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The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is the largest, most historic motorcycle rally in America and it's right around the corner. Yes the event is full of your typical weekend warriors and does look like a Harley Cosplay convention between the bedazzled t shirts, sea of black street glides, and 80's cover bands that cover downtown. However we've noticed slowly over the years the emerging younger crowds are starting to take things over. If you know where to look the event …

John and Craig of the Eazy Co know how to have a good time! If you haven't watched their Youtube Channel by now we highly recommend you give it a watch and be sure to like and subscribe! Check out their lates event "The Eazy Times Chopper Rally" AKA Worcester Bike Week (lol) below. We had Dorian on site catching all the action, check it out: Video Coverage Of The Event: …

When customizing your Harley, it's important to double-check all parts to ensure you've got the right stuff. This involves taking careful measurements on everything, from tire heights and wiring length to gas tank volume and rotor size. Measuring the size of a rotor can be an intricate process; it's oftentimes hard to tell what rotor size will work best for the front and the rear of your bike. This quick guide provides complete fitment information for 11.5" front and rear rotors and 11. …

This years Gunstock Hill Climb during Laconia Bike Weeks was insane! Over 6,000 people showed up on a Wednesday. It was also the first year we did a Peoples Choice Bike Show during the event. The goal was simple, invite 30 of the best bikes in the area to be in the show, give everyone the chance to vote and draw a winner. We didnt have any classes, just 30 bikes and the mix went from Panhead Choppers, a Triumph, some Sportsters, a couple fully built Dynas, and a …

Trevor Hibbs had no idea just how far his 2017 Dyna Lowrider S would take him. He works in the oil and gas industry as a welder and fondly recalls the day he entered the world of motorcycles. "I met another welder years ago who told me he could ride a wheelie on a Harley," Hibbs, 41, reminisces. "Naturally, I thought he was full of shit, but he showed me. I was hooked! His name was Kenny Johnson, and he passed away (non-motorcycle accident). But because of that shithead, here I am." …