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LAB-122-Special Guest & Patron Member Russell Roberts-Anything Goes! | Official Interrogation

October 17, 2016 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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Patron Member Russell Roberts

Podcast-We were super lucky to have long time Patron Member Russell Roberts in the studio. Russell is very involved and supportive of Law Abiding Biker™ Podcast & Media. Many of you know him and see him post in the Private Patron Only Facebook Group! Russell is a professional truck driver and when he learned he had to make a drop in Seattle, WA, he gave us a shout. He had to come 2 hrs and 15 minutes east across the Cascade Mountains to visit us in the Yakima, WA area. We love to meet up with our Patron Members when we can. Get hooked up now as a Patron Member because you never know where we'll be next! I had met Russell at our Patron Member only meet up in Sturgis in 2015, so it was good to see him again.

In true Law Abiding Biker style, we took Russell on a day ride to the Brick Saloon in Roslyn, WA where we ate lunch and talked. Oscar, Cuz, Lurch, and Indian John all made the day ride and got to hang with and get to know Russell. We came back and Russell got a full tour of the Law Abiding Biker™ garage and media studio.

The Brick Saloon in Roslyn, WA

Russell, LawDog, and I then fired the studio gear up and spit two podcast episodes, this being the first. The second podcast was all about GoPro and action cams on your motorcycle, so check that one out. Russell is an awesome photographer and we share a passion for technology, so he was the perfect fit. As for LawDog, well………he asked alot of good questions.

Listen in and get to know Russell. We talk about everything biker and you'll find Russell has some great stories. I really enjoyed having Russell on the mic and in the studio.

New Patrons:

William Bartsch of Hazel Green, WISCONSIN
James Miller of Indian Valley, ID

If you appreciate the content we put out and want to make sure it keeps on coming your way then become a Patron too! There are benefits and there is no risk.

Thanks to the following bikers for supporting us via a flat donation:

John Stevens of KENOSHA, WI
Barrett Hinesly of Odessa, TX

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LAB-121-Milwaukee-Eight Motor | Harley Davidson | Gem or Junk? | A Complete Review & Guide

October 4, 2016 By Ryan Urlacher 14 Comments

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Harley-Davidson Milwaukee-Eight-107 ci (1750 cc) Motor

Podcast-Hang on and make sure your helmet is on as we come at you with a ton of information. That's right, Oscar & I are on the mics discussing everything about the new Harley-Davidson Milwaukee-Eight 107 ci motor! The articles on the internet are hit and miss at best. Oscar & I break it down from a real biker perspective and what it actually means for all of you Bikaholics out there! We have a real biker conversation. Oscar has a ton of knowledge on the specs on this new motor and you'll definitely want to listen in. Then, you can make an educated decision about whether it's worth it for you to upgrade.

New 2017 Harley touring models will be equipped with the Milwaukee-Eight 107 ci (1750 cc) motor. The CVO models will now be equipped with a 114 ci (1870 cc) motor.The eight-valve motor was a complete redesign with new cases, cylinders, heads, and flywheel. This motor is a cooler and quieter motor from Harley-Davidson, which were several of their major goals in the redesign.

Several days after recording this podcast I had the opportunity to spend some time with a crushed ice pearl colored 2017 Harley-Davidson Street Glide Special with the Milwaukee-Eight 107 ci motor. I filmed the bike in detail and went over the specs and information for you. I then did a MotoVlog for you as I took her for a test ride. See the below very popular Harley Milwaukee-Eight videos I put on my YouTube Channel! After listening to this podcast episode and watching those videos you'll be super informed on whether this Milwaukee-Eight motor is for you or not.

Harley-Davidson eliminated the following bikes from their 2017 line up:

Sportster 72
Dyna Switchback
Fatboy Low
Electra Glide Ultra Classic Low
V-Rod productions halt in October 2016

Articles of Interest (Milwaukee-Eight)

New Free Video Announced:

How To Install Harley-Davidson Touring Extended Reach Floorboard Pans For Tall Rider

My YouTube Videos (Milwaukee-Eight)

New Patrons:

Dan Gellner of Klamath Falls, Oregon
Dale Dickson of Port Charlotte, Florida
Israel Cuevas of Cache, OK

If you appreciate the content we put out and want to make sure it keeps on coming your way then become a Patron too! There are benefits and there is no risk.

Thanks to the following bikers for supporting us via a flat donation:

Kevin Rose of Rockwall, Texas
Paul Giunta of Smithville, New Jersey
Omar Jones of Edmond, Oklahoma

LAB-120-Washington to Colorado Motorcycle Trip-Come Take a Ride With Us | Part 2 of 2

September 26, 2016 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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Podcast-Part 2 of 2-We took an awesome cross-country motorcycle trip this year. We started in Washington State and ended up in Colorado! Our travels also took us through Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon. Meet “Sturgis Jeff” and “Indian John”, who went along with me for the ride. They are also on the mics this episode! That’s right, we don’t just talk motorcycles, we live the life here at Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media.

