74 Search Results for "features"

• Texaco Gas !

  • From: onetopp
  • Description:

     Texas Fuel Company, founded in 1901 in Beaumont, Texas, by Joseph S. Cullinan, Thomas J. Donoghue, Walter Benona Sharp, and Arnold Schlaet upon discovery of oil at Spindletop. For many years, Texaco was the only company selling gasoline in all 50 states, but this is no longer true. Its logo features a white star in a red circle (a reference to the lone star of Texas), leading to the long-running advertising jingles ;You can trust your car to the man who wears the star and Star of the American Road. Thanks davisglane !

  • 6 days ago
  • Views: 32

• Not able to Sign-in

  • From: AlexCC
  • Description:

    Hello community members, a problem occurred early this morning when our community platform was updated by KickApps. Basically, it prevented all members access to use the community features except for browsing, this has now been resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you continue to experience this problem please contact me @ alex@cruisercustomizing.com.

  • Blog post
  • 3 weeks ago
  • Views: 65

• 1 Open-Box Cranker Bag! SUPER

  • From: karmahappens
  • Description:

    Kuryakyn Cranker Bag by Sportech - OPEN BOX ONLY 1!!!

     

    This is an OPEN BOX item. Everything works and has been tested by Kuryakyn to be in factory working order. But, there are no returns or refunds on this item.

    http://www.cruisercustomizing.com/detail.cfm?action=detail&model_ID=31&Category_ID=3&manufacturer_ID=16&product_ID=47364&sblid_name=detail

    Infuse your ride with style, music & storage with the innovative new Cranker Tank Bag from Sportech. The next level of moto-luggage, the Cranker Bag features an integrated amplifier, speaker & MP3 capability so you can take your music with you while honing your favorite stretch of tarmac. Plus, the Cranker Bag provides storage for all your riding essentials in a sleek, semi-rigid molded design, which maintains its shape even when empty.

     

    Features:

    • Speaker specially tuned for optimum sound at highway speeds
    • Sleek low-profile design will not interfere with rider
    • Powered from your bike or 4AA batteries
    • 3-High powered magnets hold bag securely in place
    • Optional mounting straps for plastic tanks & added versatility
    • Non-scratching rubberized backing protects your bike's finish
    • 13 inch Long x 8 inch Wide x 4 inch Deep

  • Blog post
  • 3 weeks ago
  • Views: 63

• Re: This is the Biggest JOKE o

  • From: als1953
  • Description:

    So Phil, you had you're Asian features airbrushed to look more Aussie? Have to ask your mate Lobin what you learry rook rike.

  • 4 weeks ago
  • Views: 18
  • Forum: Jokes! Joke...

• Centurion 1-Piece Rain Suit by

  • From: manybikes
  • Description:

    Centurion 1-Piece Rain Suit by TourMaster

    TOUR-CENTURION

     600 denier Carbolex shell with 1680 denier ballistic polyester panels in the shoulders, forearm and knees
    • Features an Aqua-Barrier under-the-helmet hood (U.S. patent pending) to eliminate seepage in the collar area. The hood easily stows in a hidden collar pocket
    • A waterproof and breathable Rainguard barrier allows rain protection without perspiration buildup
    • Carbolex accordion stretch material action back, knees and waist for increased flexibility
    • Removable neck gaiter seals the neck area from wind and cold
    • Collar anchor tab eliminates flapping while collar is open
    • Waterproof zippered 3-position shoulder vents combine with chest vents, adjustable under-sleeve vents, thigh vents, rear exhaust vents and the Pipeline Ventilation System to provide flow-through ventilation
    • Collar to knee length main zipper closure with dual wind flap seals out the elements
    • Phoslite dark reflective piping, wide strips across the back and Tour Master's signature rear triangle increase nighttime visibility
    • The fleece lined collar and cuffs are soft, yet durable
    • Adjustable sleeve take-up straps at the forearm and bicep help to secure elbow armor and material
    • Removable, CE approved armor at the elbows, shoulders and knees with an articulated triple density back protector
    • Vertical zippered chest map pockets, zippered hand warmer pockets, a zippered sleeve key pocket and flap closure bellows thigh pockets
    • Adjustable waist belt, with TPR pulls help fine-tune the fit

  • 1 month ago
  • Views: 103

• New Shoei RF-1100 and X-Twelve

  • From: manybikes
  • Description:

    New Shoei RF-1100 and X-Twelve helmets

    Shoei pulls out all the stops for its latest generation lids

    Shoei's mid-line RF-1000 model has been the company's best-selling helmet since its inception back in '03, and for good reason. When you combine excellent function with superb quality at a reasonable price, the sales will come. And its top-of-the-line X-Eleven racing helmet has been one of the leaders in performance and innovation, with superb ventilation and aerodynamics that have spawned copies ever since. So it would be logical to expect that the RF-1000's and X-Eleven's successors would be a sensible evolution of their solid and refined designs. Why mess with success?

