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home March 2019 The best about a Harley is the one who rides it! |
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        Dedication that's all you need..
...and some folks out there, they just have it. They are closely associated with history, but always open for new ideas. They do not swim with the main stream, but enjoy their individual way of life. One of those guys is
Troy Nicholson living in Haltom City, near Fort Worth, Texas. He is working on Harleys for more than 30 years. He despises the clinical hygiene of those licensed dealers, and their prices, which are usually only being charged in the houses of pleasure. With his friendly attitude and his knowledge, he will convince you to leave your bike there, for that little extra service or repair job. You won't be disappointed. He is does a great job, and for a very affordable price. Go far faster... once a slogan of Norton,
today the catchword of the producer of this
motorcycle. The frame is
contact: wb(at)harleys.de
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Picture of the month: There she is. Somebody must have stretched her frame to fit the Blockhead inside. A barrel type oil tank, a shortened mudguard, a gas tank, which might take you to the next bakery and back on an early Sunday morning,
complete the bobber style bike. The bike
was discovered in Hannover, in Northern Germany. The
owner though was out of sight, therefore no
questions could be asked about his philosophy, or
why he is in love with gas stations.
About
140 miles north of the Harley Davidson factory in
Wisconsin, you will find Brian's shop. Brian sells
primarily Harley-Davidson motorcycles, which can be
damaged due to a falling branch of a tree, or an
accident. Thus these bikes are inexpensive and Brian
will tell you, what do you have to do to fix it.
Import duties and taxes can be saved and you finally
end up with a sound ride for the price you can
afford. Brian ships worldwide.
The Evo of
the Dike Proud owner of
this beautiful Evo built in 1992 is one of those
guys, who won't sell their bike forever. His name
is Jens from Cuxhaven, and he loves to ride out
for that Sunday morning biker meeting at the
"Dorumer Tief". Nobody knows why Jens stepped out
of focus right before I took the picture. He was
exactly there, where you now can see those bloody
trashcans.
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Avoid the highways
Going south, not having
the time to cruise all the way down from Germany?
Don't worry. If you have some cash or may be your
good old friend has some, get your bike on the
German
"Autozug".
Enjoy a night with a hot shower
and some decent red wine. After a nights ride from
Hamburg you will be in Vienna, Austria or Loerrach
close to the Swiss border, from where you can
easily swing through France and
into Spain. If you compare the price with the
savings you made, wasting gas on highways and an
additional overnight stay or two, it is
worthwhile, not to mention the constant rattling,
which reminds you of your sled and lets you sleep
just perfectly. Rauchs Café and Bar .....is the place for the those guys, who
can't leave their bike home and even ride in
steady drizzle. Sure they know what to expect at
Rauchs Café: the best coffee in the town of
Bremen, Germany.
Quote of the month:
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