Video-Best Cell Phone Street or Mountain Bicycle Mount-Review, Testing, Guide, Information

November 19, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

The Biker Gripper cell phone motorcycle mount is the best on the market without argument. It is the sexiest, sleekest, and strongest cell phone, GPS, garage door controller, or toll transponder mount available. Bikers around the world trust in this mount to secure their devices to their motorcycles.

Of course, the Biker Gripper universal handlebar mounting system allows the Biker Gripper to be mounted on any round bar ranging from 7/8″ to 1 1/4″ in diameter. The kit comes with an allen wrench along with 3 inner diameter reducers to fit your specific bars. The center medallion/emblem can be easily removed if it's not your particualr sytle.

The Biker Gripper is the most secure device ever developed to mount your cell phone or other devices to your mountain bike or street bicycle.

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So, the Biker Gripper cell phone mount can fit street bicycles, mountain bikes, snowmobiles, four wheelers and street and dirt motorcycles of all kinds.

In this fun video demonstration we mount the Biker Gripper on a mountain bike and then take it out for some real world tests. Oscar is an avid motorcycle rider, but loves riding his mountain bike too. Oscar had his iPhone 6 Plus in the Biker Gripper and the mount never failed him. Even after taking it off some jumps and doing some other ridiculous things his cell phone never came out!

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Check the video out and you will see why the Biker Gripper Cell Phone Motorcycle and Bicycle mount is ranked #1.

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Ride Harley to Get Cigars on Yakima Indian Reservation-Biker Moto VLOG-17

November 4, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 2 Comments

Biker VLOG-Come ride along with me during this Biker Moto VLOG. We here at Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media love a good cigar with a cold beverage. This often happens after we shoot a video or spit a podcast episode.

We live near the Yakima Indian Reservation. There are several smoke shops on the reservation and we can get a great price on cigars tax-free. In this video I go to the Lil' Brown Smoke Shack and purchase a box of Honey Bourbon Backwoods cigars. The old stand by cigar for the crew here.

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VIDEO- How to Perform Routine Maintenance & Oil Change on a 2012 & Newer Indian Motorcycles with Thunder Stroke 111 Motor

November 3, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 6 Comments

Start saving money now. Easily learn how to perform routine maintenance, oil change, and safety inspection on your Indian Motorcycle.
Do it in your garage or on your patio right on the kickstand! No specialty tools or jacks required.
Doing your own maintenance DOES NOT void your warranty & you are protected by the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

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Indian Motorcycle Maintenance & Oil Change

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In this tutorial video made by bikers for bikers we teach you how to perform routine maintenance, oil change, and safety inspection on your 2014 & newer Indian Chief, Chieftain, or Road Master motorcycle equipped with the Thunder Stroke® 111 motor.

Servicing your Indian motorcycle yourself DOES NOT void your warranty in any way and that is a FACT! We have spoken directly to many Indian Service Managers and mechanics over the years and nothing has changed. You are protected by the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

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Behind the Scenes Indian Oil Change & Maintenance-Law Abiding Biker Media

October 21, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher Leave a Comment

Come behind the scenes with us a bit here at Law Abiding Biker Media. Join us in the garage/film studio as we crank out another video for all you Bikaholics.

We had a 2014 Indian Chieftain on the motorcycle lift for you all. We were filming a complete maintenance, oil change, and safety inspection.

We show you a bit about all the work that goes on behind our videos along with the cameras and lighting. We started years ago with nothing more than a handheld camcorder.

With a ton of hard work and support from the community we have much more professional equipment now to film & edit videos.

The Indian Maintenance Video will be out in the near future and you can check below for availability.

Indian Motorcycle Oil Change & Maintenance Video (may not be available yet, so check back)

Harley 2007 Softail Night Train For Sale-Cared for by Law Abiding Biker Media

September 19, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 1 Comment

We have a pewter denim 2007 Harley Davidson Softail Night Train for sale. We acquired this beautiful bike to do some installs and it is in great shape! We went over the bike with a fine tooth comb and gave it our tender loving care. We gave it a complete service and safety inspection. We did some projects and installs on this bike over past years. It's time to move this bike along to a new owner as we are in the process of acquiring several other motorcycles for YouTube Channel projects. (see video below)

This Night Train has a stage one air intake and and the electronic fuel injection (EFI) is properly tuned with an aftermarket Dynojet Power Commander. This bike really rips with the 96 cubic inch V-Twin motor & 6 speed transmission. It sounds great with the Vance & Hines Big Shots Staggered chrome dual pipes. There is much tire tread left and this baby is ready for some miles, as it only has 19,000 on it now!