    The new RF-1100 and X-Twelve, however, are literally all-new from the ground up. Utilizing data gleaned from the company's new state-of-the-art wind tunnel as well as input from dealers and customers, both helmets bristle with new features that definitely set them apart from their predecessors.

    Read more on Sportrider.com >>

    Check out the RF-1100 >>

    Check out the RF-1100 >>

  • Blog post
  • 1 month ago
  • Views: 99

• From CC IT: What's new on the

  • From: AlexCC
  • Description:
    Hello Cruiser Community,
     
    IT has released several new features to the Cruiser Customizing website:
     
    New payment option: EBillme, Pay from your online bank without sharing any routing or account numbers while protecting yourself against fraud and identity theft. Earn 1% cash back on every order.
    
    
     
    Community Feature: You can now control if you receive community emails to your personal and community inbox or only to your community inbox.
     
    Community bug fix: The "NONE" being displayed for State/Country on the KickApps profile pages. Once you update your member profile the changes will reflect on your community profile page.
     
    Email Preference Center: It provides you more control over how we communicate with you.
    
     
    A big thanks to Dave and Marty for all their hard work!
    
    
    Even more new features on their way, stayed tuned!
    
    
  • Blog post
  • 1 month ago
  • Views: 89

• Aromas

  • From: Robin001
  • Description:
    A new Tesco supermarket has just opened in Tunbridge Wells.  It has an
    1 month ago
  • Views: 45
  • Forum: Jokes! Joke...

• Gateway Colorado getaway parki

  • From: Bikinjb
  • Description:

    Gateway was barely a wide spot in the road just a few years back, but a guy with a boatload of money has build an awesome resort here centered around a excellent car Museum. It now features a store, hotel , and several other large buildings for coneferences etc. We have seen 100 bikes here on a sunday afternoon, but there was only about 20 when we arrived yesterday. It's about 50 miles to the resort from our house in Grand Junction CO over the Unaweep divide with a twisty windy road most of the way.. We road another 50 miles to Naturita, and I was chasing Wifey all the way there and all the way home.... (And I mean chasing The girl was ridin hard I tell ya)

  • 2 months ago
  • Views: 45

• 2007 Stratoliner

  • From: hack-fest
  • Description:

    This is a 2007 Stratoliner S.  It has the basic features, but I also have the low windshield, Corbin single seat, and Saddleman luggage backrest bag.  I'd like to add saddlebag bars to protect them and chrome belt drive covers.  Maybe I'll get the fender chrome tips also. I don't want to add to much stuff, because the cycle looks custom as is.

  • 2 months ago
  • Views: 36

• BRP adds touring model to Spyd

  • From: martymcgee
  • Description:

    Source: Powersports Business : Thursday September 3, 2009

    BRP introduced the new Can-Am Spyder RT roadster in response to specific consumer demand for a touring platform, the company said in a statement. The 2010 Can-Am Spyder roadster lineup now includes the Spyder RS (roadster sport) and the Spyder RT (roadster touring) models.
    
    According to BRP, the Can-Am Spyder RT roadster will be powered by a Rotax 991 engine with electronic throttle control optimized for touring. The RT features the same BOSCH-engineered vehicle stability system as found in the Spyder RS roadster, which includes anti-lock brakes, traction control and stability control systems.
    
    The company also said they’re introducing an industry-first optional RT622 trailer package, providing an additional 622 liters of storage, designed specifically for the Spyder RT roadster and compatible with the vehicle’s stability system.

    • For more of the latest news, click here.
    • For related information on this story, click here.
    • To see the contents of the current print issue of PSB, click here.

     

     

  • Blog post
  • 2 months ago
  • Views: 52

• Ten Simple Rules for Dating My

  • From: vilchesm1958
  • Description:
    Need to make a big poster of this rules and hanged on the wall :):)
    
    Ten Simple Rules for Dating My Daughter
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    Rule One:
    If you pull into my driveway and honk you'd better be delivering a
    package, because you're sure not picking anything up.
    
