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Motorcycle Dreams
By David Pambianchi
Iron horse, wind, passing scenery, and you glide
alert and in control. Something about constant
breeze, the open air as you speed along, gives a
feeling of freedom and release, a form of
meditation in motion.
Some images of motorcycle culture come to us
from Hollywood , the rebellious youth, Marlon
Brando in "The Wild One," the wandering
freestyle explorers of "Easy Rider," or in
literature, the development of a father and son
relationship through Buddhist philosophy, "Zen
and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance." They
keep us riding down the highway of adventure
and sometimes open a door to self-realization.
But whether a haul across the United States or a
trip through the local town, the motorcycle
provides riders with free-spirited quests where
the journey often is the destination. Long
distance treks allow the mind to contemplate
and wander, while short rides simply provide
joy and a chance for social interaction with like-
minded riders. While some women drive their
own motorbikes, wind on your face and a
woman's arms wrapped around you define a
comfort and happiness that most male bikers
would not dispute.
Camaraderie takes many forms, a country trail,
hills, lakes, curves, for club riders to anticipate
on weekend meets, a motorcycle rally or show,
or a Nathan's parking lot to swap stories and
munch hot dogs. Regular "Toys for Tots" runs
for children add a modern perspective of the
biker heart. In Europe , bikers give a raised arm
in acknowledgment as they pass one another on
the road, no matter what brand they ride.
Built for show, power, speed and
maneuverability, motorcycles come in various
styles, so do their riders. You can choose a
standard model, elegant and sporty to your
taste, or if you want that ultimate sense of
individuality, or simply like to be noticed, you
customize. Dream machines, the magic of form
and theme, paint and chrome, like those built at
New York’s, Orange County Choppers fascinate
television viewers with quality and eye-candy
cycles.
As with any vehicle, training, practice,
experience, safety and caution are paramount,
especially while enjoying this flyweight of the
road. For the enthusiast, the open highway
stimulates the pleasure receptors and tempts
the thoughts, whether smelling pine from forest
trails, gliding past warm fields and mountains
under sunny skies, or following the beach on a
cool moonlit night.
Call a friend, saddle up; the next adventure is
just a Motorcycle Dream away.
By David Pambianchi
Iron horse, wind, passing scenery, and you glide
alert and in control. Something about constant
breeze, the open air as you speed along, gives a
feeling of freedom and release, a form of
meditation in motion.
Some images of motorcycle culture come to us
from Hollywood , the rebellious youth, Marlon
Brando in "The Wild One," the wandering
freestyle explorers of "Easy Rider," or in
literature, the development of a father and son
relationship through Buddhist philosophy, "Zen
and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance." They
keep us riding down the highway of adventure
and sometimes open a door to self-realization.
But whether a haul across the United States or a
trip through the local town, the motorcycle
provides riders with free-spirited quests where
the journey often is the destination. Long
distance treks allow the mind to contemplate
and wander, while short rides simply provide
joy and a chance for social interaction with like-
minded riders. While some women drive their
own motorbikes, wind on your face and a
woman's arms wrapped around you define a
comfort and happiness that most male bikers
would not dispute.
Camaraderie takes many forms, a country trail,
hills, lakes, curves, for club riders to anticipate
on weekend meets, a motorcycle rally or show,
or a Nathan's parking lot to swap stories and
munch hot dogs. Regular "Toys for Tots" runs
for children add a modern perspective of the
biker heart. In Europe , bikers give a raised arm
in acknowledgment as they pass one another on
the road, no matter what brand they ride.
Built for show, power, speed and
maneuverability, motorcycles come in various
styles, so do their riders. You can choose a
standard model, elegant and sporty to your
taste, or if you want that ultimate sense of
individuality, or simply like to be noticed, you
customize. Dream machines, the magic of form
and theme, paint and chrome, like those built at
New York’s, Orange County Choppers fascinate
television viewers with quality and eye-candy
cycles.
As with any vehicle, training, practice,
experience, safety and caution are paramount,
especially while enjoying this flyweight of the
road. For the enthusiast, the open highway
stimulates the pleasure receptors and tempts
the thoughts, whether smelling pine from forest
trails, gliding past warm fields and mountains
under sunny skies, or following the beach on a
cool moonlit night.
Call a friend, saddle up; the next adventure is
just a Motorcycle Dream away.
Our Mission Honoring Adelina –
We the parents of Adelina have
decided to honor the life of our
daughter by sharing with all of
you what we so selfishly know.
The love that she gave us in her
life has allowed us the strength
to provide this information to
you. Our family and friends have
played a major role in the
success of this site and it is only
in Adelina’s spirit that we find the
strength to continue our efforts.
Our mission is to honor our
daughters Adelina’s life and to
share with the family of each
child that passes away from SIDS,
the tools to cope and deal with
such a devastating loss. We are
committed to providing financial
support to families of SIDS
children who cannot afford the
expense of burying their child,
with the funding to do so. While
realizing that our efforts will
never replace the loss of our
precious daughter Adelina, it is
in Adelina’s memory we have
chosen to commit to future
families and children of SIDS.
We the parents of Adelina have
decided to honor the life of our
daughter by sharing with all of
you what we so selfishly know.
The love that she gave us in her
life has allowed us the strength
to provide this information to
you. Our family and friends have
played a major role in the
success of this site and it is only
in Adelina’s spirit that we find the
strength to continue our efforts.
Our mission is to honor our
daughters Adelina’s life and to
share with the family of each
child that passes away from SIDS,
the tools to cope and deal with
such a devastating loss. We are
committed to providing financial
support to families of SIDS
children who cannot afford the
expense of burying their child,
with the funding to do so. While
realizing that our efforts will
never replace the loss of our
precious daughter Adelina, it is
in Adelina’s memory we have
chosen to commit to future
families and children of SIDS.
Frame: 8 " Up 5" Out 40Degree
Rake
Engine: RevTech 100ci (1600cc)
Tranny: Rev Tech 6 Speed
Primary: Primo Brute IV w/OCC
Side Cover
Oil Tank: Chrome Round
Fenders: Russ Wernimont
Front End: Mean Street Bomber
Chrome
Forward Controls: Legend
Chrome
Hand Controls: Arlen Ness
Gas Tank: Russ Wernimont Inlay
Brake Calipers: Barnett
Performance
Wheels: 80 Spoke 18x8.5 Rear
21x2.15 Front Chrome
Tires: Metzeler Marathon
240/40-18Rear 90/90 21 Front
Paint: Custom Nub Graffix
Rake
Engine: RevTech 100ci (1600cc)
Tranny: Rev Tech 6 Speed
Primary: Primo Brute IV w/OCC
Side Cover
Oil Tank: Chrome Round
Fenders: Russ Wernimont
Front End: Mean Street Bomber
Chrome
Forward Controls: Legend
Chrome
Hand Controls: Arlen Ness
Gas Tank: Russ Wernimont Inlay
Brake Calipers: Barnett
Performance
Wheels: 80 Spoke 18x8.5 Rear
21x2.15 Front Chrome
Tires: Metzeler Marathon
240/40-18Rear 90/90 21 Front
Paint: Custom Nub Graffix
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Editorial
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warming appeal below from the parents
of baby Adelina. Make you donation today
and help "Raise Awareness Through
Caring".
Regards,
Andrew Perretti, Publisher
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Dear Readers;
Please take the time to read the heart
warming appeal below from the parents
of baby Adelina. Make you donation today
and help "Raise Awareness Through
Caring".
Regards,
Andrew Perretti, Publisher
IBC Solutions Multimedia Network
ANDROID Foundation
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