Ryan Urlacher Law Abiding Biker Media at Red Rocks Amphitheater

Ryan Urlacher at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado

Listen in as we go over the trip and all the funny stuff that happened in between. We discovered new roads and restaurants. We met quite a few bikers & interesting local people along the way. We give you tips, tricks, and must ride roads!

We even met up with Patron Member, Al Long, who gave us a tour around the Denver, Colorado area! Make sure you get hooked up as a Patron Member now because you never know where we'll be next. Any chance we get we try to meet our Patron Members.

Don't forget to check out the below two-part part video documentary I put out on our YouTube channel!

LAB Motorcycle Trip Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Washington-Ride Along-See Who We Meet! |Two Part Documentary

Restaurants & breweries in podcast we recommend:

New Free Video Mentioned:

NEW FREE VIDEO-Schuberth C3 Modular helmet review/overview

New Patrons:

Lennie Triolo of Gormley, Ontario
David Pasmanter of Algonac, Michigan
Roger Wallace of Dayton, Ohio

If you appreciate the content we put out and want to make sure it keeps on coming your way then become a Patron too! There are benefits and there is no risk.

Thanks to the following bikers for supporting us via a flat donation:

Yannick Lamontagne of Quebec, Canada
Glenn Watts of Landisburg, PA
DeLoran Lyles of Clinton, MD

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LAB-119-Washington to Colorado Motorcycle Trip-Come Take a Ride With Us | Part 1 of 2

September 16, 2016 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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Podcast-Part 1 of 2-We took an awesome cross-country motorcycle trip this year. We started in Washington State and ended up in Colorado! Our travels also took us through Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon. Meet “Sturgis Jeff” and “Indian John”, who went along with me for the ride. They are also on the mics this episode! That’s right, we don’t just talk motorcycles, we live the life here at Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media.

Ryan Urlacher Law Abiding Biker Podcast 2016

Ryan Urlacher overlooking Bear Lake in Utah

Don't forget to check out the below two-part part video documentary I put out on our YouTube channel!

LAB Motorcycle Trip Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Washington-Ride Along-See Who We Meet! |Two Part Documentary

Restaurants & breweries in podcast we recommend:

New Free Video Mentioned:

NEW FREE VIDEO-Schuberth C3 Modular helmet review/overview

New Patrons:

Brent of Rancho Cordova, CA
John Cole of Glenpool, Oklahoma
Mark Neustadt of Madison, Wisconsin

If you appreciate the content we put out and want to make sure it keeps on coming your way then become a Patron too! There are benefits and there is no risk.

Thanks to the following bikers for supporting us via a flat donation:

Steven Whalen of RAYMOND, NH
Douglas Neathawk of Rollinsford, NH
Juan Cruz of Moreno Valley, CA

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LAB-118-A Biker Conversation Over Beer-Patron Al Long of Colorado

September 6, 2016 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

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Podcast-We went on a 6-day motorcycle trip to Colorado from Washington State in late June of 2016 for a total of 2700 miles. As usual, we wanted to meet up with any Patrons members in Colorado while we were there and we put out the info ahead of time. Patron Al Long got involved right away. He even took a day off work to meet and ride with us. He was our official guide.

We met up with Al and he gave us a grand tour around the Denver, Colorado area. He took us on some nice twisty roads and through some beautiful areas. We even visited the grave of Buffalo Bill at 987 Lookout Mountain Rd, Golden, CO.

Anyways, we stopped in Idaho Springs, CO and had a nice lunch & cold beer at Tommyknocker Brewery. This is a definite place to visit if you're ever in the area.

Al, Indian John, and I had a nice conversation over beer and food, biker to biker. That is exactly what this podcast episode is all about. We pretty much talked about everything and you get to listen in. It is very raw and authentic episode, as you'll hear dishes and other customers in the restaurant.

Colorado Motorcycle Trip Documentary Video Release (2 part series)

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New Free DIY Video Release!

Remove Baffles/Packing From Vance & Hines Pipes/Mufflers-Louder Motorcycle Pipes?

New Patrons:

David Cooper of Schaumburg, Illinois
JT Tomkins
Joe Shinn of Plant City, Florida
Jason Kizzire of Stuttgart, ARKANSAS
Tom Moore of Jackson, TENNESSEE
Clifton Wilder of Belmont, CA

If you appreciate the content we put out and want to make sure it keeps on coming your way then become a Patron too! There are benefits and there is no risk.