    
    Rule Two:
    You do not touch my daughter in front of me. You may glance at her, so
    long as you do not peer at anything below her neck. If you cannot keep
  • 3 months ago
  • Views: 2732
  • Forum: Jokes! Joke...

• Cruiser Customizing Loves Adob

  • From: martymcgee
  • Description:

    Hey Cruiser Gang,
    
    Quick blathering from Marty - just a little light reading for those who may be interested...
    
    Another reason Cruiser Customizing is in love with Adobe ColdFusion (our website application server, language, and framework - yes, all 3) ---  Because we all wonder what the heck IT is ever doing, I thought I'd share a blog post from the godfather of ColdFusion, Ben Forta, about the latest release of ColdFusion 9.  (Ben Forta didn't invent ColdFusion, but definitely watches over it's offspring).  By the way, no other language/server/framework in the world offers these new features, (or even come close in my opinion).
    
    Source: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/coldfusion/articles/coldfusion9_whatsnew_02.html
    
    ----------
    Introducing Adobe ColdFusion 9 beta
    ColdFusion functionality exposed as services
    
    Have you ever stopped to think about just how much functionality is baked into ColdFusion? We use <CFQUERY> to work with databases, allowing for highly flexible and dynamic SQL as well as query caching and more, and this is powered by a sophisticated internal engine. We use tags like <CFCHART> and expect charts to be generated and displayed, without ever really paying attention to the fact that an entire Java-based charting engine is built in and actually doing the heavy lifting. The same is true for <CFPDF>, <CFIMAGE>, <CFSEARCH>, support for SOAP and Web Services, XMPP and JMS integration, and so much more. While most of us focus on CFML the language, the truth is that the bulk of ColdFusion, the majority of what gets installed, is not the language but the extensive array of integrated services, services that are exposed to ColdFusion via CFML tags and functions.
    
    But what if these services could be accessed outside of ColdFusion? If a PHP developer in the next cube over needed to merge PDF files, why couldn't he invoke the PDF manipulation services in ColdFusion? If a .NET developer needed to access Microsoft Exchange, why couldn't she use the brilliant Exchange tags in ColdFusion (rather than having to write lots and lots of .NET code, and I do mean lots and lots)? What about the Java developer who needs to easily manipulate spreadsheet files without tinkering with low level libraries?
    
    And while we're at it, what about the Flex developer who needs to generate an e-mail message? Flex (well, Flash) has no built-in SMTP libraries, and so Flex developers who need to programmatically generate e-mail messages do so by writing code on the server. For ColdFusion developers this means creating a ColdFusion Component which accepts data from a Flex application (likely via an AMF call) and then passes that same data to a <CFMAIL> tag. In other words, code is being written on the server just to be able to pass data from Flex on the client to the <CFMAIL> tag. So why couldn't a Flex developer just invoke <CFMAIL> directly, passing it name=value pairs so it can generate an e-mail?
    
    Well, with the upcoming ColdFusion 9, the answer to all of these questions is yes. These are all doable! In ColdFusion 9 we're exposing lots of those integrated ColdFusion services via AMF (Flash Remoting) and SOAP (Web Services). The PHP, .NET, and Java developers can invoke ColdFusion built-in Web Services, pass in data, and get back results. And the Flex developer can include a ColdFusion SWC file exposing ActionScript classes and MXML tags via simple abstracted AMF calls. Simply include the SWC in your Flash Builder project, define the ColdFusion name space like this:
    
    <mx:Application xmlns:cf="coldfusion.service.mxml.*">
    
    and you'll have access to CFML tags within your Flex project. For example, to send an e-mail you could use the following:
    
    <cf:Mail id="cfMail" to="{to.text}" from="{from.text}"
    subject="{subject.text}" subject="{subject.text}"
    content="{body.text}" type="html" />
    
    The above code creates an instance of the Mail object and names it "cfMail", and sets to, from, subject, etc., with the values of other Flex objects. To actually send the mail all you'd need is to invoke the following (possibly when a Send button is clicked):
    
    cfMail.execute();
    
    There is much more to this "ColdFusion as a Service" functionality, including lots more services exposed, and a sophisticated security model. But the bottom line is that ColdFusion is now poised to become even more valuable to Flex and AIR developers, and now even of value to developers using other platforms and languages.
    
