Podcast appearances and mentions of harley dealer

Housekeeping Harley 120th went great Green Day was ready for rain, Foo Fighters sold out Jeremy's ride to Calumet, Michigan celebrating 50 times around the sun Riverwest 24 - the stoke is building Sturgis BUILD MOTO https://www.instagram.com/buildmoto/ https://buildmoto.com/ Teaching high-schoolers motorcycle building   Scotty Kaslowski - Mentor at New Berlin Eisenhower  Board Member Kirk Topel - Started as a sponsor School and Team Liaison Build is unique to the Milwaukee area, bringing motorcycles and racing to high schoolers Bringing the skills and trades to the attention of the high-schoolers Challenges to show the skills the students learned Get the kids to dream, design, and build Cool to see the bikes actually flat-track raced Some bikes get raffled off to raise funds and move them along Get the bikes on the track keeping the students and mentors together AMA District 16 Build Class Royal Enfield is giving bikes, parts allowance and build budget Bike together, bike running, dyne competition, race, pit crew challenge   Scotty Growing up without father - got into racing, fabricating, and started own shop Watching street racing behind South Gate mall Motorcycle at 15 Street bikes Good opportunity to teach others   Kirk Father at American Motors Father in the dealership world Always in the motorcycles Riding motorcycles to the local dirt track races - Santa Fe, Elkorn, Wausau, Cedar Rapids Father applied to be Harley Dealer and opened Hal's Now recruits mentors and teams for Build Studying to be a schoolteacher   Biker community - always about fundraising How do we get the kids interested in being techs in the outside world Patience of the mentors, whether a teacher or not Some past students have; Gone to work at Harley Become mentors and team leaders Became a tech ed instructor Won a bike building championship at Sturgis Gone to engineering school Got jobs in tech and trades Looking forward to more teams Would like to help other groups happen across the nation The main fund raiser is the Brew Town Rumble How can we help Build Moto to help more kids? There is a tribe out there for everyone revolving around motorcycles

Do you listen to music when you ride, are a little country or just rock and roll? Packing up a tent to go Moto camping, who's going? You will find out who is and you ain't! The Harley Dealer or the independent shop, where are you spending your money? One more question, if Harley-Davidson did not exist? How sad would life be. What would you ride, or not at all? All these questions are answered and so much more in this fun fill informative action packed episode! Sit back clear your calendar for just one hour and maybe a few mins. THANK YOU for tuning in - The Upshift Podcast!!!!! Brian NH & Brian SC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theupshift/message

On this episode, Tommy Torress works motor clothes at Glenday Harley Davidson and specializes in helmets and safety gear. Join us on some dealer talk, safety gear and much more!

This week we record together...and boy was it nice!  We visit our local Triumph/Harley dealer and talk about what we see and hear!  Join us onsite with the bikes and patrons of the store this week.  Check out our Patreon Page at  https://www.patreon.com/SLAKRMoto and let us know your thoughts.  Visit us at www.SLAKRmoto.com or SLAKR Moto on Facebook.  Support Moto, get out and ride!  Thank you for your support!

Gail is an entrepreneur and motivational speaker who owns three motorcycle dealerships, jumps horses, and has a long-time boyfriend, also named Gale. We get comfortable with Gail at her Harley dealership in Grandview, Missouri to talk motorcycles, mentoring, and Mount Rushmore.

