Law Abiding Biker | Street Biker Motorcycle Podcast

OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER PODCAST ==> http://www.lawabidingbiker.com PODCAST-In this episode we cut through all the smoke, mirrors, politics, and money involved with the rising controversy about whether or not E15 ethanol fuel, also called renewable fuel, is safe to be used in motorcycles, ATV's, and small engines. We have a very heated discussion and really break it down on this biker podcast episode for all the bikers/motorcyclists out there, who have a right to know whether E15 fuel is safe to use. Biker/motorcyclists should know that if you use E15 in your motorcycle it will likely VOID YOUR WARRANTY. Read your motorcycle owner's manual and paperwork, as it likely states in there somewhere that using E15 fuel will void your motorcycle's warranty. It is in the Harley Davidson manual for certain, so beware. Also know that the EPA is pushing E15 fuel and you may get confused and use the fuel in your motorcycle by mistake from blender pumps that are already in service around the country. Be very cautious w

OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBSITE: http://www.lawabidingbiker.com PODCAST-In this episode we dive into the true life story of a very remarkable Law Abiding Biker.  Paul Pelland, also known as "Long Haul Paul", has a truly amazing story and he shares everything with me in this interview. You won't want to miss this biker podcast episode of true inspiration and dedication.  I learned that Paul Pelland is an absolute machine and force to be reckoned with in spite of the fact that in 2005 he was diagnosed with Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS). He didn't let that stop him from being a biker and he made it his life's mission to ride his motorcycle a million miles in his fight to bring awareness to MS.  It is called "Paul Pelland's Endless Road Tour".  In addition, he is driving efforts to raise money for MS research and to find a cure! The inaugural 2013 MS5000 ride was a great successful fundraiser.  45 riders collectively rode 200,000 miles while raising $23,000 for Multiple Sclerosis.  Anyone can

OUR OFFICIAL WEBSITE IS==> http://www.lawabidingbiker.com PODCAST-In this episode we read an email from a listener who is contemplating a big change from a Honda metric motorcycle to a Harley Davidson. She is used to a shaft final drive on her Honda motorcycle and is not familiar with the belt final drive that Harley Davidson uses on their motorcycles. Further, she is not certain about chain final drives that some use. She wanted to specifically know about the pros and cons of a motorcycle belt final drive vs. a chain final drive. Of course, we support all makes of motorcycles here at Law Abiding Biker Podcast and Media. We break straight through to the truths and myths when it comes to motorcycle chains and belts. We kept it real and focused in on what the average every day law abiding biker and motorcycling majority (the 99%ers) would need to know about this subject. Our dicussion is not geared towards motorcycle drag racers or track racers, as that is not what we do here at LAB Media. We ride real bikes

OUR OFFICIAL WEBSITE IS ==> http://www.lawabidingbiker.com PODCAST-In this episode we read an email from a listener who had some great questions about riding motorcycles in a biker club environment or setting. We discuss this topic and try to shed some light on it. We here at Law Abiding Biker Podcast and Media are members of the Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club (LEMC) and he asked how we specifically do it in our club. We have specific ways we ride within the Sworn Few LEMC and we share that information with you. We throw out some ideas that may work or not work for other Law Abiding Biker clubs. It turns into a very good discussion and certainly a topic we may follow up on in the future. Below is the email question from Todd of Western Washington State and we want to thank him for contacting us. His email made a whole podcast episode topic for us. He had some internesting insight into how his club currently rides within their motorcycle biker club environment. You really must listen to this bike

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-This episode of the Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Podcast is dedicated to our one year anniversary! That's right, just a year ago on March 16, 2013 I recorded and published my first Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Podcast episode in my daughter's closet. I used nothing but an iPad Mini, the Bossjock app, and a Blue Snowball condenser microphone to record it. I was in my daughter's closet, because the condenser microphone picked up too much echo in my office. I did have an iMac already that I utilized to edit and distribute the audio files I created. I had been trying to sell an item for some time and finally did so after some prayers. Because of the that sale, I was able to order and purchase professional podcasting equipment and gear. I pieced my professional podcasting setup together and am still using it to this day. I was very selective about what equipment I bought and did not want to buy a standard package. I got a much better deal piecing it