    ----------
    
    Marty McGee
    Information Technology
    Cruiser Customizing, Inc.
    4271 Las Positas Rd. Bldg C
    Livermore, CA 94551

  • Blog post
  • 3 months ago
  • Views: 162

• Motorcycle Cover Tip of the We

  • From: manybikes
  • Description:

    Kyle Bradshaw here with a discussion about Motorcycle covers.

    Click this link to see the Motorcycle Cover Video.

    When it comes to Motorcycle Covers, there seems to be a general sense of confusion and we often hear this question: "What am I getting for the price I'm paying?"  Great Question!
    
    Here at Cruiser Customizing there are four most popular suppliers of Motorcycle Covers and they are Dowco, Nelson Rigg, CoverMax and UltraGard.  Of the four manufacturers, the CoverMax Standard Cover and the UltraGard Classic Covers are our two best selling covers.
    
    Most cover suppliers have four basic levels of motorcycle covers and with each level the features and benefits as well as the price increases. In the case of motorcycle covers, it really is a matter of "you get what you pay for." These cover levels come by various names as you jump from manufacturer to manufacturer, but the features and benefits are usually comparable as you move up the cover level chain outlined below:
    1. Dust Cover     2. Economy Cover     3. Deluxe Cover     4. Premier Cover
    
    Here are the level breakdown for each of our four top suppliers:

    Dowco Guardian: Value Cover, Deluxe Cover, & WeatherAll Plus Cover

    Nelson Rigg: Econo Cover, Deluxe Cover, Defender 2000 Cover

    CoverMax: Standard Cover, Deluxe Cover

    UltraGard: DustGard, Classic Cover, Classic II Cover, & Premier Cover

    Below you will find some basic motorcycle cover features to look for when choosing your next cover. All of these features and benefits will be listed in the motorcycle cover product description on the product page.

    • Cover Size
    • Cover Materials (UV resistant?)
    • Exhaust / Engine Heat Shields
    • Windshield Pouch?
    • Sissybar Pouch?
    • Vents
    • Grommets
    • Waterproof or Water Resistant (sealed seams?)
    • Manufacturer Warranty

    Take a view of the Motorcylce Cover Tip of the Week Video for more information...

    Thank you for taking a read through this weeks Motorcycle Cover Tip of the Week from Cruiser Customizing.

    Check out Tiff60, our Newest Cruiser of the Week!

    Until Next Week,

    Take Care & Ride Safe!

    Kyle Bradshaw
    Cruiser Customizing: Community Director
    aka: manybikes

     

  • Blog post
  • 3 months ago
  • Views: 1064

• New Members Guide to the Site

  • From: RMFIII
  • Description:

    I was asked to post this again in the story section to make it easier to fine so here it is.

    New members Guide from a New Member

    Being a fairly new member to the site I thought I would try and put together some ideas I found makes the time spent on the site more enjoyable. I know when I first joined the site a I was a bit overwhelmed with all the features of the site and really had no idea what to do first. Hopefully, this will assist the new members getting started.

    First off, I highly reccomend doing a short write up in your profile section telling the community about you. Nothing major is required just spend a minute or two introducing yourself maybe where you are from, what kind of bike you ride, how long you have been riding, etc. You can alway go back and change this at a later time. Having a little posted about you really breaks the ice, so to speak with the rest of the community.

    Making Friends: Do not be afraid to make some friends. The easiest way to make friends is when ever someone leaves you a comment in the members comment section click on their name and on their profile page on the left side click on the Add to Friends Link. There you have it. You just made a new friend. If you would like to be friends with someone who has not left you a comment just go to their profile and click on the Add to Friends Link. You become a fan of that individual until they accept your friend request.

    Here are a couple must reads:

    Site No No's

    Code Of Conduct

    Posting a Picture: As soon as possible get a picture up of you or your bike and post a picture on your profile.  Members really enjoy looking other members pictures. A picture puts a name with a face and is the perfect way to show off your pride and joy ride. A picture also can show what accesories you have added to your bike and may even give fellow community members ideas for their bike.

    Guidance for pictures:

    1. Use the add photo link on your My Home Page
    2. Always insert information is the description area. This allows the community to know what they are loooking at. Examples: Make, Model, and year of your bike. If posting a scenic picture tell the community where the picture was taken at, etc. Adding information in the description makes the picture not only apealing but informative.
    3. Never take for granted everyone knows what type of bike you have. Tell them
    4. Never assume everyone knows the name of geographic locations. Remember there are members from all over the world on here.
    5. NO nudity
    6. When posting an upgrade or a new accessory be sure to tell everyone what you did.

