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      parts links, accessories links, information & other links for your Harley Davidson, Yamaha, 
      Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki motorcycle and much more. 
      
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      Misc. Motorcycle Sites and On-line Magazines 
Chopperwire Online Magazine This online 
magazine from Melissa Komowski features exclusive interviews, biker forums, 
contests, chopper gear and more. Melissa has built this site out of a labor of 
love and a love of choppers. 
Bandit's 
Bikernet site. Feature Fiction by Bandit, 
product reviews, some event coverage, sales.
 Easyriders Online, an online version of 
Easyriders Magazine
 
 Motorcycle Consumer News is an 
informational site, as they say, "Just the facts. No Advertising, No hype, No 
BS."
 
 The 
AMA (American Motorcycle Association) is a 
wealth of info
 
 Dirty Ernie Many of you have seen his 
photographs in different magazines and connect him with his Beatrice, NB. 
byline, particularly in In The Wind Magazine.
 
 Biker Eddy has a site, the World Wide Biker 
Web with loads of links on it. There are links to clubs all over the world as 
well as manufacturers / suppliers and biker events.
 
 Big Daddy Rat's Rats Hole Show has been a 
well attended event for years in Daytona and Sturgis. As of March 2000. Big 
Daddy attracts some of the most unique motorcycles made anywhere. They come from 
all over including Europe and Japan. Its also a great place to look at people!
 
 
      Motorcycle Art, Photography and Museums
 The 
      
      Barber Museum in Birmingham, AL 
      houses 38 Harleys (a number that is growing quickly) from their collection 
      of 650 motorcycles. A number of their bikes were loaned to the Gugenheim 
      Museum in New York City for the exhibition, the "Art of the Motorcycle" 
      Cruisin' Goods; Mike Mayers site of motorcycle (and other) art.
 
 Segal Fine Art has the exclusive 
      Harley Davidson license for the art market. Originally they seemed to work 
      with Scott Jacobs, who was doing photo realistic paintings of Harley 
      Davidsons. Scott's work has been changing and he doens't only do 
      photorealistic work now. Segal's group of artists has grown over the last 
      few years. They represent several artists including David Uhl.
 
 The Petersen Museum in Los Angeles is run by the LA County Museums. 
      Hopefully, they will continue to show bikes there. 
      
      www.petersen.org
 
 Wheels Through Time Museum of Vintage Motorcycling 
      is a collection of more than 100 privately owned motorcyles tied in with 
      Dale's Harley Davidson in Mount Vernon, Illinois. The museum is free to 
      the public. Their web site as some good info on Harley Davidson history.
 
 
      Aftermarket Parts
 Joey Perse of Perse Performance has put an incredible company together 
      in just a few years. His product is being used by many of the most famous 
      builders. His front ends are where he got his start but he is producing a 
      lot more than that now. 
      
      www.perseperformance.com
 
 To see the latest products from 
      
      Custom Chrome or find the nearest 
      dealer selling their parts.
 
 S & S Cycle has been around for many 
      years making high performance carburetors and engine parts for American 
      motorcycles. Their web site has some tech tips as well as details about 
      their offerings.
 
 Mid-USA, offers over 9,000 parts for 
      American made motorcycles. It is also the place to get Larry Curik's gas 
      powered bar stool if you decide to take up the sport of bar stool racing.
 
 J&P Cycles has been in business for 
      over 20 years. You see them at an incredible number of events giving away 
      there big, fat catalogue. Its free if you live in Canada or the USA and 
      you can order it through their web site.
 
 Check out 
      
      Perry Kime's Flo Head Works site. He 
      has a great little chart called the "Fun to Ride Guide" and the site is 
      all about practical performance for your HD. He has been in the business 
      for a long time and knows his stuff.
 
 
      Manufacturers
 Harley Davidson, Inc., The Daddy of 
      them all. This is a great site and the one and only official site for the 
      motor company. There is a lot to see here.
 
 Indian Motorcycle Company's site 
      shows their current model offerings and what is to come.
 
 Big Dog Motorcycles out of Wichita, 
      KS seem to have done well with their line of big Twins.
 
 Buell Motorcycles are for you if you 
      are looking for speed. This company has come on strong in the last few 
      years, especially since Harley invested in it.
 
 Ducati Motorcycles have always had a 
      strong mystique and following. It was spectacular how the Gugenheim 
      Museum's show "the Art of the Motorcycle" ended with a prototype of their 
      F4 when it was just being introduced.
 
 Panzer Motorcycles build an 
      interesting line of new bikes with new Panhead motors in them. They have 
      updated the motor using the best of ingredients.
 
 Victory Motorcycles by Polaris came 
      into the market quietly a few years ago and I have a lot of respect for 
      them because of it.
 
 
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