Comedian Andrew Grace wants people to consider riding a motorcycle. Sure, it's dangerous, but he's got plenty of reasons that he contends overshadow the risks, from dealer friendships to gas mileage. Convince Me faithful, get excited because our classic segment "First Impressions" is back! Check out Andrew Grace on instagram @AndrewPGrace and check out Loserlebrities, the improv team Andrew is on with Ben and Thayer, Loserlebrities on Facebook www.facebook.com/LoserLebrities. Geoff used to be on it too, but he quit. Ask Geoff why @GeoffKLive.    We'd love to grow this podcast so more people can annoy Thayer on twitter. Share it with your friends, and rate and review us on iTunes!   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comedian Andrew Grace wants people to consider riding a motorcycle. Sure, it's dangerous, but he's got plenty of reasons that he contends overshadow the risks, from dealer friendships to gas mileage. Convince Me faithful, get excited because our classic segment "First Impressions" is back! Check out Andrew Grace on instagram @AndrewPGrace and check out Loserlebrities, the improv team Andrew is on with Ben and Thayer, Loserlebrities on Facebook www.facebook.com/LoserLebrities. Geoff used to be on it too, but he quit. Ask Geoff why @GeoffKLive.    We'd love to grow this podcast so more people can annoy Thayer on twitter. Share it with your friends, and rate and review us on iTunes!   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello Boys and Girls, here we have yet another episode of the Motorcycle Men.Thank you for joining us this episode and it is a great one.  First, we want to thank our sponsors Ciro3D.com. If you need accessories, performance or comfort parts for your Harley, check out Ciro3D.com and know that Ciro3D products are also available at your Harley Dealer, so ask them the next time you go there.  Also thank you to our patron subscribers and contributors to the show, you guys make things happen!!!  We've added video to our YouTube version of our podcast!!This week... if you own an America motorcycle, then this episode is for you. Editor Steve Lita from American Iron Magazine joins me in the V-Twin Cafe to tell us about bikes, the industry and other cool stuff!!Again, thank you to you our listeners, you make it all happen.  Thanks to our sponsors Love-Jugs.com and Ciro3D.comThe Motorcycle Men Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=zPl7v5FjoO6fCov5rwbFo35sxmoOIUqUhcR1q1UVtP34xAVolJzW0aJ6GNSdljsPAT4MC0&fromUL=true&country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)

Hello fans, friends and moms around the world!!It's the Motorcycle Men and it is Episode 51 and as always, packed with silly and good stuff.  First!!!  Please consider supporting the show through Patreon, there is a link on the home page and of course you can click HERE.  The purpose is to allow us the ability to add content, improve the show, add video and basically expand what we do here at the V-Twin Cafe.  Whether if you pledge one dollar per episode or one dollar per month, all funds are sunk right back into the show so we can make it better for you. Your help here helps you hear more.In this Episode......Scootin America with Adam Sandoval..... Riding to each and every Harley Dealer in the nation to raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project. HELP HIM OUT!!!Motorcycle World RecordsThe Distinguished Gentleman's Ride... Raising money to fight Prostate Cancer... Help ME reach my GOAL of $500!!!The new Harley Davidson Milwaukee-EightA fond farewell to some Harley ModelsRoad ID and Sending my Woody Around the World!!! Yes that's right. On Saturday, Woody (pictured), with his Road ID around his waist, will depart for England where he will meet up with Del of Delboy's Garage YouTube Channel.  There he will begin his travels around the world. There will be pictures submitted by his traveling companions here and on our new Facebook Page.Please patronize our friends and supporters. Links to their pages are HERERoad IDSims DesignShore Fire DesignTT CyclesLoud Pipes PodcastThrottle PodcastMotorcycles and Misfits PodcastCleveland Moto PodcastPace PodcastThe Wheelnerds PodcastStarting Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=zPl7v5FjoO6fCov5rwbFo35sxmoOIUqUhcR1q1UVtP34xAVolJzW0aJ6GNSdljsPAT4MC0&fromUL=true&country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)

