Motorcycle ngosek: April 2010

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Bellas Chicas Edecanes Lituanas en Moto GP

Tras una larga ausencia aquí regresamos con algunas entradas de chicas en el Moto GP, en esta ocasión Europa del Este es la protagonista con las chicas Lituanas. Shorts negros, playeras blancas y curvas sugestivas son las características sobresalientes de estas bellezas rubias

Esta de las chicas formaditas tienen que verlas en alta definición:
verlas en alta definición

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

BIKERPICS.ORG, New E-Magazine

Congrats Jack Mcintyre and top model, Michelle Laksh!

The New Star Studios in Philadelphia & New BIKERPICS.ORG!

The Worlds Greatest Biker E Magazine

I have long been a fan of Jack Mcintyre's Photography! So it is with double pleasure that I can announce, "Motorcycle Event News" - BikeweekNews.Blogspot.com - is the ONLY event news feed on the new BIKERPICS.ORG E-Magazine.

These are the incredibly talented professionals that I turn to whenever I need something special put together for a client to promote a brand, event or new product in the motorcycle industry... and Jack can usually create an event flyer or calender in 15 minutes or less! Seriously...

When it came to finding a studio assistant, who could model daily at the new Star Studios in Philly, Michelle Laksh was Jack's first choice. "She is the best model I have ever worked with in terms of pure beauty and knowing how to get the shot right the first time," he said.

Michelle has been working with Jack Mcintyre for several years -- and she has been to more rallies than most bikers! Her images are extensive and show her versatility as a model, working at events all over Philly and at bike rallies from Daytona Beach to Sturgis. In fact, her image went out on 500,000 WMMR Radio Station, Philadelphia Calendars in 2008. And her image has graced many custom bikes and other products across the country...

JOIN THE CELEBRATION - You can have an 11 x 17 Poster of Michelle - Click & Download - FREE!

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Bikers Inner Circle - Frog Jumps Bash

Fans of the Charlie Brechtel Band & Bikers Inner Circle will once again pack Lake Tulloch Resort in Northern California - May 14 & 15th for a weekend that is all about biker music & fun!

Full Bar, Swimming pool, Lake, Rooms, Food, Vendors & Bands, Tattoo Contest, Biker Games and the almost famous Bikini Contest! BOOK YOUR ROOM ASAP! 2 night minimum (209) 785-8200

Monday, April 26, 2010

Kimmy Cruz, "Bikers Are The BOMB!!!"

This is the "Official Blog" for Kimmy Cruz ... on the road to the biggest, baddest rallies in the USA - You can check out her totally awesome NEW website at KimmyCruz.com.

SIK - The Texas Home Grown Metal band from Dallas, Fort Worth sets the stage for an experience that is off the chain... to say the least.

Maybe you know Kimmy Cruz from Daytona Bike Week, Arizona Bike Week, Bike Blues & BBQ in her native Arkansas, or Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

"This is my 10th year working as a promoter, model, photographer and bartender, and I love it," said Kimmy, who will be at 20 rallies in 2010!

Now you can connect with Kimmy Cruz on so many different levels - Friend, Fan, Faith & Media Galleries.

You will also find 100's of event photos, adult photography & adult apparel.

ROT Rally 2010 - June 10 to 13 at Travis County Expo Center, Austin.

AUSTIN, TEXAS - Last Year - Robbie Knievel jumped a motorcycle 180 feet over multiple semi-trucs in front of the TEXAS Capitol for the 15th Annual Republic Of Texas Rally and Hank Williams Jr. was the music headliner! ...Find out what's happening this year!

Kimmy Cruz will be in charge of a huge entertainment arena that can handle capacity crowds of 20,000 for daily shows on two stages, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. - June 10 to 13, 2010 at the ROT lot at Travis Expo Center.

The Lone Star State’s loudest, proudest and most colossal motorcycle rally draws more than 200,000 fans and boosts the Austin, Texas economy by an estimated $35 million.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Slicin'n'Dicin...

"Cut's like a Knife..."

Wow. I'm an idiot.

What happens when a fresh new blade'd utility knife meets the soft skin of hand?

Around 5:30 pm this afternoon I picked up my mail. In my mail I finally received the last part I need to complete my bike for the season. It's a coil and key relocation bracket. It moves the coil and key to the left side of the bike. Along with the bracket assembly I also needed to do a wire tuck. This means moving all the wiring from under my frame to the bottom of my tank. I first removed my tank, freshly painted, off my bike and set it away from the bike on a piece of carpet in my garage. I then needed to take off a plastic housing bracket that holds all the existing wiring and wiring harness. This plastic housing is attached to the bike with a few bolts and many tight zip ties. The bolts came off very easy. The zip ties however, were a battle. I couldn't get a wire cutter or a set of pliers threw the zip ties because they were so tight. So I thought..and I thought...and I decided I would try a utility knife. It worked perfectly. I cut about 19 zip ties rather easily, then came the final zip tie. This final zip tie was the the one that was holding the housing on. Once I get through this one then I'm golden and then I can get the wire tuck done and I can get the new brackets assembled.

I managed to saw through the final zip tie, and I also managed to slice the left side of my hand wide open as well. It felt like I just nicked my hand, when I looked down it looked look I just unzipped a red hoodie. I was in complete shock and I was leaking everywhere. Amazingly I didn't get a drop of blood on my bike. I immediately grabbed my hand a pinched my cut with some pressure. I ran to the door, which was shut and started kicking it, trying to get Kristin's attention. I didn't want to let go of my hand because I was afraid that I would bleed even worse. Kristin eventually heard me and we rushed off to the emergency.

