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First & foremost, the 5th Annul Lake of the Ozarks Bikefest is right around the corner!! September 15th – 18th 2011. This is by far the state of Missouri’s biggest rally of the year, & if we may say so ourselves based from personal experience… it’s the BEST rally of the year. We are so very proud & excited about this year’s Bikefest & Full Throttle Passport run, that it’s hard to put it all in words within one Editor’s Letter. If you have never experienced the Lake of the Ozarks Bikefest before… be sure you check out all of the details at www.LakeoftheOzarksBikefest.com. If you have any questions regarding the Bikefest, you can call us at (314) 241-3866 or email us at info@LakeoftheOzarksBikefest.com. This year’s Full Throttle Passport Run is going be an awesome experience to say the least!! The Official Passport stop locations are already preparing for your arrival… wait ‘til you see what they have in store for you. And the Grand Prize Bike for 2011 is an amazing machine; check it out pages 64 & 65 in this issue. This beautiful 2011 Custom Electra Glide (FLHTP) is provided by Lake of the Ozark HarleyDavidson, & Full Throttle Midwest Magazine, with custom paint by Darren Williams of Liquid Illusions. The Full Throttle Compound Party Headquarters & Vendor Village is packed with awesome vendors, live FREE concerts & much, much more!! It is the place to be during Bikefest 2011. (Camden on the Lake Resort- 2359 Bittersweet Rd. Lake Ozarks MO 65049) If you’re coming in to the Lake area a few days early, be sure to stop by Shady’s at the Lake for the big Bikefest pre-party during Twisted Tuesday’s Bike Night. The FTM ARMY will be on site. (see page 69 for details) Also, we’ve got to tell ya about an awesome Rod & Bike Show- by the name of “The Devil’s Kettle Rod & Bike Show” at Elmo’s Bar (2925 Lemay Ferry Rd St. Louis MO) on August 20th 2011- sponsored by GGG LLC. It’s going to be a great day & evening… so be sure to stop on by. ALL make, year, & models of cars & bikes are welcome. Come show your support for the FTM ARMY & Elmo’s Bar!! And speaking of Elmo’s Bar- just wanted to remind you all, that Full Throttle Friday’s are still going strong EVERY Friday night! Live music (& NEVER a cover charge), 50/50 drawings, prize give-away’s, cold beer, hot women & the FTM Army on site every week. If you haven’t made it out yet, be sure to put it on your agenda! Tuesday’s are jam packed with Bike Night fun for all… Bikini Bike Nights at Hot Shots in O’Fallon IL are still kickin’ EVERY Tuesday night & Twisted Tuesday’s at Shady’s at the Lake are going strong EVERY Tuesday night too!!! And for all of your hump day pleasure… Wild Wednesday’s Bike Night at Shady litte Jack’s Saloon (Downtown St. Louis) is always a good time. ve Kleinhans & Brandie Po
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Sunday August 7th 2011 Amvets Post #48 14th Annual Car Show Where: Amvets Post #48 Hwy 21 & Amvets Dr, DeSoto MO Info (314) 808- 593 or (636)586- 6255 Saturday August 13th 2011 Penitentiary Ride Leaves Doc’s H-D, Kirkwood MO Info- (314) 960- 6364 Baggertom05@att.net Wednesday August 17th 2011 Lake of the Ozarks Bike Night Where: Mexicali Blues 6605 Highway 54, Osage Beach MO Saturday August 20th 2011 Devils Kettle Rod & Bike Show Sponsored by GGG LLC Where: Elmo’s Bar (the home of Full Throttle Fridays) 2925 Lemay Ferry Rd, St. Louis MO ftm@fullthrottlemidwest.com Saturday, August 20 2011 Kayden’s Run Where: Chasers Bar 1310 Old Dutch Hallow Rd Sign-up 11am - 12 pm last vehicle out by 12:30pm Cost: $15 per person or $25 per couple Prizes, Drink Specials and Food will be provided Saturday August 20 2011. ABATE & FORR Motorcycle Rodeo Where: Tattooed Lady Bar & Grill Moscow Mills, MO 63362 636-366-9933 Saturday August 20th 2011 Fallen Brothers Poker Run (To benefit DeSoto Food Pantry) Sign up @ White Mule Saloon 12796 Hwy 21, DeSoto MO 11th annual RIDE FOR ROCKY Saturday August 20th 2011 Where: HAVE BIBLE WILL TRAVEL 1745 CRAIG RD, ST. LOUIS, MO 314-409-9332 OR 314-567-6007 www.hbwt.org REG. 9:30 AM-10:30 AM Saturday August 20th 2011 Abby’s Poker Run & Car Show Where: Cahokia KC Hall 100 East 5th St, Cahokia IL Saturday August 20th 2011 MO Kickstands for Kids Register @ Boubeuse Valley H-D Villa Ridge MO Info (314) 602-2575
