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Ex: "ten over" means 10 inches longer than in stock configuration, "two under" means two inches shorter. "Any Number" Over/Under: This refers to the length of front forks as compared to the stock length.Sometimes worn by citizens as a social statement, but this isn't a great idea as 1%ers could consider it antagonistic or as a challenge.

#Farkle motorcycle Patch#

Patch often worn by an off-duty biker, first responders, police, firefighters, EMTs/paramedics, and military personnel.

81: The eighth letter of the alphabet (H) and the first letter (A).

Can stand for motorcycle, marijuana, methamphetamines, Mongols, and mother chapter.

6-bend Handlebars13: the 13th letter of the alphabet (M).

6-Bends/6-Bend Handlebars: Handlebars that have six bends.

4-Stroke: An engine in which the piston assembly/assemblies run four strokes per cycle.

Top and bottom patches are referred to as "Rockers."

3-Piece Patch/3 Patch: A configuration of back patches used by some motorcycle clubs with a top patch (club's name), a center patch (club's logo), and a bottom patch (geographical territory).

2-Stroke: An engine in which the piston assembly/assemblies run two strokes per cycle.

Cars following a motorcycle should allow four seconds as motorcycles can stop much more quickly than cars can. A tool used to estimate the minimum safe following distance between moving vehicles.

2-Piece (Two-Piece): "2-piece" outfit of protective clothing, consisting of a jacket and pants, often constructed to allow the two pieces to be zipped together at the waist.

2-into-1: Two exhaust pipes mated into one pipe, i.e.

1-piece (One-Piece): "1-piece" outfit of protective clothing, covering the rider from neck to ankles.

Advertised through a patch or tattoo, usually on a diamond-shaped back field.

1%er (One-Percenter): If 99% of motorcycle riders are law-abiding members of society, the rest is the 1%.

We're hoping to be built out and moved in this fall. It doesn't look like much now, but keep an eye out and we'll be reporting on progress. Supply chain disruptions are something we're going to try to avoid in the future.

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Together these will let us do full production of all components from billet materials if needed. The builder was scratching his head about the need for 300A service but sooner or later we think we'll need it. The new shop plans are being turned over to the designer & architect later this month - in addition to our current CNC, 20 ton hydraulic press brake, welding, bead blasting and powder coating stations, we'll be adding a shop gantry & winch system for handling full sheets of materials as well as a new walk-in powder oven and a Tormach CNC milling machine. We're pretty sure you'll be able to find some good riding to occupy you if you want to stop in for fitting and test riding a new tank. In possibly more exciting news, we're thrilled to announce that we've just closed on the purchase of property where we'll be building a new shop with ride-in facilities available in the southwestern mountains of North Carolina near the Blue Ridge Parkway, Pisgah Forest and coincidentally enough, the Tail of the Dragon. Just send an email and we'll try to help. In the meantime, R&R of older aux tanks as well as testing fuel tanks sold on the used market are still being accommodated as re-fitment parts are somewhat more available. (Did we mention you should get vaccinated? It'll help achieve herd immunity and let us all get back on the road together.) It's a first-world problem, but we are looking forward to things returning to something approaching normal this summer. But, with so much steel and aluminum stock normally sourced from overseas, international manufacturing slowdowns and shipping interruptions have created demand here in the states that domestic suppliers can't satisfy. steel mills pretty automated (robots have replaced most of the workforce required even 20 years ago), Covid didn't really cause much in the way of plant shutdowns here. With steel and aluminum prices up 300% it's cost-prohibitive to manufacture and sell custom fuel tanks when you're buying plate in 3x4 and 4x10 sheets a few at a time. We're running very limited production on the fuel cell side of things. It's good not to be the financial backer when you run through these in 8 or 12-packs!

The only thing more expensive than the steel & aluminum here are the tires. March 19th was the kickoff of the SK Modified season here in the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic for #14 with race week in Johnson City. But our race car work has been going strong. We had minimal side effects and have determined that the needle in the arm really is more fun than a ventilator.Ĭovid-disrupted supply chains have tamped down the motorcycle side of things. All vaccinated here! If you haven't gotten yours, please do as soon as you're eligible and can arrange an appointment.