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The Ultimate Custom Chopper Builder – YOU!

admin — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 23:16:30 +0000

Go ahead and admit it. You’ve always wanted to become an elite custom motorcycle builder and compete on the national stage to win cash prizes.

Now you can!

Any motorcycle enthusiast can learn with the click of a mouse how to build custom motorcycles. All of this happens thanks to Chopper College, a Minneapolis-based technical school who tapped Chicago digital agency Oncall Interactive to revamp its website which will include a new video curriculum. The result is that you can express your vision of a custom-built motorcycle and show up at the rallies from Sturgis to Shanghai.

Chopper College and Oncall Interactive, an award-winning digital agency who also list’s Harley-Davidson as a client began working on http://www.choppercollege2020.com/ in November and the new site is planned for a March 31, 2012 launch.

The closest many motorcycle enthusiasts have gotten to designing and building custom bikes is by watching American Chopper — which is fun if you can get past all the yelling — but it’s not hands-on. By making the training available via the web anyone interested can participate in motorcycle design and fabrication.

Get your virtual grinder and tool belt out…

Photo courtesy of Chopper College.

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Harley-Davidson® Women’s Pink Label Embellished Lightweight

admin — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 18:47:07 +0000

Lightweight leather with poly-satin lining. Body armor pockets at elbows and shoulders. Snap-tab mandarin collar. Zipper front. Action back. Slightly pre-curved sleeves. Zipper cuffs. Zipper side gussets. Two zipper hand-warmer pockets, one zipper chest pocket, and two interior pockets. Embroidered appliqué graphics with pink rhinestone embellishment on right sleeve and back. Harley-Davidson® Women’s Pink Label Embellished Lightweight Leather Jacket. Embroidery. Rhinestone Embellishment. 98022-12VW

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Harley-Davidson 100 Years: Celebration of a Legend (Purple Book)

admin — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 07:22:31 +0000

This visually dynamic celebration of Harley-Davidson‘s first century of motorcycles includes a history of the company, profiles of the most significant motorcycles, and a “lifestyle” look at Harley-Davidson‘s appeal and role in popular culture. Each section is illustrated with historical photos, memorabilia, and studio photography of the bikes, Also included is a detailed eight-page timeline covering key events.

How to Restore Your Harley-Davidson Motorcycle (Motorbooks

admin — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 03:07:41 +0000

The biggest and best book ever written on authentically restoring the most collectible 1937-1964 Harley-Davidson big twin motorcycles. Every detail on every bike is meticulously described year-by-year and model-by-model down to the correct finish for each part. 750 illustrations. How to Restore Your Harley-Davidson Motorcycle (Motorbooks Workshop)

Harley-Davidson and Philosophy (Popular Culture and Philosophy)

admin — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 08:36:05 +0000

It’s no wonder descriptions of riding often resemble the words of Asian mystics and Jedi knights: The ride causes your senses to open completely. You experience only the present, the now. Readers who prefer revving a Harley to meditating in a Zen garden know that biking is just as contemplative as chanting in the lotus position. Here, philosopher-bikers explore this seeming dichotomy, expounding on intriguing questions such as: Why are the motorcycles the real stars of Easy Rider? What would Marx and Foucault say about Harley riders’ tight leather garb? What’s it like to live a dual life as a philosophy professor who wrenches his own 1965 Electra Glide? Would Jesus hang out in a biker bar or a coffeehouse? And more importantly, would He ride a Harley or a Honda? These witty, provocative essays give readers and riders a new appreciation of what it means to become one with the road.