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Sunday August 21st 2011 Saturday September 10th 2011 Poker Run & Benefit for Jason Hill Hog Doc Benefit Sign up @ 11am @ Mason Dixon Flea Market Where: Granite City Moose Lodge #272 in Villa Ridge, MO.@ hwy 44 & hwy 50 2521 Maryville Rd, Granite City IL Info. Connie @ 314-809-1555 Doors Open @ 2pm August 25th – 27th 2011 MO State H.O.G. Rally Osage Beach MO (573) 586- 7221 Saturday August 27th 2011 4th Annual Dogs off the Leash Poker Run Where: Summersville MO Info- (417) 260-2909 dogsofftheleash@hotmail.com Saturday August 27th 2011 4th Annual Camp Hope Poker Run Hosted by Amvets Chapter 48 Riders Hwy 21 & Amvets Dr Sign up 8:30a Saturday August 27th 2011 Bombs Away Bash #5 Where: 4200 E Washington East Peoria IL thebomberscarclub@yahoo.com (309) 645-5592 Sunday August 28th 2011 Fall Poker Run Sign up at Ted’s Motorcycle World Alton IL Sunday August 28th 2011 1st Annual Block Party Hot Shots Sports Bar & Grill 215 O’Fallon Plaza O’Fallon MO (636) 379- 4859 Sunday August 28th 2011 FORR 24 Redneck Biker Golf Sign in 11am-1pm Where: VFW Post 3944 10815 Midland, St. Louis MO 63114 Info: 314-744-1092 Friday September 9th 2011 Pointfest Pre-Party Where: Big St. Charles Motorsports St. Charles MO www.bigstcharlesmotorsports.com Saturday September 10th 2011 Hells Angels Fight Night Where: Shooters Sports Bar 1829 South Pine, Centralia IL 618-532-9931 Saturday September 10th 2011 Chaser’s Anniversary Party Where: Chaser’s Bar 1310 Dutch Hollow Rd, Belleville IL 618-398-6311
Saturday September 10th 2011 Sunday Augsut 21st 2011 Fall Biker Bash 24th Annual Bikers Helping Bikers Poker Run Where: Shady Jack’s Saloon Starts @ Big St. Charles Motorsports 1432 North Broadway, St Louis, MO 3830 West Clay, St. Charles MO www.ShadyJacksSaloon.com OR Ted’s Motorcycle World Saturday September 10th 2011 4130 Humbert Rd Alton IL Band of Brothers MC 2nd Annual Rodeo Where: Doit’s Village Inn, Pontoon Beach IL
Saturday September 10th 2011 Poker Run & Harley Raffle Give-Away Starts @ Krakow Store (just outside Washington MO) Ends at Miller Pub (Owensville MO) info- 314-565-4734 or 314-581-8020 or 314-210-0545 Saturday September 10th 2011 Fallen Heroes Ride Doc’s H-D, Kirkwood MO www.docsharleydavidsonc.om
September 15th – 18th 2011 5TH ANNUAL LAKE OF THE OZARKS BIKEFEST
FULL THROTTLE PARTY HEADQUARTERS & VENDOR VILLAGE WHERE: CAMDEN ON THE LAKE RESORT 2359 BITTERSWEET RD, LAKE OZARK MO INFO- 314-241-3866 WWW.LAKEOFTHEOZARKSBIKEFEST.COM
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September 16th & 17th 2011 Rockin Roddin Reunion No 2 Where: Quincy IL www.rockinroddinreunion.com Saturday September 17th 2011 Calendar Girl Search Finals Where: Big St. Charles Motorsports St. Charles MO www.bigstcharlesmotorsports.com
Saturday September 24th 2011 Bikers For Babies St. Joeseph St. Joe H-D (see pg 12 for more info) Saturday September 24th 2011 Kirkwood H.O.G. Passport Ride Wrap Up Party Where: Doc’s H-D, Kirkwood MO www.docsharleydavidson.com Sunday September 25th 2011 FORR Local 42- Franklin County Bike Show Where: Pacific Eagles 707 W. Congress, Pacific MO Rick- 314-578-6006 Saturday October 1st 2011 Ruff Riders Poker Run for Gateway Pet Guardians Starts @ Mile 277 Tap & Grill 10701 Watson Rd, St. Louis MO Saturday October 1st 2011 A-Z Poker Run Where: Big St. Charles Motorsports St. Charles MO www.bigstcharlesmotorsports.com Sunday October 2nd 2011 Shady Jack’s Rat Run 2011 Starts @ Shady Jack’s St. Louis MO Doors Open @ 8am Saturday October 8th 2011 Kiwanis Kruzin’ for Kids Road Rally Starts @ Bootlegger’s Osage Beach MO Starts @ noon Saturday October 8th 2011 15th Annual Anniversary Party Where: Shady Jack’s Saloon 1432 N Broadway, St. Louis MO www.ShadyJacksSaloon.com starts @ 10am Sunday October 9th 2011 St. Louis Bikers for Babie St. Louis Union Station (see pg 12 for more info)
Saturday October 15th 2011 Billy the Kid Custom Cycles Grand Opening Saturday September 17th 2011 Where: Billy the Kid Custom Cycles 5th Annual Poker Run in Honor of Mike Fish 3122 Brannon Ave, St. Louis MO Register @ 9am Noon- ??? VFW Post 5331, Cedar Hill MO Saturday September 17th 2011 Bikers for Babies- Ozark Division Where: Springfiled Yamaha (see pg 12 for more info) Saturday September 24th 2011 Greg Parker Poker Run & Raffle Meets @ National Guard Armory Rensselaer IN Register 10am- noon Info- 219-869-3359 Saturday September 24th 2011 Bikers For Babies Central MO Multiple Start Locations (see pg 12 for more info)
