank and instead it just ended up on the ground after going through the motor. It does pass through the primary to keep the primary chain lubed on the way out, but every ounce of oil you pour into the tank eventually ends up as a trail of drops and drips that leave a greasy trail back to your motorcycle.
Even with oil constantly belching out of the motor, the factory service manual recommends that you change the oil about every 750 miles. In my experience you never reach 750 miles between oil changes, especially if you are using modern oil control rings on your pistons. While using oil control rings sounds like a good improvement, it allows oil to build up in the crankcase which you then must drain more frequently since too much oil creates extra drag on the flywheels. Knowing that changing the oil would be a constant maintenance headache, Harley’s engineers did have the foresight to design the crankcase with a built-in drain to make this a quick and easy job. Located on the left rear side of the engine, a spring-loaded oil valve allows you to drain the oil with just the push of a button. Read more.
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TT Style race on the Glen Helen Lucas Oil Truck Track, gates open 8, am practice 11:00 am, racing to follow. Register to race here.
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Some families play board games. Others sell OEM Knuckleheads for $800, take over small-town graveyards, and rip 1949 Panhead frames off each other. Welcome to the Rodriguez shop in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; where Bill and Carlos are working to pass their passion for vintage motorcycles on to future generations. They were kind enough to invite us on a tour of their shop and shared stories with us about the impressive bikes they’ve built. Please give the video a like and subscribe to our channel! Thanks!
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Come out and help Uncle's Chopper Parts and Treasures kick off their Grand Opening on April 30th, 2022, from 10 am - 4 pm. Located at 996 Plaza Dr. Grass Valley CA 95945. Click here for full details!
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