Thanks to the following bikers for supporting us via a flat donation:

Michael McVicker of Toledo, Oh
Timothy Morris of Halsham, East Sussex (United Kingdom)
James Russell of Charlotte, NC
John Lembke of Los Angeles, CA
Stuart Bussman of Mesquite, NV
Michael Ferrari of Citrus Heights, CA

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LAB-117-August Special Announcement-It’s A Cruel Summer-Ride Safe

August 4, 2016 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

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AUGUST LAB ANNOUNCEMENT

We won't be releasing any Podcasts for the month of August. Don't worry, in September we'll roll new episodes out. We're not going anywhere…. 😉 Later in August we'll prep and likely do some live episodes in preparation, so stay tuned.

We will still be releasing and working on a bunch of videos and other content for you in August on our YouTube Channel (please subscribe). I'll be in the studio working hard for you all. It is very hectic around here.

We're also going to take a breath to spend a little time with our loved ones. And RIDE of course!!

We'll still be active in the Private Patron Only Facebook Group. Get signed up as a Patron if you're not!

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LAB 116-Waco, TX Biker Gang Shooting-One Year Follow Up-What You Need To Know-Part 2 of 2

July 27, 2016 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

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Podcast-Many of you requested we do a follow-up podcast episode on the violent criminal biker gang shooting that occurred in Waco, Texas at the Twin Peaks Restaraunt on Sunday, May 17, 2015 that left nine bikers dead and many others hospitalized. We listened and go in depth in this two-part podcast series. Don't forget to listen to podcast episode #78 & read the article we released shortly after the incident.

It has been about one year now since these violent acts took place between the Bandidos Motorcycle Club and the Cossacks Motorcycle Club. These motorcycle clubs are designated as outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMG's). The Bandidos claim 1%er, but the Cossacks do not. The clubs were both present at the Twin Peaks Restaraunt to attend a Confederation of Clubs (COC) meeting. The Bandidos control the Texas COC and want the Cossacks to pay them dues.

The Cossacks refused to pay the COC dues and also decided to start wearing a “Texas” bottom rocker on the back of their vests, against the advice of the Bandidos. The Bandidos MC believes only they have the right to wear that Texas rocker. There had been many documented violent feuds between the clubs leading up to this shootout. The Cossacks claim they were at the COC meeting to ask for a truce.

154 out of the 174 bikers arrested that day have been indicted for engaging in organized criminal activity. Most are out on bail and it will be some time before many ever see a court room. It is a large-scale investigation that is ongoing. Over 1000 weapons were recovered throughout the crime scene. Guns, knives, brass knuckles, hammers, tomahawks, machetes, bullet proof vests, and even an AK-47 assault rifle were recovered. These criminals hid guns in bags of potato chips, between bags of flower, and tried to stuff them down toilets.

In the words of Sgt. Swanton of the Waco, Texas Police Department, “They were not here to eat barbecue and drink beer”. I agree with his thoughts that these criminal biker gangs were there for trouble. It is clearly demonstrated by the amount of weaponry recovered and the way they were hidden. This kind of evidence shows these clubs true intentions.

Shortly after the Waco incident, Bandidos National President Jeff Pike and several other top Bandidos leaders were arrested and federally indicted. Not for the Twin Peaks incident, but for a federal investigation that was already ongoing. The indictments were for assault, murder, and extortion. Pike stepped down as the President and is out on bond awaiting trial.

The police did everything they could to warn Twin Peaks management of the dangers of holding more biker events, due to the mounting violence between clubs. But, they disregarded warnings and went on as usual. One former Twin Peaks waitress has spoken out and witnessed Police telling management of the dangers.

Police had no authority to shut the Twin Peaks down and had to standby with forces outside the event. Their hands were tied and their fears came true. These criminal bikers even opened fire at the police during the shootout and it should be no surprise that several criminal bikers were likely shot & killed by police. However, the ballistic reports have not yet been released.

In fact, Bandido MC member Jake Carrizal has publicly stated on a CNN special that it appears police shot a man that was clearly going to shoot him. Carrizal is likely alive, because of police protection and their swift action. A simple thank you to the police would be nice for saving his life. We will have to wait for ballistic reports to confirm this. Carrizal was directly involved in the start of this brawl and can be seen on video surveillance.

Former Bandidos National President Jeff Pike is ignorant enough to say that all would have been fine had one uniformed police officer been inside the restaurant walking around. These criminal bikers knew SWAT and police were all around the restaurant and still opened fire on each other. Clearly, a uniformed officer would have stopped nothing and put that officer in great danger.

Of course, there are those bikers arrested complaining. Many complain and shift blame as usual. Honestly, I don't know the merits of each case nor the details of each, nor does anyone else except those involved with the actual investigation. I will say that if you are going to attend events with rival 1%er clubs clearly present then you may be putting yourself at risk of being in the middle of fights & the possibility of being criminally investigated.

This is just the start and you'll have to listen in to this two-part podcast series to get all the facts and details.

In this podcast episode, we reference a CNN special titled “Biker Brawl: Inside The Texas Shootout”.