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Nighttime riding can be a welcomed alternative for motorcycle enthusiasts. It gives you a break from the unwavering summer heat and can also provide a reprieve from daytime traffic. Although riding at night can be enjoyable, there are many situations that can lead to a dangerous riding experience. Whether it is inattentive drivers, animals, or areas of dense insects, there are a number of factors that can quickly turn a nighttime ride into a scary and threatening situation. Fortunately, most of these factors are in your control as the driver. From our work with personal injury and wrongful death cases, the attorneys with Serious Injury Legal Group want you to be fully prepared and knowledgeable about safe riding practices at night. This article will provide some practical suggestions to ensure not only a safe but also enjoyable ride. One of the most important factors when riding at night is to make sure to not over drive your headlights. Since you can only see as far as your headlights illuminate, it is extremely important to be able to bring your bike to a complete stop within the distance that your headlights provide light into the darkness. Riding with your low beams on will provide a shorter range beam and have a cutoff in height as to not blind other drivers on the road. High beams or your “driving lights� give off a longer and more narrowed beam in order to provide as much light as possible. The headlights that come equipped with the bike are effective, but there are various options to upgrade to brighter bulbs while remaining at the same wattage. Check your state regulation on aiming your headlights and raise the beam to the maximum angle allowed by your state. This alteration can be very effective and is easily done without special tools. More effective and better positioned bulbs can help you see the road and obstacles that may exist while riding at night. How to see the road more effectively at night is not the only strategy to know however, it is also important that other drivers on the road are able to see you. Choose a night to try a little trick. Turn your lights on, park your bike in the distance, and see how visible it is from the front, back, and sides. This will give you a good perspective of how visible your bike is to other vehicles while driving at night. By applying reflective tape on the dark areas of your bike, you will be able to create a more visible presence while on the road. Some people may not like the idea of putting tape swatches all over their bike, but reflective tape does come in a variety of colors that will make it less conspicuous during the daytime. Another option is to place the swatches in areas that are not visible during the daylight but are visible at night. There are also reflective decals available in a variety of designs that can be applied to the sides of your bike. When choosing the colors of reflective tape, remember that the Department of Transportation states that red is for the rear of the bike, amber is for the sides, and white for the front. Keeping with these specifications will help other drivers know if you are coming or going. While adding reflective tape and color to your bike is helpful, wearing bright colored clothing while riding at night will also help other drivers see you. In addition to the physical improvements that can be made to you and your bike, being proactive while driving will also help ensure your safety. Always allowing other vehicles more distance and driving defensively during the nighttime will allow you more reaction time if a dangerous situation does occur. Clear, clean, and unscratched eye gear is extremely important as well because dirt or scratches will affect your vision greatly while driving at night. This eye gear will also protect you from the large amount of insects that is always present while taking night rides. Aaron and I are both avid riders. We know the importance of safety and taking these proactive steps will help to better ensure your safety and enjoyment while riding. Unfortunately, being a defensive and proactive driver can sometimes not be enough. In these situations, remember the attorneys at Serious Injury Legal Group have recovered millions of dollars for injured bikers and we are always willing and able to fight for you.
