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Drilled brake rotors dissipate heat and gases generated from braking. Plus they look cool. And if you really want to draw out the benefits...now they're lighter!

Today we have lost an old friend. It is a sad day and this 3/4" carbide endmill will be missed...

When you can't buy gaskets anywhere in the world... you make them yourself! ....and a bunch for your international friends!

A customer uses this 12" long boring bar on an old lathe. It's 2.5" diameter so this is a very rigid tool for some super heavy cutting. Check-out the pics for more info.

This is the front brake for Cycle Icons -Project Badger. Six 3/4" holes were machined into the hub while making sure the structural webbing on the inside of the hub was not cut. The holes will help let heat out while the bike is being raced.

Checkout Cycle Icons and Project Badger! www.cycleicons.com

Needed to put an M18x1.5mm thread on some parts but didn't have a large enough die holder. Instead of ordering a Made in USA die holder, I made one...in the USA!

The stock design for the F1-style paddle shift, reverse shift lever, commonly breaks and the replacement assembly is nearly $3,000 for a Ferrari or Maserati. This new design is made from 6061 aluminum and reverse-engineered to fit and function reliably for years. Check out the pics to read a few more details.

Checkout Hammarhead.com or look them up under Hammarhead Industries. Their bikes are amazing!

Great video of the Hammarhead Jack Pine test in Cycle World!!!!

The Way of the Desert Sled Peter Egan provides historical perspective on the Jack Pine custom Triumph in the August issue, on newstands July 5. Here's a little kick start for you until...

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