MAIN WEBSITE: http://www.lawabidingbiker.com LISTENER HOTLINE: (509) 731-3548 PODCAST-Ever been stuck at a traffic light that takes an excruciating amount of time — what feels like hours — to turn green? Imagine that as a daily occurrence. That is what it’s like for some motorcyclists/bikers due to sensors at some intersections that don’t recognize when lightweight vehicles arrive. During the last legislative session, a new section was added to Chapter 46.61 RCW in Washington State that allows the operator of a street legal motorcycle to make a left turn, after stopping at an intersection that is controlled by a triggered traffic control signal, if the device fails to operate after one cycle of the traffic signal. Other states have had laws for some time and they are often referred to as "Safe on Red Laws". Safe-on-red laws vary by state on how they address the issue, but they all include basic instructions on how one can legally run a red light. In general, the guidelines say motorcyclists must wait at the light for a predetermined amount of time and then only proceeding through the intersection if it’s free of cross traffic or pedestrians. States with "Safe on Red Laws" are listed here: Arkansas - In effect since 2005, state law allows a motorcyclist to proceed with caution, after coming to a full and complete stop, through a red light that fails to detect the bike. (Arkansas Code section 27-52-206) Idaho – (2006) If a signal fails to operate after one cycle of the traffic light that a motorcyclist may proceed, using due caution and care, after coming to a full and complete stop at the intersection. (Statute 49-802) Illinois - (2012) Permits a driver of a motorcycles or bicycle facing a red light that fails to change within a reasonable period of time of not less than 120 seconds to proceed after yielding the right-of-way to any oncoming traffic. However, this law doesn’t apply to municipalities of over 2,000,000 people – such as Chicago. (625 ILCS 5/11-306) Minnesota - (2002) A person operating a bicycle or motorcycle who runs a red light has an affirmative defense if the driver first came to a complete stop, the traffic light stayed red for an unreasonable amount of time and appeared not to detect the vehicle and no motor vehicles or people were approaching the street. (Statute 169.06) Missouri – (2009) State law tells both motorcyclists and bicyclists that run red lights that they have an affirmative defense if they brought their vehicle to a complete stop, the light was red for an unreasonable time period, and there were no motor vehicle or person approaching. (Statute 304.285) Nevada - (2013) Those using motorcycles, bicycles, mopeds, and tri-mobiles are allowed to proceed through an intersection with a red light after waiting for two traffic light cycles, and they yield to other vehicle traffic or pedestrians. (Statute 484B.307) North Carolina - (2007) Motorcyclists are permitted to move cautiously through a steady red light after coming to a complete stop and waiting a minimum of three minutes and if no other vehicle or pedestrians are approaching the intersection. (NCGS 20-158) Oklahoma - (2010) Motorcycles can proceed cautiously through a steady red light intersection after a making a complete stop and if no other motor vehicle or person is approaching the roadway. (Statute 47-11-202) South Carolina - (2008) After making a complete stop and waiting for a minimum of 120 seconds, the driver of a motorcycle, moped, or bicycle may treat a steady red light that doesn’t change as a stop sign and proceed with caution. (S.C. Code 56-5-970) Tennessee - (2003) After coming to a complete stop, motorcyclists and bicyclists may proceed through a steady red light when it is safe to do so. (Tennessee Traffic Control Signals 55-8-110) Virginia – (2011) Drivers of motorcycles, mopeds, and bicycles may move with caution through non-responsive red lights as long as they yield the right-of-way to others approaching the intersection, and have come to a complete stop for two complete light cycles or 120 seconds, whichever is shorter.(Statute 46-2-833) Wisconsin - (2006) A motorcycle, moped or bicycle is permitted to run a steady red light after making a complete stop and waiting at least 45 seconds and then yields the right–of-way to any vehicular traffic or pedestrians using the intersection. (Statute 346.37) In early 2013, Nebraska introduced Bill LB 85 proposing a safe-on-red law, but the bill currently has a status of “indefinitely postponed.” Cell Phone Motorcycle Mount: We want to remind everyone that we did a complete review video and blog on cell phone motorcycle mounts from Power Sports US. We really like the mounts and if you order a cell phone or GPS mount please consider using our Power Sports US AFFILIATE LINK and we get a small kick back, which helps keep the content coming your way. Harley Davidson Ride Planner App Review: (listen