Well how is everyone doing? I hope your ok. By the time this article goes to print I will either be on my way to Sturgis or in Sturgis , and for all of you who are reading this, you either didn’t get to go or just didn’t want to go. But if you did go I hope you had an enjoyable trip and made it back safely. Well I got to make it to Full Throttle Friday at Elmo’s a couple weeks back , and as a treat I got to see South Side 5 perform, and people they rocked the F^%$ out , hell they were jamming so good that they knocked the power out twice that night, well I got to talk with Stump Stephenson the lead singer in between sets for a few minutes and he had informed me that the band had just gotten back from a venue in Oklahoma that’s called Rocklahoma , and that they had opened up for Motley Crew and Poison. Now you have to be pretty damn good to do this. They wouldn’t have gotten the gig if this wasn’t the case. So if you haven’t had the opportunity to see them I suggest you try and check them out, you will be glad you did. And speaking of Elmo’s the place was full and the staff couldn’t have been any better. The owner Brent is great, and if he can do anything for you he will go out of his way to do it. And what I really like is its down in, what I will call a hole. That’s right if you pull in the parking lot and there is plenty of parking and there also always is a place blocked off for your bike right outside the door. Then nobody will know your there, so if you ride by and it doesn’t look like it’s hopping… the only way you will find out is drop down in the hole and check it out! OH YEA THE MOST IMPORTANT THING THERE IS NEVER A COVER CHARGE. And for those of you who know me I will leave before I pay one. But that’s my own opinion. You see I figure if I want to patronize your place than why the F$#@ should I have to pay just to get in and spend my money. I guess I will never figure it out, but the best part is I’m not going to try. I just turn around and go to the next bar, after all someone wants to sell me a Budweiser without me buying a gift to enter your door. I have a suggestion for bars with cover charges give away a door ticket like a 50/50 and give away half of what you take in at least that would be a raffle of sorts. Ok Lake of the Ozarks Bikefest is rapidly approaching, so I hope you’re not a last minute kind of guy or gal, people that I have talked to say the hotels and motels and condos are full or almost sold out. I know there is still time but your starting to cut it close. I keep hearing it promises to be bigger and better than the past four. And if that’s the case well it’s going to be great. Even the years with the shit weather my group still looks back and laughs about the weekend, you see what’s great about my friends they always look at the glass half full even when it’s almost empty. Guess that’s why I love them all, you are going to have a good time no matter what, even if you’re hung-over I promise you that. And again there is a good group going again this year, and as I write this I am so looking forward to Sturgis but can’t wait for Bikefest because it’s unfortunate for me but my lovely wife can’t make Sturgis but she is going to the lake! Her vacation days are already approved. But life goes on Sturgis first, after all what’s a guy to do lots of naked women, cold beer, bikers, and a great big party. And hopefully great weather, you see for the first time Glencoe campground is adding white sand beach, tiki bars, and a floating dock, so things could get pretty interesting. I always take a camera but never take many pictures, but this year could be different, we shall see. WELL THAT’S IT FOR THIS MONTH
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p o t S it! Here’s one ya don’t see everyday. Got a call the other day and the person asked if i could paint a tail light? Thought about it for a few seconds and said yep. Bring it on in well he did so here goes.
