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2015 Indian Scout 20 QUICK Throttle MAGAZINE PO Box 3062 • Dana Point, CA 92629 949-388-3695 APRIL 2015 [email protected] • www.quickthrottle.com CONTACT: 07 - Lifestyles Cycles [email protected] [email protected] • [email protected] Re-Grand Opening instagram.COM/quickthrottlemagaZINE • faceBOOK.COM/QUICKThrottleMAGAZINE 09 - New H-D Products 10 - New Indian Products 11 - Side Hauler 14 - 2015 Indian Scout What does the Lifestyle Cycles Re-Grand Opening mean? It means they’re moving next door and re-opening in a bigger and better space! Homemade Displays More of everything! More bikes, NEW and Used to choose from, more great dedicated service and best of all the first 100 Customers GET A FREE $20 GIFT Card and a FREE Tri- 20 - Natural Born Rider Lifestyles guys using pallets Tip Sandwich. What makes Lifestyles Cycles stand out are the folks that work there. They’re like a 23 - Quail Motorcycle Gathering family (and they’re dog friendly too) I’ve never seen a remodel done almost 100% by the employees of a company who work there. Construction is a hobby for some but others have never even picked up a hammer, yet each department is working on their own space 24 - Frogman’s Rocket 3 in the new building next door. Junior and his team are using mostly recycled items and are even breaking up pallets and 26 - Ride & Event Calendar using them on the walls. Going Green by recycling and re-using everything. Lifestyle Cycles may be one of the biggest and best New and Used V-Twin motorcycle 32 - Laughlin River Run 2015 dealers in the country, offering parts and cool apparel. Reasons enough to buy a bike WRITERS: there, but stay for their service department. From oil changes to complete engine rebuilds, 37 - Tech Talk CD, Randy Twells, Lisa Dalgaard, Mike Dalgaard, they can do it. Lifestyles is even the first S&S Pro Tuning Center in Southern California. Tom “PIR8” Tinney, Ray Seidel, “The Barn” Their current location offers 16 service bays and their new home will house even more, Robert Sweeney, Art Hall, “Wild Bill” Saxton getting your bike serviced and back to you faster than ever. 41 - Ramjet’s AZBW Party Of course you want a bike but can you afford it right now? Lifestyles has relationships with local and national lenders to get 45 - The Best Roads in Long Beach PHOTOGRAPHERS: you financing rates and longer terms than other dealers may not Randy Twells, Art Hall, Ron Sinoy, CD, George Childress be able to offer. To see if you’re eligible for financing, just go to their website and apply. It’s fast and easy and can get you your 52 - Derricks, Dinosaurs dream bike without breaking the bank. Then you’ll be ready to WEBMASTER: th & James Dean Chrome Horse Promotions www.chrome-horse.net pick it up when you go to their Re-Grand opening on April 18 . QUICK THROTTLE LLC® 2015 is published monthly and NO reproduction of content is permitted without Come check out their new digs, just off the 91 Fwy at State Publisher or Editor’s prior written approval. Publisher and Editor assume no financial responsibility for errors in ads College Blvd in Anaheim, CA. www.LifestyleCycles.com beyond the cost of space occupied by error; a correction will be printed. Publisher is not liable for: any slandering 56 - Women Who Ride of an individual, or group as we mean no malice or individual criticism at any time; nor are we responsible for the opinions or comments of our columnists; and promises, coupons, or lack of fulfillment from advertisers who Lifestyle Cycles • 1534 N. State College Blvd 59 - NCOM News are solely responsible for the content of their ads. Publisher and Editor are also to be held harmless from: failure Anaheim, CA 92806 • 714-490-0155 to produce any issue as scheduled due to reasons beyond our control; all suits. claims or loss of expenses; this Motorclothes designed by Janelle includes but is not limited to, suits for libel, plagarism, copyright infringement and unauthorized use of a persons name or photograph. Publisher and Editor do not promote excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages. The 62 - Tech Talk Continued Quick Throttle name and logo is owned nationally by Chris and Lisa Dalgaard. APRIL 2015 9 New 20W-40 Synthetic V-Twin Motorcycle Oil Corbin Introduces a Classic Solo Saddle for for Victory® and Indian® Motorcycles 2015 Indian Scout AMSOIL has introduced a new viscosity to round out its line of premium synthetic oils for Hollister, CA - Corbin introduces an outstanding Classic Style Solo seat for motorcycles. New AMSOIL 20W-40 Synthetic the nostalgically styled 2015 Indian Scout. It provides maximum rider com- V-Twin Motorcycle Oil is the only full-syn- fort combined with classy looks and a wide range of custom options. It also thetic 20W-40 motorcycle oil on the market, accepts a Corbin removable backrest for a total