I ran into the ER and a few guys in line let me go straight to the nurse. I forget the nurse's name, I apologize, I know you're reading this and I want to thank-you again for your help. She wrapped me up and led me to one of the rooms where Dr. Buck took over. What a gem. Besides the needle's he pierced me with, he was very gentle and he didn't make me cry. I wanted to take some pic's but I realized that I didn't have my phone on me. Who doesn't want a pic of a cool cut? Dr. Buck got up for a second and I realized he had an Iphone on him, I asked if it was okay for him to take a few different pics as he worked on it. He was more then happy to do so, I think he was even gonna send a few to his brother to have a look. After the pics and the stitching I was off and back home in a few hours. I was expecting to wait all night to get in but they told me I was the most action they had seen in a few days. I was very relieved that they got me in as quick as they did. Thanks again to Dr. Buck and the nurse.

Even with one hand I got some pics.

Here's the best part:

The weapon.

Fresh new Blade.

The mess I made while kicking the door.

Bloody Nixon.

The plastic housing w/zip ties that I was cutting.

Bloody Mess.

All cleaned up.

'Zip tied'

Cup holders?

Motor-sickle season has finally arrived. We usually stop for beers after the ride...but there's always options to carry one within arms reach...

Not for me...

I don't mind the 'D' cup holders though...

Monday, April 19, 2010

Follow Kimmy Cruz to BASH 2010

You can follow Kimmy Cruz, on the road to the biggest, baddest rallies in the USA... her syndicated column appears in select motorcycle magazines, and every month in UP Magazine - published by Porcupine Press in "God's Country" - Upper Peninsula, Michigan. Mark your calendar and come see Kimmy Cruz & The Chop Shop Girls at BASH 2010 - Saluting Our Military - a 21st Birthday Bash for Porcupine Press -

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Sunday, April 18, 2010

Ride to the 'Dip

The weather has finally improved in the Southern Alberta area to get out and ride. I met up with my buddy Cody and his Dad John Schooten, along with our local HD mechanic Eric and two of his buddies. Cody rides an '09 Softail Rocker and his Dad John rides a Heritage Softail. Eric just recently purchased a brand new Road King that you can hear for miles. It's a very nice bike and is a good change from his last bike, a Nightrod. Must be tough working at the local HD shop...they all get a new bike each year. The other two guys we were with rode an '09 Night Train and another Heritage Softail.

It was beautiful day, no wind and lots of sunshine. We made a stop out in Picture Butte, AB at the local ice cream shop, 'The Frosty Dip'. After the night I had on Saturday, I was happy to stop for ice cream rather then for beers.

We continued on Hwy 25 North towards Iron Springs then headed South on the 845 towards Coaldale. It was nice to see all the power lines all back up after the storm we had last week. I know that some of the people in the Iron Springs and Turin area just got power back today. Funny how in a matter of days we went from 2 feet of snow and freezing temps to +20 degrees celsius and sunshine. Only in Southern Alberta. Once we arrived in Coaldale we took the jail road west back into Lethbridge. The day ended at a pub with a few beers. It was a great day and I'm hoping next weekend brings us the same weather.

Le Mans 24 Hours for Motorcycles

BikeTourGermany took a crew of riders to camp out at the 24 Hours of Le Mans Moto (24 Heures Moto,) April 17 & 18, 2010.

In keeping with tradition, the 33rd Le Mans 24 Hours for Motorcycles is the first round of the FIM Endurance World Championship consisting of five races in 2010.

The race has been held annually since 1978 on the Bugatti Circuit Le Mans, Sarthe, France.

The weather was warm when the riders rolled in. "Le Mans is a famous race and a famous track and it’s always exciting to be here," said tour guide-owner, Joerg Wenzel. "We are 30 meters from the track. That is how we enjoy 24 hr motorcycle races!"

TJ and the gang in France ( Le Mans. )

"The evening is getting cold here at the race track, a fire and enough alcohol will bring us through the night. Race ends in 18 hours ( tomorrow at 15:00 ). Will be a long night."

TJ and the gang in France ( Le Mans. )

HELDEN Fruehstueck :-)

Breakfast for HEROES :-)

Slept at 2 am, got up at 7 am and breakfast at 9, what else can you ask for ( and yes we are kinda sober, laugh ) 4 hours to go until the winner will run his last lap.

The winners: #11 Kawasaki, (GSR) #1 Yamaha and #41 Suzuki

1/ GSR - KAWASAKI / DA COSTA J - FOUR O - LEBLANC G / KAWASAKI / 24:00:47.253 / 828

2 / YAMAHA AUSTRIA R.T. / JERMAN I - MARTIN ST - GIABBANI G / YAMAHA / 24:02:22.100 / 817 / 11 T

3 / RAC41 - CITY BIKE / JUNOD G - BLACK G - DEPOORTER O / SUZUKI / 24:00:52.743 / 813 / 15 T

Honda France, which made its return to endurance last year, was out to take its revenge on Yamaha that was again counting on 2009 World Championship racer Gwen Giabbani. Team 18 Sapeurs Pompiers - Suzuki was runner-up in 2009 - finishing less than 20 seconds ahead of Suzuki RAC41. - But this year, top honors went to Kawasaki.

The 24 hr European Moto Tour, planned by BikeTourGermany - April 15 to 19.

Joerge loaded up his GSX 140 Suzuki on April 9, 2010 and first headed to Cologne for 3 days of "Motorcycle Safety Instructor" training. Then it was on to France for the most exciting motorcycle race of the year. "If you ever wonder where our Tour Guides get some of their training, check out the video from "Enduro Park" in Hechlingen (Germany).

"If YOU want to go there for one or two days of training with a rented motorcycle, let us know. We can make it happen - BikeTourGermany.com"