1.) First i tape off a couple of rings and back tape the rest of the rear fender. Then cover the part of the lens that will be red.
3.) Next take a piece of ordinary drywall tape. And place it on the flat back part of the lens and trim to the edges of the light.
5.) I then peel off the line tape and drywall tape. and respray a light transparent coat of red. Then a few shadows and high lights.
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4.) After adding the drywall tape and some stripes of blue line tape on the top and sides i grab the red and spray a few coats.
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XXX SMUT are a band from Champaign, Illinois & parts of the Midwest...also CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS see “ Midwest Kings Of Punk”. Founded by members Handsome Mick (drums) and Mr. Quick (bass) in the early 90’s, the two asked longtime friend & brother Todd Hogan aka “Trash” to front the band.. With the addition of Mike Kletz & Jeremy Merrieghn, the original line-up was complete. Shortly there-after, Smut entered Scab Studios and recorded a 6 song demo, with intense classics as “World Of Tragedy”, “Fuck Everybody” & “White Trash Welfare Kings” - automatically saying what any other bands in the area were scared to say.. The live shows were raw & violent, (1st show complete with a full-scale riot!) and the band was pretty much banned from EVERY place they played (with the exception of the few clubs that got it). Over the course of the next 5 years members came and moved on to the next classic line-up.., eventually Mick moved to a lead guitar position when XXX SMUT enlisted longtime smut fan & party favor fetcher Billy Fury on 2nd guitar (previously in Porkchop Shifter) a debut 45 ep followed called “ Straight To Hell” Shotly thereafter, Greg “punkrockdrummachine” Jaeger & fuckin’ Ed Young of The RESINATORS and SEMICIDS fame rounded out the line-up for the first “ official” full-length release simply titled “XXX SMUT”. The band upped the energy and tightness even more for their following live shows... complete with blood, beer, broken glass, sex, pills, booze, powder, zombie dust c, and more debautchery.. Including being banned again. : ) XXX SMUT is still one of the fastest, loudest and tightest punk bands on the scene.. With only the music doing the talking now and the energy level through the roof!! A new album is ready to drop simply titled “ Too High To Die”. Featuring 13 songs it is set to be released on The PATH LESS TRAVELED records this year!! Current members include: Handsome Mick-lead vox & lead guitar, Steve Repta-leadguitar, Donny Zombie- bass & vocals, Blake Carson- drums and Greg Jaeger-drums. For more info and music check out http://facebook.com/smutrock or www.myspace.com/xxxsmut .
MIDNIGHT SAINTS Midnight Saints are a Vermont-based 4 piece high energy punk rock band.
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Since forming, the band has been working hard and has played over 150 shows, self-released a demo and an EP, toured in support of the EP, and has been featured on the December cover of Cider Magazine and on the Boston TV show Sonic Lobotomy. They have built a large, diverse fan base in the northeastern United States and it continues to grow with every performance. They also we also have a upcoming split release with Cry Havoc (Ct.) coming out in July. For more info and music go to www.facebook.com/MidnightSaints
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sue@fullthrottlemidwest.com ave you ever wondered just what the true meaning of a biker is? If you ride a lot & are out in mixed crowds, you will often hear criticism from others about whether or not someone is a true biker. How many of you have heard someone say “Oh, he aint no real biker, h- - -, he won’t ride if it’s the least bit too cold, I’ll ride anytime, rain, cold or even snow, I don’t care!” I have often wondered who decided what a true biker is.
