LAB-17-Riding with fools can be fun, as can the stories that follow!

September 9, 2013 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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PODCAST-#LawAbidingBiker-We discuss a seven day motorcycle trip we took in late August 2013. We had full patched Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club (LEMC) members, prospects, & ride alongside present on this 4 state & 2,200 mile ride. We reminisce about the trip & the unusual things that occurred.

If you would like the exact map & route of the ride we took, please email Rob “LD” at Rob@SwornFewMC.com & he will send it to you via Harley Davidson's Ride Planner.

We talk about the fact that helmets are not required in Montana, Wyoming, & Idaho. We have some funny stories about what is safe & what's not. We also cover the importance of having proper riding gear & rain gear on these sorts of trips.

We discovered an awesome band that was playing at a club in Idaho & want to give them recognition. They are named the “Walking Phoenixes” & are from Los Angeles, CA. Come to find out, they were he headed to play at a large law abiding motorcycle biker event! The links to find out more about this band are as follows:

Facebook: www.facebook.com/walkingphoenixes

Twitter: www.twitter.com/wphoenixes

Don't forget that we have 3 tutorial videos that are ready to go, but not released (Donate $20 or more and get all 3!!!!) OFFER EXPIRES DECEMBER 1, 2013

1.) How to remove your stock Harley headers & mufflers & replace them with aftermarket headers & mufflers.

2.) How to remove your stock Harley air intake & replace it with a stage one air intake system

3.) How to install a Dynojet Power Commander V

The above videos will not be publicly released for some time. If you want these step by step tutorial videos that skip no steps, please donate $20 or more & we will send you all 3 videos. You can donate via PayPal at www.LawAbidingBiker.com. At the time of donation, please leave a comment, “send me the 3 videos”. Of course, once the videos are publicly released sometime in the future, this will no longer apply, as they will then be free.

Fox Bomber Motorcycle Biker Riding Glove Review

September 4, 2013 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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I have never been one to like the traditional leather style motorcycle biker gloves that you see many riders/bikers wear. They are hot and restrictive to me. I have tried many cloth type motorcycle biker gloves in the past, but with many the stitching comes apart, they are hot, or just poorly made.

I decided to purchase the Fox Bomber motorcycle biker gloves. These gloves are most likely worn by motocross riders. I am a Harley Davidson rider (Street Glide) and I like these types of gloves for street riding. I'm certain many sports bike enthusiasts wear these or similar type gloves.

I purchased these gloves from Rocky Mountain ATV & MC, which I have had very good luck with in the past. They have many street biker motorcycle products in stock, reasonable prices, and they ship fast. I have never had a bad experience with them.
So I ordered the Fox Bomber motorcycle biker gloves in size large for $49.95 + $7.00 shipping and handling (Total= $56.95). The sizes run true, as I am usually a large in motorcycle biker gloves. They were on my door step in less than 72 hrs!! This has been my experience with Rocky Mountain ATV and MC in the past. You should really check them out. Here is an image of the Fox Bomber motorcycle biker gloves, but I really get in-depth in the videos (bottom) and show them.

Overall, I am pleased with the Fox Bomber motorcycle biker rider gloves out of the box. They are very flexible, breathe well in hot weather, are pretty well stitched, and have carbon fiber knuckles. In addition, they are very light and you hardly know you are wearing them. They have a sticky type synthetic material on both gloves on the inside of the index and middle fingers. This material really sticks to your front brake lever and clutch lever! I was really surprised at how well that material helps from slipping off the levers.

Unfortunately, after putting 3,000 miles on the gloves in about a month of riding, I noted a few problems with the craftsmanship of the gloves. There are rubber stubs, for a lack of better term, on the top of each finger and each has two vent type holes in them. The rubber stubs began peeling back, and I could see that they were only glued down in the factory. There was no stitching to hold the rubber finger stubs on and I was disappointed. Fox really needs to fix this problem and stitch the rubber finger stubs down already. I can see that this problem will only get worse in time and they will likely fall all the way off. I would hate to see what would happen if wearing the gloves for motocross? I only used them for street motorcycle riding and this problem occurred.

