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Watch Bike Weekend Tonight on TV !
John Bennett Here's what's supposed to be on tonight... Tattoo!: Beauty, Art and Pain 6:00PM-7:00PM, Sunday, Sep 29 Motorcycle Mania 2 7:00PM-8:00PM, Sunday, Sep 29 A biker treks from Long Beach, Calif., to a motorcycle jamboree in Sturgis, S.D.; Jesse James. American Chopper 8:00PM-9:00PM, Sunday, Sep 29 A craftsman transforms a scrap-heap into a world-class, full-custom motor-bike; Laconia Bike show. Motorcycle Women 9:00PM-10:00PM, Sunday, Sep 29 A group of female motorcyclists defies stereotypes. And then at 11:00pm these shows repeat. These times are for me in the Central Time zone. Go to http://tv.yahoo.com to look at your local listings. I watched it last night on the Discovery Channel. They had some show I hadn't seen before. I saw one about bike builders Billy Lane of Choppers, Inc. and the Borget guy going to a rally in South Carolina. ==========================================
Click here to visit the Lufkin, Texas MC Group! Edited by - John Bennett on 09/29/2002 07:37:51
Nite_Ryderboy thoose orange county choopers were somthin else. i liked the jet bike. i tried to fine a pic. of it b4 when retro was talking about a warplane motife awhile back.

MIKE

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FXSBI agree, that Jet Bike was way Kewl..... Not only did the show display a great creative spirit, but was a good example of why family should NOT work together in most cases. "Gray-hair bikers don't get that way by accident"
GeoffreyMotorcycle Women was pretty lame. It was basically a glorified shopping trip with six ladies escourted by a bike mechanic driving an RV. The novelty of women bikers is gone, although nothing looks better to me than a nice looking woman on a scoot. 1998 BMW K1200RS 1992 Yamaha FZR600
John Bennett
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Motorcycle Women was pretty lame.
I thought the same thing. They were going to a "Grrrl Power" rally in San Fransisco. They kept raving about how "free" they were. They kept going on about how "empowering" it was to be out on the open road. They kept emphasizing how "independant" they felt. Consequently, when they mentioned the bike mechanic following in the RV, I nearly laughed my ass off. They never showed him during the first half of the show. All the shots were of them rolling down the highway in group, No RV in back, and tearing away from stop signs with pipes blowing. I guess they stopped up the road to let the RV catch up. None of those shots included the RV following behind them. I kept wondering how that Devil Doll kept changing clothes so freqently when she didn't have any saddle bags. ==========================================
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