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We have such a wide variety of bikers in this world. There is the biker that rides his or her bike only in the summer maybe 4 or 5 times, which consist of 1 long trip & 2 or 3 week-end short trips during the summer, which might for example be a ride to Sturgis & maybe to a poker run or 2. We have the biker who sits in the coffee shop or bar & talks about all the trips he takes & his bike doesn’t get out of the garage except to go to his present location. Yes, we do have the MC clubs & there is a variety of them which have many different rules & qualifications to be a member. Maybe they are the true bikers. Some of you are the ones that hit all the poker runs & bike shows & consider that a well spent summer of riding. Or you may be the person that rides your bike in the evenings & week-ends around the countryside with only one other friend & parks it all winter. I know several that are just rally rider’s, this is their time to get away from the rest of the family & be just with their friends & do pretty much anything they want. Don’t get excited, I said pretty much……! What a great feeling once again in this life, just do as you please, no criticism. Oh yeh, what about the biker who rides his bike to work almost every day & again on the week-ends, not to mention several trips a year, you might say he doesn’t really need a car & maybe doesn’t own one. He is definitely in the running. So many different choices, maybe that is why if you look in the dictionary there isn’t a listing for biker, doesn’t anyone know what a biker really is? Do we exist? H- - - yeh!
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Does the way we dress have anything to do with whether or not we are a true biker? I’ve have seen it all & believe me I couldn’t even begin to cover all of those combinations. Steve won’t give me that much space in the mag. When you think of bikers, your mind automatically will go to leather jackets, chaps, doo rags, boots, chains & tattoos, ah yes, tattoos. You may have heard the phrase, ”If you are going to be a biker, you’ve gotta get a tattoo.” Yes, when most people think of a true biker, they think of a tattoo. All I have to say on that is, I have my own opinion & only mine & that is IF…… you decide to get a tattoo, make sure it is something you will never get tired of looking at. It’s kind of like getting married & thinking this is something I will want for ever & could never get tired of, not in a million years. You will have to look at this every day of your life & live with it or……..getting rid of it will cost you a lot of money, be painful & you may be scarred for the rest of your life. Well, I know several of you have been voicing your opinions as you read my article & that is OK. We are all different & boy am I glad. Things should be different to keep life interesting. Who am I to judge what a true biker is? Yes, I’ve rode most of my life & probably will as long as I can. Am I a true biker? I can’t really say. Yes, I’ve rode in rain, 30 degree weather, rode for many hours at one time & ride all seasons of the year but, does that classify me as a biker? What is a biker? I have my opinion, what a biker is & it sort of combines all of the above. I believe a biker is someone who has a passion for riding, feeling the air in their face & enjoying the freedom he or she feels while traveling down the road. They are someone who doesn’t really care what anyone else thinks or says about them. They are just enjoying their time on their bike no matter what the weather or where they’re headed. I do believe though if you enjoy riding, like any of your passions, it will be something you do quite often. I know I am going to get a lot of feedback from all of you & I welcome any & all, even the negative ones. Actually, I may print some of your responses to this article. My e-mail is below & for those that have never written before. I would love to hear from you. If you consider yourself a biker………….get out there, ride those bikes & like always stay safe!
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t’s a simple fact! Motorcycles have a higher power to weight ratio than most cars, ride on less surface and corner in a dynamic way placing a heavy demand on tires. Motorcycle safety means a lot where the rubber meets the road. When is a tire in need of replacement? You certainly don’t want to be caught in a rain storm with no tread! The DMV requires motorcycle tire replacement if it has less than 1/32 of an inch of tread or the wear bars are showing. A front tire may be shot when there is still plenty of rubber on it. If the rear is down to the wear bars, yet the front tire still has plenty of rubber, both have gone through the same number of heat cycles. The front tire may “look” great, but it can be just as worn as the rear. A motorcycle with a worn tire and a new one may be unstable and create a dangerous riding situation. Motorcycle radials and motorcycle bias-ply tires each give a specific type of handling characteristic. Mixing them may also create an unstable situation, a rougher ride and diminish the bikes ability to corner well. This is why you should always replace tires in sets. Tire pressure is the number one key to performance. Low pressure can create a comfy ride; however, you may over heat your tires increasing the chances of premature wear and failure. Too much air will make the ride hard and will wear out the centerline of the tire prematurely. Over inflation also decreases the contact patch on the ground and can make this a dangerous situation for riding in the rain. Keep your tires inflated to the recommended pressure and never exceed the maximum manufactures pressure on the sidewall. A pressure check is recommended every two weeks. Don’t deflate your tires for winter or other long periods when you aren’t riding. This will eventually make them brittle. Even if they’re not being used, always keep your tires at the right pressure. Before you hop on your bike, take a minute to look over your motorcycle tires. You may as well check the bearings while down there. Once you’re on the road, it’ll be too late. And of course, be sure to avoid potholes, curbs and sharp objects on the road that can damage