Next, the fabric on the inside of my index fingers is now fraying. I believe this is due to friction where the inside of my index fingers meet the inside of the grips and rub. This is also not good and will become a bigger problem in time. The stitching is holding well in these areas, but the fraying of the material is very apparent. Fox needs to reinforce this area to fix the problem.

For a further in-depth look at the Fox Bomber motorcycle biker riding gloves, please view part 1 and part 2 of the videos below.

We will also be discussing the Fox Bomber motorcycle biker gloves in an upcoming episode of the Law Abiding Motorcycle Biker Podcast, so check it out!

Part 1

Part 2

VLOG-03-Law Abiding Biker | Motorcycle Podcast, Videos, and Blogs

September 2, 2013 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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In this VLOG I explain that I have 3 unpublished tutorial videos that you can purchase now!!

1) How to uninstall your stock Harley Exhaust and install new aftermarket headers and mufflers.

2.) How to uninstall your stock Harley air intake and install a Harley stage one air intake.

3.) How to install a DynoJet Power Commander V to remap your fuel injection.

If you want these 3 videos now, then donate $20 or more via the Donate (PayPal) button on this website and note: “I want the 3 videos”. I will then send you the mentioned 3 videos.

Of course, at some point in the future (maybe next year) I will eventually release all 3 of these videos to the general public. So, at that point I won't send them out by donation, because they will then be public.

We are still trying to recoup the costs we have invested into LAB Media. We want to keep coming at you with great content, so don't hesitate to donate at www.LawAbidingBiker.com. The more donations we get, the more content we will put out.

We are humbled by the donations and all the support and love you have all shown us. God Bless!!

LAB-16-Somehow finding the beauty in flatulence?

August 26, 2013 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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PODCAST-#LawAbidingBiker-We start this episode off in true style by covering a story about a newly discovered disorder. An Illinois man admits to getting aroused by others farting. Yup, we cover EVERYTHING on the Law Abiding Biker ( LAB) Podcast. You gotta hear this mature discussion!

We discuss how well the Law Abiding Biker tutorial videos are being received along with review videos & the new VLOG. See links below to view them. We have 4 more tutorial videos to put out. They are in the editing process and will be released in intervals!!!! Below are some links to already released videos.

www.LawAbidingBiker.com/maintenance

www.LawAbidingBiker.com/frontwheel

www.LawAbidingBiker.com/rearwheel

www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Dakotashield

www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Bugslide

www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Bugslide2

www.LawAbidingBiker.com/VLOG01

www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Subscribe

Next we review an iPhone app created by Tekk Innovations LLC that makes it extremely easy to access, find, and search the laws in the State of Washington (Revised Code of Washington). Tekk Innovations also has similar apps for many other states. The app is smooth. Check them out at: www.tekkinnovations.com

We finish up by reviewing and discussing a Facebook application put out by Allstate Insurance called the Rider Protection Plan. This app is to assist with motorcyclist's safety in high risk areas. Everyone can get involved! A direct link to the app is below:

https://apps.facebook.com/riderriskmap/?fb_source=search&ref=br_tf

We really want to interview other LAB clubs & learn about you. If you want to see how easy it is then listen to episode 08 of tne LAB Podcast at www.lawabidingbiker.com/08 where we interview a club. This s a free media platform for all Law Abiding Bikers, so get involved!

Leave us a voicemail at www.lawabidingbiker.com/CONTACT. We can then play it on the LAB Podcast!! We can promote your events too! Remember; this is all free right now!

If you want to make an intro for the LAB Podcast, please do so and send the audio file to me at: ryan@lawabidingbiker.com. I would love to play your custom intro on the actual LAB Podcast! You can also record your intro on our contact page at www.lawabidingbiker.com/CONTACT using the voice message option.

Don't forget to like and follow us on:

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LAB-15-How to handle questions from other clubs & employers

August 12, 2013 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

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PODCAST-#LawAbidingBiker-In this episode we discuss how to handle possible inquiries from other non law abiding motorcycle clubs. We discuss this based on an awesome voicemail we received with a very detailed 2 pronged question. The voicemail was left by Don “Killswitch” of the Tempest Riders RC, who has been a supporter of LAB Media since our inception. The second prong of the question has to do with your employer & the ridiculous myths & opinions out there about law abiding biker clubs, specifically law enforcement motorcycle clubs (LEMC).

