02
Oct/2007

by administrator

Wrecking Crew Rider Joe Kopp Wins First Race of the Season

TUCSON (Oct. 1, 2007) – To put it mildly, Saturday was a great night for
Harley-Davidson racing at the AMA Flat Track Twins Ford Quality Checked
Championship event at USA Race Park.

On any other night throughout the season, Joe Kopp's win would be reason
enough to celebrate. The 2000 AMA Grand National champion finally put his Team
Latus/Screamin' Eagle Harley-Davidson into the win column. I... Read More

02
Oct/2007

by comancherick

A chopper conversion kit is an easy way to turn your stock motorcycle into a customized chopperThese are fairly new to the marketplace and allow you to get the look and ride of a chopper without having to modify your stock frame at all. In fact, if you decide you really don't like the feel of the chopper or want to go back to the stock look, it isn't that difficult to reverse the process, returning your motorcycle to its original configuration.

By employing a conversion kit rather... Read More

01
Oct/2007

by administrator

Screamin' Eagle Riders Will Race at Tucson and Las Vegas to Finish
Season

MILWAUKEE (Sept. 25, 2007) – Screamin' Eagle Harley-Davidson rider Kenny
Coolbeth has earned six victories this AMA Flat Track Twins Ford Quality Checked
Championship season. His Wrecking Crew teammate Jared Mees has earned three wins
this season.

With two races remaining this season, the two Wrecking Crew riders are the
championship contenders. Coolbeth – the defending AM... Read More

29
Sep/2007

by georgiegirl

Someone sent me a crush....but I don't know who it was. The damn thing says "guess who" sent it, so I started with the obvious and ended up guessing each one of my friends (even the ladies) and it just kept saying "guess again". If it was you, I'd sure like for you to send me a little message and let me know so that I can at least say thank you!... Read More

29
Sep/2007

by comancherick

If your wanting to change your sprocket over to a pully setup or vice versa remember to heat the bolts that hold the sprocket or pully to the wheel. They are loctited at the factory. I prefer to use a torch at low flame but some people prefer a heat gun. Which ever your use be sure to measure the sprocket to wheel distantance once installed and to torque the bolts back to the proper the proper torque lbs for your wheel. ... Read More