your motorcycle tires. Check the valve core. A little water or spit into the valve stem will let you know if it’s leaking. It is not recommended to attempt the “spit maneuver” by putting any part of the body close to a hot exhaust pipe. Not even for a probee! Always replace stems when changing tires. The valve stem cap should be securely fastened on the stem. It’s an important part of your motorcycle tire’s sealing system. This will give you extra security at high speeds, when centrifugal force can open the valve a little inside the stem. A motorcycle is not like a car. You have two tires not four, and if one should fail at speed you’ll be in bad shape. Therefore, fork out the money for a new one instead of patching or plugging it. There is nothing wrong with using a plug kit and small compressor or CO2 cartridge for an air source with the intension of limping to a location for tire replacement. It is never a good idea to use cleaners and polishes on tires. Overspray onto the tread or brakes can create a dangerous situation the next time you lean into a corner or attempt to use the brakes. Wipe off oil, gas or solvents promptly. Motorcycle tire manufacturers recommend you clean your tires with nothing more than soap and water. A lot of so-called “protectants” actually advance premature cracking and deterioration. Do your best to keep tires out of direct sunlight. UV radiation from direct sunlight will dry and chemically change the tire compounds over time. This weakens bonds and makes them brittle. The front and rear tires of a motorcycle have completely different design profiles. Never mount the wrong one on the wrong wheel. When mounting a new tire, make sure you check the directional arrow so the tire tread runs in the right direction. Never replace it with a lower speed rating and stick to tires that match the rim. Make sure that you realign the rear wheel (not for shaft driven bikes) after you install a wheel or tighten the chain. This will reduce tire wear and provide you with better control while you ride. Balancing the tire and rim is essential when mounting. Unbalanced tires or rims can cause vibration and untimely wear. It is recommended to check motorcycle wheel balancing every 600-1000 miles. Your motorcycle’s handling and tread life depend on it. After mounting new motorcycle tires, take the bike out for a few easy rides just to scrub them in. New tires are slicker than snot. They have the best grip only after the surface has been ridden on for 100 miles.
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Be careful not to overload your motorcycle. If you want to add a sidecar, saddlebags or other heavy accessories, ask your dealer about which tires would be most appropriate. Heavy add-ons can have a major impact on the lifetime, durability, and performance of motorcycle tires. Motorcycle tires carry both imprinted and raised numbers and letters on their sidewalls, providing important information. This includes the tire’s size, maximum speed, load index, construction type, balance marks and wear indicators. It is essential to match the appropriate tires to each motorcycle, as well as ensuring they are properly mounted, inflated and maintained. Determine the tire’s manufacture date by locating the four raised numbers following the tire’s Department of Transportation (DOT) code. The first two numbers indicate the week of manufacture. The second two indicate the year. The date code 2610 designates a manufacture date of July 2010. Older tires break down with age, so when buying tires, be sure to check the manufacture date. Do not buy tires that are more than five years old. Identify the tire’s size by locating its metric or alphanumeric designation on the sidewall. These codes identify width and height, as well as the size of the rim on which the tire fits. The metric designation 110/90 16 identifies a width of 110 mm and an aspect ratio, a specific percentage of the width indicating its height of 90. Ninety percent of 110 mm equals 99 mm. A tire marked 110/90 16 is 110 mm wide and 99 mm high. The final number indicates the corresponding rim size of 16 inches. The same size tire using alphanumeric code is marked MN90 16, in which M identifies a HYPERLINK “http://www.ehow.com/how_5843415_read-motorcycletires.html”motorcycle tire and N is the code for a width of 110 mm. Manufacturers offer size charts in both metric and alphanumeric designations. Locate either the numerical or letter code indicating the HYPERLINK “http://www. ehow.com/how_5843415_read-motorcycle-tires.html”tire’s load capacity, also known as load index on the sidewall. Load capacity indicates the weight a properly inflated tire can safely bear. Manufacturers also list load capacities using the notation “LOAD CAPACITY,” followed by the exact weight the manufacturer recommends. Load capacity directly affects a tire’s speed rating, or the speed at which it will safely function under maximum load. Search within the numbers or letters indicating the tire’s size code for letters identifying the speed rating and construction designation. A tire coded 110/90 TR 16 has a speed rating of 118 mph, indicated by the letter T, and is manufactured using radial construction, indicated by the letter R. The letter B is used to indicate belted bias construction. Manufacturers use various letters to indicate speed ratings between 99 and 186 mph. The letters TL (tubeless) and TT (tube type) may also appear, if the manufacturer chooses not to spell out the words. While it is essential to help a buddy and preserve the safety of a riding group, a certain amount of tact is required when criticizing another person’s motorcycle tires. I found it better to present alternatives to paying full price at the local dealership. There are several internet retailers who offer a better choice of tires at lower prices and many local shops willing to mount them. There is nothing more appealing than seeing a motorcycle headed to the shop with a couple of new tires tied off to the luggage rack. The demand on your motorcycle tires is great. You have no choice but to rely on them. Please make room in your budget for tire replacement and complete your research ahead of time to avoid a dangerous situation. Keep The Rubber Side Down!
