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![]() Seen
in Ban Phru
This wonderful
road sign is located in a suburb of Hat Yai.
It advises you, to speed up your vehicle, to ensure, that
you
![]() make it over the rails in time, and before the locomotive crosses the street. Pig 7 of Berlin They call
themselves PIG7 and specialize in Royal Enfield,
Ural, XS 650 and other classic iron. They also are
well known for a decent service and affordable
prizes. Meanwhile they moved out of Berlin and
seperated their business divisions. Check 'em out.
You ain't seen
nothing yet! Whenever
you make it to Hamburg, check them out. May be
they have your dream machine for sale. Who
knows? Anyhow it is always well worth a visit. Their site is written in
German, but Google will do the translation for
you. When you get there, do not worry, they
all speak English.
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Picture of the month Pattalung, in Trang Province,
Thailand, is the town where the Pattalung Riders
cultivate their hobby, and show their choppers at
various bike meetings throughout Thailand and
Malaysia. Here you see the side view of Tews chopper, more underneath.
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Georgia Overdrive? When you listen to the song "Six
days on the road.." by Dave Dudley, you can hear
him singing: "...I got ten forward gears, and a
Georgia overdrive." But, what the hell is a
Georgia Overdrive? Harleys.de lately found out:
When you start to go downhill with your vehicle,
and disengage the gear into neutral, to go
faster just by rolling. Among truckers this is
called a Georgia Overdrive. If you want to look
for other American slang words you might not
understand, have a look at the urban dictionary.
Harleys.de is a proud
sponsor of the View
Society which supports underprivileged children
in Thailand. And you should too, as the new invoices for the upcoming school term are almost due. Every single donor will have constant access to the accounting online, and will exactly know how the money is being spent. The society is recognized by the government of Germany. Donations are tax deductible. Tell us, do you have barbwire in your pockets?
Avoid the highways
Going South, not
having the time to cruise all the way down Germany
or France? Don't worry. If you have some cash or
may be your good old friend has some, get your
bike on the car-carrying train. Enjoy a night
with a hot shower and some decent red wine.
After a nights ride you will be in Narbonne in
the South of France, from where you can easily
cross the Pyrenees and thump 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.
Sadly German Railways (DB) has cut their offers
significantly, instead of promoting this
comfortable way of travelling.
Quote of the month: "If I had wanted to make a life long career out of working with the mentally retarded, I would have either gone into Special Ed or opened up a Harley-Davidson dealership..." - Christopher T. Shields (Black Echo) |