of 12 inches of vertical back presenting riders a premium alternative to In- support. Their sculpted seating position gives maximized body contact and dian- and Victory-branded semi-synthetic oils. provides touring quality comfort. This neutralized seat platform offers an Indian and Victory motorcycles incorporate easier reach to the ground and a more ergonomic position on the bike. a shared sump, and AMSOIL 20W-40 is for- mulated to provide outstanding protection for Classic Solo Sad- both engines and transmissions. It is absolutely dle and backrest shear stable, keeping motorcycles well-protect- provide excellent ed even in extreme heat conditions. support for riding • Delivers excellent wear protection while the shaping • Reduces friction and heat, keeping bikes run- in the nose allows ning cool excellent ground • Helps prevent damaging sludge and carbon reach at stop deposits signs. Corbin de- • Provides extreme-pressure protection for signed their saddle gears and chains to place the rider • Delivers excellent wet-clutch performance in the sweet spot • Catalytic-converter compatible on the bike for the best feeling of control. This placement is most comparable AMSOIL 20W-40 Synthetic V-Twin Motorcycle Oil is recommended for air- with the stock Indian seat, yet the narrow nose provides ground reach similar or liquid-cooled Victory, model-year 2013 and newer Indian motorcycles to Indian’s reduced reach model while the neutralized seating area allows and other four-stroke motorcycles calling for a 20W-40 motor oil. It meets taller riders to scoot back for leg room...The best of both worlds! API SM and JASO MA/MA2 specifications, providing outstanding protec- tion for engines and transmissions. For those interested in obtaining more information on Corbin, you can reach them at 800-538-7035 or online at www.corbin.com. Visit Corbin Headquar- For more information on the full line of premium AMSOIL synthetic lu- ters at 2360 Technology Parkway, Hollister, CA. 95023 or Corbin Florida at bricants for motorcycles please visit www.amsoil.com/motorcycle. High-res 1433 US Highway 1, Ormond Beach, FL 32174. image available upon request. Compact Lamps Produce Pools of Biker Bar Birdhouse Brilliant White Light MILWAUKEE (November XX, 2014) Knock out the night with new Daymak- er™ Reflector LED Fog Lamps (P/N 68000090 Chrome, P/N 68000092 Gloss Black; $399.95) from Harley-Davidson® Genuine Motor Parts and Accessories. These 2.5-inch, bullet-shaped reflector- optics fog lamps mount to the engine guard and produce a pool of bright light that fills the dark area between the mo- torcycle and the low-beam headlamp pattern. The fog lamps project a smooth light pattern without distracting hot spots. The natural daylight lamp color amplifies the reflective character of lane markers. Unlike some traditional fog lamps, these low-draw LED lamps do not burden the motorcycle electrical system. The long-life solid-state LED lamps are sealed in shock and vibration-resistant housings. The birds in your yard will love making this Route 66 biker bar their home! This whimsical birdhouse features all the trimmings of a smokin’ hot high- Offered with a choice of gloss black or chrome housing, Daymaker Reflec- way roadhouse, complete with a motorcycle parked outside and a flame- tor LED Fog Lamp kits fit Dyna®, Softail®, Touring and Trike models painted roof. Clean out hole on back. Item weight: 1.2 lbs. equipped with 1.25-inch diameter engine guards, but do not fit models with 10¼” x 7½” x 9” high. Wood. the accessory Mustache Engine Guards. Installation requires the separate For more information, visit: www.gardendecoraccents.com purchase of a model-specific Clamp and Wiring Harness Kits. 10 APRIL 2015 APRIL 2015 11 Versatile New “Side Hauler” Fifth Wheel from Lifestyle Luxury RV Catalyst: BIkE MouNT FoR IPhoNE 5/5S ChooSE youR oWN AdvENTuRE WITh World’s most secure and rugged bike mount that pairs with Catalyst Lifestyle’s Waterproof iPhone 5/5S case ThE ALL-NEW ToMToM RIdER ~ Choose an adventure, discover new routes and share the excitement with friends ~ Burlington, MA - January 15, 2015 – TomTom (TOM2) today launches the all-new TomTom RIDER, designed • Versatile design to mount on a bicycle or motorcycle to make every • Allows iPhone to be used as a POV camera, navigation system, music player motorcycle ride more or phone exciting. For the • Quick-release locking mechanism allows user to remove phone quickly from first time, bikers can mount choose the level of • Bike mount allows unrestricted access to all buttons, ports and audio and twists and turns they visual components of iPhone want to ride to create • Bike mount can be positioned on handlebars with iPhone facing front or back their own adrenaline- and in portrait or landscape positions filled adventure.
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