    Videos: See above for pictures. Just remember to be patient when uploading. It takes some time to up load a video and then it takes some time before it can be viewed.

    Music: Let everyone know what your favorite songs are. Uploading music is easy to do just follow the prompts and make sure it is in the proper format. i.e. mp3 etc.

    Blog/Story Post: Feel free to add a post. Blog post can be about everything from motorcycles to the weather. Just keep them clean.

    Message Board:

    Questions: At one time or another we all have questions that need to have answered. The message board is the perfect place to post and answer questions. Be sure to look over the headings and post your question in the the appropriate catagory. You would not want to post a question about your clutch under the Questions for the IT team.

    In general the message board is a great place to ask questions, give advice, check up on up coming rallies and events, post and read a few  jokes, introduce yourself, etc. One can do or find just about anything on the message boards.

    This should be enough to get one started on the site. This is a great site and there are a lot of great people on here. Do not be afraid to ask someone for help if needed. If you do not want to ask the question where everyone can see what you asked use the e-mail system.

    If I have missed or left out anything that needs to be included in this post just add it to the comments and I will edit this post with your input.

    Let's make this a living document and add/change as needed.

    The most important thing to do on the site is HAVE FUN!

    Ride Safe

    Roy a.k.a. RMFIII

  • Blog post
  • 4 months ago
  • Views: 240

• Kuryakyn Cranker Bag by Sporte

  • From: manybikes
  • Description:

    Kuryakyn Cranker Bag by Sportech KY-4161

    Infuse your ride with style, music & storage with the innovative new Cranker Tank Bag from Sportech. The next level of moto-luggage, the Cranker Bag features an integrated amplifier, speaker & MP3 capability so you can take your music with you while honing your favorite stretch of tarmac. Plus, the Cranker Bag provides storage for all your riding essentials in a sleek, semi-rigid molded design, which maintains its shape even when empty.
    
    Features:
    
    • Speaker specially tuned for optimum sound at highway speeds
    • Sleek low-profile design will not interfere with rider
    • Powered from your bike or 4AA batteries
    • 3-High powered magnets hold bag securely in place
    • Optional mounting straps for plastic tanks & added versatility

  • Video blog post
  • 4 months ago
  • Views: 462

• Texaco Gas !

  • From: onetopp
  • Description:

     Texas Fuel Company, founded in 1901 in Beaumont, Texas, by Joseph S. Cullinan, Thomas J. Donoghue, Walter Benona Sharp, and Arnold Schlaet upon discovery of oil at Spindletop. For many years, Texaco was the only company selling gasoline in all 50 states, but this is no longer true. Its logo features a white star in a red circle (a reference to the lone star of Texas), leading to the long-running advertising jingles ;You can trust your car to the man who wears the star; and ;Star of the American Road;

  • 4 months ago
  • Views: 80

• New members Guide from a New M

  • From: RMFIII
  • Description:

    Being a fairly new member to the site I thought I would try and put together some ideas I found makes the time spent on the site more enjoyable. I know when I first joined the site a I was a bit overwhelmed with all the features of the site and really had no idea what to do first. Hopefully, this will assist the new members getting started.

    First off, I highly reccomend doing a short write up in your profile section telling the community about you. Nothing major is required

  • 4 months ago
  • Views: 122
  • Forum: General...

• Sinclair Gas !!!

  • From: onetopp
  • Description:

    Sinclair Oil Corporation is an American petroleum corporation, founded by Harry F. Sinclair on May 1, 1916, as Sinclair Oil & Refining Corporation, by combining the assets of eleven small petroleum companies. Originally a New York corporation, Sinclair Oil was reincorporated in Wyoming in 1976. The corporation's logo features the silhouette of a large green dinosaur.

  • 4 months ago
  • Views: 115

• My decision

  • From: Stormryder
  • Description:

    My first choice was a beautiful  black HD Superglide, I wanted American Iron.  I just couldn't get the right fianancing numbers. I wasn't going to jepordize my families welfare just so I could have a Harley.  So I went to a couple metric dealers and found a VTX1300 with bags and boards and a winshield, Black. It was real nice so I put money down on it. Everything was going ok I thought then I got a call from them and they said the bank didn't like the

  • 4 months ago
  • Views: 253
  • Forum: General...