Bikes in the Fast Lane: Xmas2012: Use Harley-Davidson To Keep You Warm This Winter plus 2 more

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• Xmas2012: Use Harley-Davidson To Keep You Warm This Winter
• Get More Out Of Your GoPro Video Camera
• Philippines: Testimony Of Motorcycle Maker’s Quality

Xmas2012: Use Harley-Davidson To Keep You Warm This Winter Posted: 13 Dec 2012 08:00 AM PST There are parts in this world where the winter can be harsh and cold. Cold enough to curl up next to the fire to keep warm. But usually a fire isn't enough to keep you warm, and when you don't have a fireplace, then you've got a problem. Putting your beloved one over you (beloved = motorcycle) is not going to be easy, nor very warm. But this Christmas gift might just do the trick. The Harley-Davidson Fleece Blanket, or pop-up hamper........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

Get More Out Of Your GoPro Video Camera Posted: 13 Dec 2012 04:00 AM PST Many motorcycle riders have gotten themselves GoPro video cameras to film themselves on their kick-ass rides (or they'll be getting one from Santa Claus). GoPro cameras are very cool High Definition cameras that are small enough to use on your motorcycles, but give you an exceptional image quality. GoPro cameras can be put on your helmet, your chest and your bike, giving nice images when you make a video of yourself riding up to the local Starbucks. But here's a product that has just gone live that will make those shots look even more professional and unique. BoomPro is a product that has been blown into life via the crowd-funding site Kickstarter, but rest assured, the project has just been fully funded, and is now in full swing (though they don't have a web site yet). BoomPro is an extension rod for the GoPro camera that can be mounted on your helmet, giving a third person view of your ride........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

Philippines: Testimony Of Motorcycle Maker’s Quality Posted: 12 Dec 2012 10:00 PM PST When I see these frequent photos of several people (usually more than 5) riding on the same motorcycle, I can't but help wonder: a) how dangerous it is and b) how incredibly well built the motorcycle is to withstand this kind of punishment. Have you considered how your motorcycle, be it a Ducati, BMW, KTM or Triumph would hold up with 7 people riding on it for miles of bad roads? ...

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