Big Bear Choppers (BBC) traditionally designs and manufactures chopper and pro-street motorcycles that are great for high image and lifestyle day trips.
However, BBC just finished prototyping an industry revolutionizing motorcycle, dubbed the Grand Touring X-Wedge (G.T.X.) and will be rolling out in their 2008 model year fleet, available starting November on dealership floors.
It’s a stretched ProStreet mutant of a bagger type motorcycle that BBC considers this motorcycle a weekend (...)
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Commemorating 30 years of delivering products and technology to the embedded computing market, Intel Corporation today introduced the Quad-Core Intel Xeon processor 5300 series with extended life cycle support, the first to bring Intel architecture-based quad-core performance to the embedded segment.
The quad-core embedded processors are among the 11 quad-core products Intel has brought to market in less than 6 months. Intel also introduced the new Intel IP Network Server NSC2U. Both new (...)
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One day a group of soulmates figured out that you got to look behind the world of visible phenomenons to really find out things the others have not allready discovered.
The other of enlightend blacksmith brothers was Stefan "Wilson" Pihkala, who has now become the other half of the inseparble duet, The Chemical Choppers. He and the other half, Isto "Mad Axe" Kotavuopio also differ from most other designers by the fact that these two also put their own delusions into (...)
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COCOA, Fla. - Two charges have been dropped against a celebrity motorcycle builder in a fatal DUI case.
Billy Lane is still facing a DUI manslaughter charge, but is no longer charged with driving with a suspended license or driving under the influence with serious bodily injury.
Investigators said Lane hit a motorcyclist while driving home from a night of drinking in Cocoa Beach last September. Gerald Morelock was killed in the accident.
Tests showed Lane had a blood alcohol level of (...)
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Bogalusa native Tommy Richardson hit the jackpot at the Easy Rider National Motorcycle Show in Memphis, Tenn. last week.
That’s because his sleek, dragon-themed chopper took top prize in the Radical Division, boosting him into the national spotlight as one of the premier motorcycle builders in America.
Richardson’s bike will now undoubtedly be featured in biker magazines worldwide and he hopes to capitalize on the notoriety by producing copies of his design for sale on the open market. (...)
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By winning the prestigious Rats Hole show in Daytona, the outlandish Nehme-sis from BMS Choppers has vaulted the Star Motorcycles brand to the top in custom bike building.
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His bike shop may be only 6 years old, but Paul Teutul Sr’s love of riding and fabricating custom motorcycles dates back to the 70’s, inspired by such films as "Easy Rider" and Marlon Brando’s quint essential "The Wild One". Since then he’s worked in steel fabrication, nurturing his Orange County Ironworks into the booming commercial business it is today.
But it was Orange County Ironworks’ very success that allowed Paul Sr. to pursue his passion for building (...)
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AMERICAN CHOPPER, featuring Orange County Choppers, the family business run by Paul Teutul Sr. and Paul Teutul Jr., is moving to The Learning Channel starting Thursday, January 18, from 9-10 PM (ET/PT) to be the cornerstone of a new programming block, TURBO ON TLC.
The first two episodes of AMERICAN CHOPPER on TLC feature a build-off between Paul Teutul Jr. and Paul Teutul Sr., who each build a prototype custom chopper that is their vision of the future of OCC. The two bikes will be (...)
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