to this podcast episode to get the full review) So, I strongly encourage all bikers/motorcyclists to use the free Harley Davidson Ride Planner, regardless of what make of motorcycle you ride, to route and map your next motorcycle ride. Everyone can access Harley Ride Planner on the main Harley Davidson website. You just need to set up a free user and password and you are on your way. I did a complete Harley Ride Planner tutorial video on using the ride planner some time back & it has become very popular. In this [tutorial video] you will learn how to completely plan a ride with Ride Planner, save it, download it, and upload it into your Harley Davidson approved GPS system. There is also a free smartphone app that Harley puts out for free. The app can be useful if you don't have a GPS, but after thoroughly testing it we found some real drawbacks. If you save your rides online they do show up on your mobile app, which is pretty cool. There are listed turn by turn directions that you can read too. You can zoom in on your ride and see the route and it looks similar to Google Maps. Additionally, it shows all your way points and the addresses in the list view. It even has a little social media aspect and you can show the community particular restaurants you were at. The Ride Planner app has some serious flaws, like being completely inaccurate on the mileage to your next way point. And it tends to change that mileage figure when it wants. So, we would have to jump over into Google Maps when planning the next day and put our current location to the next way point location to get the actual mileage. Also, it lacks voice turn by turn directions. However, I doubt Harley will change this as they want you to purchase their GPS units or buy a new Harley model with the all new built in Boom Box Infotainment system. I do love the Harley Boom Box system that is on my 2014 Street Glide Special and I did a very thorough tutorial video on how to operate that system. That video is super popular, so check it out. Here are several Law Abiding Biker videos that you may be interested in on motorcycle ride planning, GPS Boom Box operations, and updating your Boom Box software: Boom Box Infotainment Boom Box Software Update Harley Davidson Ride Planner Emails 1: Robert Nelson of Bend, OR This is my second time visiting your site, seems to get cooler each time I take a peek! I plan on purchasing your video on installing heated grips. I like your logic for choosing HD brand but I'm not impresed with their selection. Are you aware of other brands that use similar technology (not a fan of Heat Demon-in the bar element). I like the Avon all black "air cushion" style. HD's all black version reminds me of my stock grips (2013 Road Glide). I look forward to learning more about your MC. MY RESPONSE: Very cool bro & thanks for your kind words. On our way back from our 7 day motorcycle trip we came back through Bend. We had a few frosties at Deschuttes Brewery. Of course I had to stop by Goodies and get my girls a bunch of candy to bring back. Anyways, unfortunately nobody else really has the same technology on heated grips. I too do not like the Heat Demon in bar elements. I think they are junk and you have to put a separate box on your handlebars. For some reason good quality heated aftermarket grips are hard to come by. 2: Listener Gary Kreamer Bought new tires off the internet for my 2006 street glide. I guess that was a big mistake because no one around here {shops] will take off and install. Want you to buy from them. [ I understand now ] Not sure what to do now. Watch your video on you tube and afraid I might screw up. Been only riding 1 1/2 year from a 25 yr s of not riding. Lost. My response I have purchased tires from the internet many times. Just find any bike shop, not a Harley Dealer, and they will do it for a small fee. All bike shops have tire machines and know how to remove/replace tires/wheels. Keep the rubber side down and the shiny side up! ________________________________________________________________ CHECK US OUT AND SUBSCRIBE:   Website: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com   Email & Voicemail: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Contact   Phone Hotline: 509-731-3548   Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawAbidingBiker   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawabidingbiker        YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/scrappy587     Google Plus Page: https://plus.google.com/+Lawabidingbiker587   Instagram: http://instagram.com/lawabidingbiker     RSS: feed://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/feed   iTunes Direct Link to Podcast:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast/id622424087    Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast   TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Law-Abiding-Biker-p562288/            

