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Rare Harley-Davidson FXR Gets a Huge S&S Heart Transplant, Becomes Something Special - Vimarsana News

Rare Harley-Davidson FXR Gets a Huge S&S Heart Transplant, Becomes Something Special

Many of the motorcycle models Harley-Davidson has made over the years, some of them already decades old, still capture the headlines today thanks to tale...

Two Motorcycle Riders Injured Saturday in Barton County - Vimarsana News

Two Motorcycle Riders Injured Saturday in Barton County

Two motorcycle riders were injured Saturday morning in Barton County in a two-motorcycle crash.

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Kodlin FXR-K Has an S&S Engine in the Frame Because That's How Big Boys Roll - Vimarsana News

Kodlin FXR-K Has an S&S Engine in the Frame Because That's How Big Boys Roll

I have to admit, going through scores of customized Harley-Davidson motorcycles is a delight. Not only am I treated to incredible base machines, but I ge...

Thomas Brumley of Leoti hurt in motorcycle crash - Vimarsana News

Thomas Brumley of Leoti hurt in motorcycle crash

A Leoti man was seriously injured Sunday when his motorcycle crashed on a highway in rural Wichita County. The Kansas Highway Patrol reported that Thomas Edward Benjamin Brumley, 51, of Leoti, was northbound on K-25 on a 2011 Harley Davidson FXDC Dyna Super Glide just after 7 p.m. when the accident occurred. The patrol reported Brumley was negotiating a curve that veered left at milepost 98.2 when the motorcycle went off the right side of the road. The vehicle rotated clockwise and then flipped, throwing Brumley from the motorcycle. Both the bike and driver came to rest in the east ditch. Bru...

Virus Buster Run brightens small towns' economies - Vimarsana News

Virus Buster Run brightens small towns' economies

Their company had lost international travellers, and they were hurting the same as other businesses reliant on overseas visitors, he said. The company runs motorbike tours around the country, and in the United States and India which they were forced to cancel due to the pandemic. “We have the infrastructure, so we can help other people,” Mark said. He was optimistic that when the borders re-opened people would be more anxious to travel. Esther Ashby-Coventry/Stuff Virus Busters Run riders from Auckland, at the Geraldine Village Inn on Wednesday evening, from left, Jacques Boucher, Joh...