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2001Live.com – pg 52, 54 5th Annual Poker Run Benefiting Veterans – pg 20 Alley Cats Pizzeria & Pub- pg 68 Andy’s Motorcycle Repair- pg 21 Big St. Charles Motorsports-pg 13, 72 Biker Brother Leather – pg 53 Bikers for Babies- pg 12 Bikers Helping Bikers Poker Run –pg 17 Billy the Kid Custom Cycles- pg 32, 35 Black Sunshine Customs – pg 49, 52 Bloodred Prints- pg 45 Bombs Away Bash – pg 55 Budweiser- pg 21, 42, 71 C & S Cycle- pg 8, 38 Chaser’s Bar – pg 48 Cowtown USA- pg 66, 67 Crossbones Bar & Grill – pg 25 Crybaby Campground- pg 67 Daniel Dodson – pg 48 Devil City – pg 41 Doc’s H-D- pg 3, 14, 58 Dogs off the Leash Poker Run – 58 Elite Composites- pg 55 Elmo’s Bar- pg 22, 23, 39 Eye Candy Creations – pg 45 Farris Customs – pg 53 FORR Bike Show- pg 33 FORR Fall Dance – pg 35 Freeda’s Bar – pg 48 Full Throttle Passport Run – pg 62, 64, 65 Gateway BMW – pg 4, 16 Hellbender Tattoo –pg 44 Hells Angels Fight Night- pg 33 Holzhauer Auto & Motorsports- pg 2 Hookers Bar – pg 49 Hot Rod Custom Cycles- pg 21 Hot Shots – pg 46, 47 Hunter’s Hideout- pg 48 Iron Age Tattoo – pg 19 Lake of the Ozarks H-D – pg 36, 37, 57, 59, 63 Lake Ozark Bike Night- pg 58 Larry’ Tavern-pg 24 Last Ride Motorcycle Hearse Co. –pg 24 Liquid Illusions- pg 13, 30, 31 Lisa’s Market Street Grille- pg 48 M & M Custom Cycles – pg 45 Main Street Saloon –pg 45 Mary’s Bar & Grill – pg24, 53 Mile 277 Tap & Grill- pg 9 Missouri Gold Buyers- pg 18 Oscar’s Bar & Grill – pg 53 Outlaw Kustoms- pg 24 Pabst Blue Ribbon- pg 18 Pure Pleasure Mega Centers- pg 56 Rich Phillips Cycles- pg 9 Rudy’s Place- pg 48 Serious Injury Legal Group- pg 6, 7, 35, 45 Shady Jack’s Saloon- pg 10, 18, 42, 51 Shady’s at the Lake – pg 69 Shannon’s Pub- pg 53 Sign Décor – pg 58 Southwood Shores – pg 70 Sprengel’s Innovative Kustoms – pg 49, 53 Street Bikes Plus- pg 40 Stripped Down Cycles- pg 21 T.R.’s Place- pg 54 The Basement- pg 35 The Leatherman – pg 67 We’re Talkin’ T-Shirts- pg 58 The Hill Cigar Co. – pg 22 The Leather Man- pg 59 Titan Lifts – pg 18 We’re Talkin’ T-shirts- pg 52 ISSUE 58
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