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-So, we ask the question what is going happen to you when you die?  Do you have plans and have you told your loved ones what your wishes are as a motorcycle enthusiast?  Do you want to be cremated or better yet; buried on you beloved Harley Davidson?  We discuss an Ohio man whose wishes were to be buried on his Harley Davidson motorcycle.  Well, his wishes came true and I must say it might not be politically correct in some eyes. We say good for him and he rode his Harley through those pearly gates as he wished.  Is it weird or creepy?  You make the call on this one. This episode is packed with a ton of other topics and emails, so you best listen up. MECHANICSBURG, Ohio — An Ohio man got his wish last week – to be buried upright on his 1967 motorcycle. Billy Standley can be seen on his bike in a plexiglass casket. He started planning the burial 18 years ago.  It took five embalmers, three extra burial plots and wood steel reinforcements to make

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode we really try and break through the confusion on all these aftermarket motorcycle electronic fuel injection (EFI) boxes and gadgets that are for sale on the market out there.  It can be awfully confusing and daunting to most, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be.  We know that after you listen to this podcast episode you will feel much more comfortable with the subject and hopefully learn a lot.  We are learning just like you and trying to take all the confusion out of mapping the fuel injection on your motorcycle with these aftermarket products.  We have actually utilized some of these products and are going to try others. We open this episode with a small snippet of a song from Johnny Cash called “The man comes around.”  This song is awesome and stands the test of time. Make sure to purchase the song if you like it. You will have a good idea after listening to this podcast episode whether or not you want to go down this motor

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode we get deep into what you may want to know about joining the Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club-LEMC.  This episode is very informational and will speak to any Law Abiding Biker.  Whether you want to join a Law Abiding Biker (LAB) Club, the Sworn Few LEMC, you are already a member of a LAB club, , another LEO club, a civilian club, a mixed club, or you are curious about what club entrance standards your club might want to have, then you will want to listen for sure!  This blog also has much information to offer. Due to requests, we wanted to put this episode out to answer any questions people may have about some of the requirements to be considered to join an established Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club Chapter or to start a new Sworn Few LEMC Chapter. As most of you know by now, Ryan Urlacher the owner/founder and hosts of the Law Abiding Biker (LAB) Podcast,  are all full-time Law Enforcement Officers (LEO's) an

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode of the Law Abiding Biker/Motorcycle Podcast we talk about an array of topics. Did Fonzie from the TV show Happy Days really ride a motorcycle? Does he ride a motorcycle now? Henry Winkler was the actor that played Fonzie on Happy Days and a character that we all came to know and love. He played the tough “biker” type. Here is a direct link to an article reference Fonzie along with a YouTube link: We opened the show with a little snippet of an awesome song called “Remember the Name”. You can get it on iTunes and elsewhere. Song: Remember the name (2005) Artist: Fort Minor (feat. Styles of Beyond) Album: The Rising Tied (Deluxe Version) LINK: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Minor I found a great video on Facebook. It is an awesome way for bikers/motorcyclists to fold their chaps, so that they take less room in your saddle bags. Additionally, she shows how to roll them and fold them in a way that they then snap together, keeping

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this biker/motorcycle podcast episode we talk about the Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club (LEMC) patching in their newest chapter from Wenatchee, WA called the "Big River" Chapter. This was an epic event and we walk you through it and share some of the surprises we had for the patching in ceremonies.  It should be a very important and memorable event, as these guys worked long and hard to make it into the ranks of the SFMC.  Nothing came easy and everything was earned.  Stay tuned for future Law Abiding Biker Episodes when we actually have members of the Big River Chapter in the studio and go over the processes that they had to go through and what their opinions are.  Did the Mother Chapter of the Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club (SFMC) do a a good job?  Should we change things for future prospective chapters?  You'll have to wait and see. We opened the podcast with a fun little bit that Lurch and I did, which we did our own