We discuss the importance of putting your club out there & how a very professional & informative website will benefit you in many ways.

We conduct a follow-up on how absolutely ridiculous the new Discovery Channel show, “Warlocks Rising” actually was. Thank God it's over…….

We really want to interview other LAB clubs & learn about you. If you want to see how easy it is then listen to episode 08 of the LAB Podcast at www.lawabidingbiker.com/08 where we interview a LAB club. This s a free media platform for all Law Abiding Bikers, so get involved!

Leave us a voicemail at www.lawabidingbiker.com/CONTACT. We can then play it on the LAB Podcast!! We can promote your events too! Remember; this is all free right now!

If you want to make an intro for the LAB Podcast, please do so and send the audio file to me at: ryan@lawabidingbiker.com. I would love to play your custom intro on the actual LAB Podcast! You can also record your intro on our contact page at www.lawabidingbiker.com/CONTACT using the voice message option.

Don't forget to like and follow us on:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Law-Abiding-Biker/484581568263939

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RSS: www.lawabidingbiker.com/FEED

Properly Maintain Your AR-15 M4 Carbine Rifle

August 10, 2013 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

VIDEO-#LawAbidingBiker-This is a Law Abiding Biker (LAB) Motorcycle Media tutorial video on how to properly (by the book) clean, lubricate, assemble, disassemble, and maintain your AR-15 platform rifle. This video shows you step-by-step how to do this without skipping any steps. We also teach you proper nomenclature, both external and internal for the AR-15 and how to “function test” the weapon. We produce very thorough videos at LAB Media and try not to leave anything out. We even tell you what tools to use.

Many law abiding bikers/motorcyclists exercise the rights afforded to them by the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution. I certainly know I do and have been around firearms since I was just a boy. God Bless America and my father, who taught me how to respect and properly use firearms!

As many of you know by now, I am a career law enforcement officer. I am also currently the President of the Sworn Few Law Enforcement Club (LEMC) and serve as the Mother Chapter “El Valle” President. I do hold firearms certifications.

Law abiding bikers/motorcycle enthusiasts have asked me in the past how to properly maintain their AR-15 platform rifle. Many are also confused about the proper nomenclature of the AR-15 rifle. I told many of them to check on YouTube and they said they found all sorts of crazy videos that were not complete or taught things that appeared incorrect.

So, I decided to take a look on YouTube myself, to see what was actually out there. It did not take me long to see that there are all sorts of videos that do not follow proper methods and are not very detailed. Many things I saw can make your AR-15 actually malfunction! Believe me when I say that there is some crazy stuff out there. By no means am I the “know it all” on this matter, but I am certainly qualified. So, enough said about that.

I decided that with my knowledge, experience, and lack of quality YouTube videos out there, that I would take the time and produce a complete tutorial video on maintaining your AR-15 platform rifle for law abiding bikers/motorcyclists and others. I also wanted to teach the proper nomenclature of the AR-15 platform rifle and how to properly “function test” it after cleaning it.

I hope you enjoy the video and can learn something from it. Don't hesitate to leave comments below.

VLOG-02-Law Abiding Biker | Motorcycle Podcast, Videos, and Blogs

August 4, 2013 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

VLOG-#LawAbidingBiker-I discuss Law Abiding Biker (LAB) Podcast episodes 15 & 16, which will be released this month. (www.LawAbidingBiker.com/15) & (www.LawAbidingBiker.com/16). We play a 2 pronged voicemail question. We discuss how Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Clubs should handle dealing with any inquiries from any non Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Clubs. We also discuss the stereotypes & ignorance there is out there by some employers about Law Abiding Biker clubs in general & how to deal with that. We further discuss Law Enforcement Motorcycle Clubs (LEMC).

We discuss a newly discovered disorder & have a hoot doing so. There is an iPhone app we review that can help LAB's. There is also a new Facebook app put out by Allstate insurance that is sure to help all Motorcyclists ride safer. The whole Law Abiding Biker Community can get involved with this one!!

LAB-17-Riding with fools can be fun, as can the stories that follow!