Tips and Tricks

Sometimes a man has got to take the back seat. Boredom set in while rolling across the salt flats, and I decided it was time to take a turn Riding Bitch. Lucky for me casper was hot! It was a bit windy... so some lean was necessary to keep the bike tracking straight. (Warning: dont try this at home)

John Baron explains the benefits of the

Cruiser Customizing Tip of The Week Number 5 with Kyle Woods showcasing the National Cycle Peacemakers Exhaust

John Baron install some engine bling onto a Roadstar in his Cruiser Customizing Tip of the Week Number 2.

In the Cruiser Customizing Tip of the Week Number 3 Kyle Woods explains the National Cycle Out In Front windshield line.

The operations side of Cruiser Customizing working safely in their full face helmets!

In the offfice and on the road I endorse name brand full face helmets. However, while off the clock and off the road, I am an advocate of the dirt bike helmet. Much more comfortable for just hanging out.

On the Top of Mt. Tamalpais 29May2008 Uwe had the idea to mount his video camera to a monopod for an "over the shoulder" camera view. Over the course of our four day tour of Northern California, the monopod dashcam mount proved very successful.