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode we cover everything you need to know about motorcycle paintless dent removal (MPDR).  I had the pleasure of interviewing Daniel Gromm of Dent Dynamics Paintless Dent Removal out of Santa Rosa, California.  His direct website is www.dentdynamics.net, so make sure and check it out.  The website has a great photo gallery and videos of what type of quality work he does.  Also check out Daniel's other website at  www.motorcyclepaintlessdentrepair.com. Daniel Gromm does paintless dent removal for both motorcycles and cars and has been doing so since 1993, so it is fair to say he knows exactly what he is doing. Daniel is a paintless dent removal (PDR) expert and also an inventor and mechanical designer. Daniel has designed his own exclusive line of PDR Tools called the "Daniel Gromm Signature Series". Daniel has come to understand what is needed to access the trickiest and least accessible dents from a motorcycle gas tank and has develo

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode we cover a very controversial topic that everyone seems to have an opinion on. That is the law abiding biker culture and how prevalent tattoos are now. Although tattoos have become more mainstream, there is still much discrimination amongst persons with tattoos by employers and society. What is it that draws law abiding bikers to get tattoos? Is it part of a deeper meaning of freedom and a way to separate yourself from standard society and to be free? Why are persons with tattoos still discriminated against? Does it matter what part of your body you put tattoos on? Different generations have strong beliefs and opinions in reference to tattoos. It’s time people get over it and start accepting that many great people have tattoos and are productive hard working law abiding bikers and citizens. We cover all this and much more in this episode! The Law Abiding Biker Podcast has a hotline number, which is 509-731-3548. You can call from

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode we thank all our military veterans who have served to protect this great country! God Bless each and every one of you! You are the reason we can ride free & speak freely on this podcast! We discuss a recent news story where a Marine Veteran suffering from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) purchased a Harley Davidson from an Irvine, CA Harley Davidson dealership. His claim is he was suffering from PTSD and hadn’t slept for five days when he purchased the Harley and did not really know what he was doing. He took it back to the Harley Dealership after he realized what he had done and requested a refund. You be the judge on how this situation should be handled and learn how it was handled on this episode. CLICK HERE FOR A LINK TO THE STORY WITH A VIDEO. The Law Abiding Biker Podcast has a hotline number, which is 509-731-3548. You can call from any phone and leave us a voice message with any comments or questions, which may

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode I interview special guest Bryan H. Carroll, the director/producer of the new motorcycle documentary film named “Why We Ride”. I dig into Bryan’s journey from where he started and how he arrived at making this documentary film. He gives great insight into how he envisioned this film to the actual production of the film, which has now been seen in theaters all over and has also been released on DVD. I also sincerely thank the Law Abiding Biker Podcast Community for your loyal support through 2013. I talk about really ramping things up in 2014 and how the community will direct that. I am so excited for 2014 and the “sky is the limit” for us and the Law Abiding Biker Podcast Community. I read several emails and website comments from our loyal listeners/followers and answer some questions. Thank you for the continuing emails, website comments, and voicemails. I am so humbled by donations and that the Law Abiding Biker Community conti

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST- In this episode we thank several loyal listeners for their recent donations. Loyal listener Matt Pass of California made a second donation! WOW, we are truly humbled by the donations and we want to keep pumping content out for everyone! We also read several emails from our loyal listeners. One of our loyal listeners, John O Keefe, from Ireland busts our balls for our lousy Irish accent attempts on the podcast and says we sound Asian-LOL. We love it John! That is the Law Abiding Biker/Motorcycle Community we are trying to build. One where we can join together, have fun, joke together, and laugh together! We all need to get away from or jobs and have a familiar place to go to. For most of us that is riding our motorcycles and we really hope it also includes enjoying and learning from content that Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media is pumping out! Our Facebook Page is growing in “likes” and our  Twitter profile is also growing. Law Abiding Bike

