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The Shoei J•O Helmet is a fully featured, open-face helmet now available at Deadbeat Customs! Check out Deadbeat's video overview of the Shoei J•O Helmet to get a quick rundown of this helmet's features. Get the Jo Helmet in a variety of finishes here: https://www.deadbeatcustoms.com/shoei-j-o-helmets/ Screenshots by Shoei Helmets The classic design is inspired by many years of excellence in helmet building by Shoei. The J•O's compact multi-ply matrix shell combines interwove …

The TC Bros cast air cleaners are built for Harley Davidson CV Carbs & EFI Models, and S&S Super E & G Carburetors. These air cleaners are hand cast in 356-T6 Aluminum in right here in the US. Give your Harley the classic vintage style with the finned air cleaner kit designed for easy attachment using the American made, CNC machined, powder coated steel mounting bracket. The washable cotton gauze filter element provides high performance air flow to your V-Twin When installing one o …

The Smoke Out is one of the best events of the summer. We went last year and had a crazy time and then went this year and had an even crazier time. The Choppers on the grass never disappoint, that's where many of the best builders in the country showcase their bikes. This year we sat down and interviewed bike builder Jeremy Cupp of LC Fabrications. Jeremy is one of the most talented and humbled bike builders that we have had the pleasure of getting to know. Make sure you take a look a …

The History of the Harley Davidson FXR It would be fair to say that the Harley Davidson FXR is the bike that all bikes aspire to be when they grow up. Harleys are big, beefy, powerful, and command a mighty presence on the road. They’re also very distinct and stand out amongst other bikes that are available in the market. If you’re a Harley fan, you know that these bikes have a set style and status quo. The Harley Davidson FXR was a challenge to that status quo and therefore a very …

To Be Free: Harleys In Beijing by Bill Politis In July 2014, I had the opportunity to go to Beijing, China for free. A wealthy Boston University alumni was sending a group of kids from BU to Beijing to create short documentaries about Chinese culture. To get into the program I had to write an essay about what I wanted to film, so I wrote a short essay about how I wanted to document scooters and bicycle traffic through the city. I knew this wasn't what I wanted to film, but I needed to get into …