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode we cover a very controversial topic that everyone seems to have an opinion on. That is the law abiding biker culture and how prevalent tattoos are now. Although tattoos have become more mainstream, there is still much discrimination amongst persons with tattoos by employers and society. What is it that draws law abiding bikers to get tattoos? Is it part of a deeper meaning of freedom and a way to separate yourself from standard society and to be free? Why are persons with tattoos still discriminated against? Does it matter what part of your body you put tattoos on? Different generations have strong beliefs and opinions in reference to tattoos. It’s time people get over it and start accepting that many great people have tattoos and are productive hard working law abiding bikers and citizens. We cover all this and much more in this episode! The Law Abiding Biker Podcast has a hotline number, which is 509-731-3548. You can call from any phone and leave us a voice message with any comments or questions, which may be played on an upcoming podcast episode! We love to hear from the Law Abiding Biker Community! We want to know your thoughts and opinions. You can also leave us an email or web based voicemail using the microphone on you computer at www.LawAbidingBiker.com/VoiceMail. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to contact us! We thank Mitch Rowland, Javier Martinez, and a gentleman named Bob from Cobourg Canada for leaving comments and questions directly on the Law Abiding Biker (LAB) website. This is what the Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Community is all about! Helping and communicating with each other like brothers and sisters. We are the motorcycling majority (MM) and the 99%ers after all. We discuss their questions and comments they left on the LAB website. We all need to help each other and share our knowledge with each other! That is truly awesome! Mitch Rowland commented: "I Just found your site, what I have seen has been great. I have a 2014 street glide special on order I will be getting in touch fir a bit of advise I am sure any thoughts on the hidden antenna and rear crash bars for this bike. I am not very computer savy so do I get up dates from Harley or do I need to go to you. Thx Mitch" My response to Mitch Rowland: "Thanks so munch for the contact. You might get updates from Harley if you are subscribed to their newsletters. I’m sure you can do it on their website. COME HERE for all your Law Abiding Biker Media and other needs!! Go here for a hidden hardly davidson antenna-> http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/boom!-audio-hidden-am-fm-wb-antenna. As for the rear crash bars go here -> https://www.harley-davidson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=60580&storeId=10152&catalogId=10051&langId=-1. Hope this helps you. Don’t forget to check out our podcast, free videos, and for purchase videos!! Ride safe brother!!" Javier Martinez Commented: "All your procedures are very helpful, but NOTE for the softail owners: The drain plugs are in different locations. The transmission drain plug is between the two shocks under the center of the bike. The oil drain plug is where the transmission drain plug is shown on this video and the primary fluid drain plug is pretty much in the same area as the bike for this video. This is for 2013 softails and some years before. Double check. You don’t want to pull the wrong plug!" My response to Javier Martinez: "Thanks for the contact Javier and thanks for sharing your particular model and where things are located. I know the rest of the Law Abiding Biker Community appreciates it. Of course, the different years and models will have variations, so if everyone shares it would be awesome!" Bob from Cobourg Canada commented: "On a 2000 Harley 1200, how much oil do you put in rear shocks and what type ?? Thanks Bob" My response to Bob: "Thanks so much for the contact Bob!! I would definitely have to call the Harley Dealer on that one. Just call any Harley Davidson Dealer and ask them. They will tell you right over the phone. I have had to do that on some older bikes. God Bless and Ride Safe!!" The Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club (LEMC) has a prospective chapter (Big River Crew) two hours north of the Mother Chapter, which is based out of Yakima, WA. As one of their many obligations and required projects to possibly obtaining full Sworn Few LEMC chapter status, they had to make a bad ass riding video. You can check out their new video at. CHECK OUT THEIR NEW VIDEO! I have a very good relationship with my local Harley Davidson Dealership, to include the awesome mechanics there! The new 2014 Harley Davidson Boom Box Infotainment System is foreign to them and also to the salesman. I quickly became known as an expert with the operation of the Boom Box Infotainment system (I am the Hi-Tech Redneck after all-LOL). Harley Davidson is making their personnel watch company videos and they have to pass tests on the new Boom Box Infotainment System. I was very humbled when I received a call from our local Harley Davidson mechanics. They requested I come to the dealership and explain a few items on the Harley Davidson Boom Box Infotainment System to them. The new Boom Box Infotainment System is completely new to the Harley Davidson mechanics and I don’t blame them for not completely understanding it. So, of course I spent some time with them and answered their questions. They always treat me well and I didn’t mind doing this at all on my own time. They are aware of the complete Harley Davidson Boom Box Infotainment System Tutorial Video (www.lawabidingbiker.com/boombox) that I produced and recommend it to their customers. Here are 2 highly succesful videos that you should consider: TUTORIAL VIDEO-Complete Harley Davidson "Boom Box" Infotainment system GPS stereo TUTORIAL VIDEO-Harley Davidson “Boom Box” Infotainment Software & Map Update Tech Tip of the day for the iPhone/iPod/iPad | Using your iDevice while browsing in Facebook, Twitter, or Safari just to name a few; you can just hit the time, battery indicator, or you service provider at the top of the screen and it will immediately scroll you back to the top of the page! This beats scrolling all the way back up to the top by swiping over and over with your finger! We have released a new free tutorial video on how to remove/install the front outer fairing on a Harley Davidson Touring Model and here is where to get it: www.LawAbidingBiker.com/OuterFairing Here is a funny YouTube video that we play on the podcast, which inspired the opening of this episode. The YouTube video is titled:Jonas and Cousin Romulus-Smoke some pinners. _______________________________________________________ CHECK US OUT AND SUBSCRIBE:   Website: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com   Email & Voicemail: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Contact Phone Hotline: 509-731-3548   Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawAbidingBiker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawabidingbiker        YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/scrappy587     Google Plus Community: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/114981304552960461449    Instagram: http://instagram.com/lawabidingbiker   RSS: feed://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/feed iTunes Direct Link to Podcast:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast/id622424087    Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Law-Abiding-Biker-p562288/