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode of the Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Podcast we recap and discuss Son's of Anarchy (SOA) Season 6; Episodes 13, the season finale. The episodes aired on the FX Network on December 10, 2013. We give insight into our opinions on what is going on and where the show is headed for season 7, which from all information is the final season of the series. Of course we have a lot of fun as usual. We can't wait for Sons of Anarchy Season 7 and will pump out special SOA episodes next year. Don’t forget we will continue to pump out our regularly scheduled Law Abiding Biker Podcast episodes as usual. These Sons of Anarchy episodes were just a special series in between our regular episodes. We have a fun opening this podcast by playing a snippet of a song from a previous SOA season called "Slip Kid" by Anvil and Franky Perez. We also played a snippet to the theme song to Sons of Anarchy by Curtis Stigers  & The Forest Rangers.  Check them o

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode of the Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Podcast, we follow-up on a previous LAB Podcast episode in reference to Mandatory ByLaws for Motorcycle Biker Club Members to Carry Firearms, which we covered in episode 21 of the Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Podcast. We received new voicemails after that episode with new insight into this topic and we wanted to follow-up. This is a very complicated and a serous issue amongst all law abiding biker motorcycle clubs. We think it deserves much attention and discussion. Please leave your comments at the bottom of this blog/podcast description. We also give a “tech tip” to our listeners about how to make certain you get “all’ the updates from a Facebook page that you decide to “like”. You will learn that just because you “like” a page, such as Law Abiding Biker, does not mean that you are getting all the updates in your “news feed” in Facebook. We give you detailed instructions on how to go about se

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode of the Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Podcast we recap and discuss Son's of Anarchy (SOA) Season 6; Episodes 13, the season finale. The episodes aired on the FX Network on December 10, 2013. We give insight into our opinions on what is going on and where the show is headed for season 7, which from all information is the final season of the series. Of course we have a lot of fun as usual. We can't wait for Sons of Anarchy Season 7 and will pump out special SOA episodes next year. Don’t forget we will continue to pump out our regularly scheduled Law Abiding Biker Podcast episodes as usual. These Sons of Anarchy episodes were just a special series in between our regular episodes. We have a fun opening this podcast by playing a snippet of a song from a previous SOA season called "Slip Kid" by Anvil and Franky Perez. We also played a snippet to the theme song to Sons of Anarchy by Curtis Stigers & The Forest Rangers. Check them out

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE   PODCAST-In this episode of the Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Podcast we discuss in length the ongoing question of how far you should live away from a law abiding biker motorcycle club chapter that you might want to join or be involved with.  The question arises often with the club we are involved with, the Sworn Few MC.  The Sworn Few MC has to respond to many emails reference this question, so we thought we would put it out on a podcast.  Should you try and join the closest chapter, or ask permission to start a new chapter or support crew?  What are the best protocols and practices?  What is acceptable?  Of course opinions vary on this from club to cub, but there are some fine points to consider in the matter.   Second, we discuss several emails we have received along with comments posted directly on the Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Website.  These questions are all in reference to Harley Davidson exhaust, air intakes, mufflers, remapping your fuel

CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-We play a voicemail we received from Matt Pass, an involved loyal Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Podcast listener.  We really appreciate voicemails from our listeners and we want learn what you want to know about.  Matt's voicemail is in reference to the differences between a 3 piece biker motorcycle patch and 1 piece patches and the different responses they may elicit.  We also discuss just what constitutes a 3 piece biker motorcycle patch; that is we give our opinions. We give some guidance and differing opinions on what to do if approached by other biker motorcycle clubs about your patches.  Make certain and refer back to Episode 15 of the LAB Podcast for an in depth discussion on this exact issue.   We talk about the recent release of 2 review videos and blog review from Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Podcast and Media about the Fox Bomber motorcycle biker gloves .  This is a very thorough review.   If you want to get a pair of Fox Bomber Glove