I know a lot of cops that are bikers! So go ahead and go searching you dickwad! If you kill a cop the least of your worries will be the bikers.......If you think this is a joke your a sick M/F.............. airprtbridgeman

Your little video was booted off of MySpace for content, now let's see if you can get kicked off of here you little twit. Your style of thinking was shared by one other person in history that comes to mind.....Adolph I think his name was, and look what happened to him. cudaseeker

What the fuck is this shit?

This is the epitome of what it means to be anti-american. What happened to freedom of self expression? What happened to acceptance of alternative lifestyles?

This is Disgusting on so many different levels. You need to get out of this country and go somewhere nice and communist where anything outside of the norm is quietly extinguished. willowhawk

This is not what it looks like.

Maybe it's just me, but when I saw this pic I jumped to a rather unsavory conclusion.

I emailed the Oshkosh Police Department and they assured me that the fire department was not sweeping up body parts.

OK. So, this is a few years late. This first hit the web back in '04 but I had forgotten about it. I was looking for info on legendary axeman Zach Wylde (for a school diorama project due tomorrow! Mom!) and tripped into this beast. The bike - not the girl.

What you are looking at is a motorcycle powered by 24 Dolmar chainsaws daisy-chained, RAID-arrayed and spliced into a grotesque lumberjack/greaser hybridization. Where is your god now, indeed. From Wyldsyd:

The engine in question is the one used in the PS-7900 professional chainsaw, which currently boasts the best power-to-weight ratio of any professional petrol chainsaw in the world – just 1 kg per PS. In standard trim each of these high-performance air-cooled 79 cc units generates 4.6 kW of power (6.3 PS) at 9500 rpm. A specific output of 59 kW per liter is outstanding for a chainsaw, and the secret lies in DOLMAR’s High Performance Combustion (HPC) technology. This term refers to the special design of the six gas exchange ports in combination with the asymmetrical combustion chamber head and the crankcase configuration: the result is a highly efficient combustion cycle with low exhaust emissions.

Now, the interesting thing is how I found this bike while searching for a musician with a "wylde" spelling of his name. Of course, many of us remember a metal band with a "Y" in the spelling of their name; JACKYL. And, yes, Jackyl's big thing was the lead singer playing a CHAINSAW. Zach Wylde ---> Wyldsyd --> Jackyl. Does Tom Green ride a motorcycle?

Meanwhile, in Florida...

A bill to allow police officers to take bikers’ motorcycles is speeding along in Tallahassee. Under the bill, bikers caught going 30 miles of more over the speed limit three times could have their bikes confiscated. The bill was drafted to cut down on Motorcycle fatalities, but bikers say the bill would have the opposite effect.

“People are going to die, that’s the thing. If I know you’re going to take my bike, I ain’t stopping, more people are going to die,” said bike Robert Conroy.

Right on, Robbie! You fucking tell 'em! Yeah! Go Team!

Just a head's up everyone:

"When you wear a helmet, your safety is increased -- significantly," the trauma program manager at MedCentral/Mansfield Hospital said. "The possibility and probability of suffering injury is very high in an accident without a helmet. Unlike in a car, you have no outer protector when you ride a motorcycle." SOURCE

From concept bike to the real road, the Suzuki Crosscage appears to be headed for production.

But this is more about hydrogen than anything. I thought I was up to speed on this stuff but apparently I missed something. I had no idea that there were "home hydrogen generation systems." Holy crap; that sounds dangerous.

This motorcycle was developed in conjunction with British Intelligent Energy, which make this a great collaboration since British Intelligent has its own hydrogen generation plants. Energy has a portfolio that includes a range of world-class fuel cell, fuel processing, desulphurization and hydrogen generation technologies. The company’s existing home hydrogen generation system means you’ll be able to make your own hydrogen at home. So I guess this news means you will find this motorcycle in the nearest showroom somewhere near the future. - SOURCE

Oh. The bike packs a walloping 125cc's according to this video.

The online advertising business is tricky. Basically it comes down to a quantity vs. quality issue. If you are at all interested in learning the online advertising basics, take a few moments to read this impressive rant/lesson from Cyril Huze. While focusing solely on the V-twin websites, the basic analysis applies to any interest. (Previously, too) And he was kind enough to list the top 17 V-twin websites and their traffic #s. Sadly, Motorcycles-OK.com is not appearing - yet.

1- Cyril Huze Blog (152,217) 2- Bikernet (197,093) 3- Hot Bike (490,141) 4- Helmet Hair Blog (513,960) 5- Why Bike Blog (517,697) 6- Paisano Publications including Easyriders and all other magazine (575,402) 7- Street Choppers (604,563) 8- Beach Cruiser (743,430) 9- Clutch And Chrome (1,088,483) 10- The Horse BackStreet Choppers (1,306,414) 11- American Iron Magazine (1,474,120) 12- AMD Dealer News (2,147,226) 13- Iron Works Magazine (2,799,267) 14- Cycle Source Magazine (3,502,408) 15- American Bagger (4,203,712) 16- Barnett’s Magazine (5,533,002) 17- American Cycle Magazine (6,089,923).

OK.
So he is the coolest guy in the road.

Cigar.
Sunglasses
Headphones
Beat-up KLR
Open road
Old, rusted bags

And a freakin' parrot.

I would love to know what this guy is listening to.
Any ideas?
I'll post the best guesses.

SUBMIT


UPDATE: Reddit comments are worth a look 

Seems the way back in 1935, a few ambitious engineers and one crazed motorcyclists thought it'd be a good idea to custom build a motorcycle for one reason: attain a speed of 300mph.

300mph. In 1935.

My favorite part?
Two steel plates, one on each side in front of the rear wheel, serve as brakes by actual contact with the ground or track. They can be raised or lowered by a lever.

Found at Modern Mechanix - an amazing compendium of all sorts of cool stuff; like this.