This gem has Outlawz 14″ ape handlebars, relocated front chrome signals, and Custom Dynamics LED lighting all the way around (headlight, taillight, and all signals). Forward controls with floorboards make this bike super comfortable to ride.

Extras:

Detachable passenger backrest
Luggage rack
Leather saddlebags
All hardware included

Shipping Details:

Don't worry if you can't personally pick this bike up and need it shipped. We can work those details out with you of course.

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We can work out shipping if necessary for your needs.

Specifications:

Engine and transmission
Displacement:	1573.25 ccm (96.00 cubic inches)
Engine type:	V2, four-stroke
Torque:	119.19 Nm (12.2 kgf-m or 87.9 ft.lbs) @ 2750 RPM
Compression:	9.2:1
Bore x stroke:	95.3 x 111.3 mm (3.8 x 4.4 inches)
Fuel system:	Injection. Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection (ESPFI)
Cooling system:	Air
Gearbox:	6-speed
Transmission type, final drive:	Belt
Clutch:	Multi-plate with diaphragm spring in oil bath
Fuel consumption:	4.43 litres/100 km (22.6 km/l or 53.10 mpg)
Greenhouse gases:	102.8 CO₂ g/km. (CO2 – Carbon dioxide emission)
Exhaust system:	Chrome, staggered shorty duals
Chassis, suspension, brakes and wheels
Rake (fork angle):	32.0°
Front tyre:	100/90-H19
Rear tyre:	200/55-R17
Front brakes:	Single disc
Rear brakes:	Single disc
Physical measures and capacities
Dry weight:	297.6 kg (656.0 pounds)
Weight incl. oil, gas, etc:	309.3 kg (682.0 pounds)
Seat height:	681 mm (26.8 inches) If adjustable, lowest setting.
Overall length:	2,413 mm (95.0 inches)
Ground clearance:	130 mm (5.1 inches)
Wheelbase:	1,638 mm (64.5 inches)
Fuel capacity:	18.92 litres (5.00 gallons)
Other specifications
Starter:	Electric
Color options:	Vivid black, black cherry pearl, black pearl, black denim, Pacific blue denim (new), pewter denim (new)

Engine and transmission

Displacement:

1573.25 ccm (96.00 cubic inches)

Engine type:

V2, four-stroke

Torque:

119.19 Nm (12.2 kgf-m or 87.9 ft.lbs) @ 2750 RPM

Compression:

9.2:1

Bore x stroke:

95.3 x 111.3 mm (3.8 x 4.4 inches)

Fuel system:

Injection. Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection (ESPFI)

Cooling system:

Air

Gearbox:

6-speed

Transmission type,
final drive:

Belt

Clutch:

Multi-plate with diaphragm spring in oil bath

Fuel consumption:

4.43 litres/100 km (22.6 km/l or 53.10 mpg)

Greenhouse gases:

102.8 CO₂ g/km. (CO2 – Carbon dioxide emission)

Exhaust system:

Chrome, staggered shorty duals

Chassis, suspension, brakes and wheels

Rake (fork angle):

32.0°

Front tyre:

100/90-H19

Rear tyre:

200/55-R17

Front brakes:

Single disc

Rear brakes:

Single disc

Physical measures and capacities

Dry weight:

297.6 kg (656.0 pounds)

Weight incl. oil, gas, etc:

309.3 kg (682.0 pounds)

Seat height:

681 mm (26.8 inches) If adjustable, lowest setting.

Overall length:

2,413 mm (95.0 inches)

Ground clearance:

130 mm (5.1 inches)

Wheelbase:

1,638 mm (64.5 inches)

Fuel capacity:

18.92 litres (5.00 gallons)

Other specifications

Starter:

Electric

Color options:

Vivid black, black cherry pearl, black pearl, black denim, Pacific blue denim (new), pewter denim (new)

Video-Harley Davidson Jiffy Kickstand Maintenance-Repair-Spring Removal-Grease | DIY

September 18, 2015 By Ryan Urlacher 3 Comments

VIDEO-In this Free video we show you how to remove & replace the spring on your Harley Davidson “jiffy” kickstand. We go even further and show you how to inspect and service the jiffy stand to include what grease to use. We show you the proper way to easily remove the spring, so you can save yourself frustration.