Easy step to Maintain your bike, Use a good Fuel, Shell V-Power
By, Sara Liberte

One of the easiest things you can do to maintain your bike is to use a good fuel. Nowadays with fuel costs rising there are more and more filling stations offering cheaper fuel. A cheaper fuel often times has a lower level of detergent present. Using this type of fuel can to lead to a build up on the engine valves. The Intake and exhaust valves are responsible for letting air in and out of your engine. Build up can consist of old fuel, oil residue, piston material due to low octane detonation, meaning the fuel will fire/burn before the plug. Maintaining our own bikes is really part of being a motorcyclist, while there may be some of us not yet ready to take on some of the dirtier jobs in maintaining our bikes, using a premium fuel is the easiest thing you can do to maintain your bike.
Shell V-Power fuel contains 5 times more detergents than government standards, this detergent works as a lubricant to help pass the build up waste through the exhaust. A Valve with build up creates an uneven surface, this uneven surface makes it more difficult for the air to travel over the valve smoothly, leading to poor air movement. A smooth surface for air to pass over is critical to how your bike runs. The ability to move air in and out of your engine quickly is directly related to the performance of your engine. If you have heard about performance head work, that is exactly what it is all about, creating a smooth flowing surface for the air to travel over, you don’t want anything creating a disruption in that air flow. By using Shell V-Power premium fuel for your premium ride your one step a head of the game in maintaining your own bike!

Harley Davidson’s 105th anniversary Rally celebrates with a Day dedicated to Women!
By, Sara Liberte

House of Harley-Davidson, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, will be hosting “Women's Day” on Friday August 29 as part of it’s Reunion Bash during Harley Davidson’s 105th anniversary rally. Brooke Pape from House of Harley-Davidson in Milwaukee has organized one heck of a lineup for women to enjoy. The celebration will be held over more than three city blocks in front of the House of Harley dealership. All event activities are free to the public and open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Several exciting activities are planned to take place, check out the Chopper Chick Crew as they perform a live custom bike build for charity.

WomenRidersNow.com founder, Genevieve Schmitt, will present two motivational speeches on "Making More Saddle Time" and "Taking the Next Step: Setting New Riding Goals."

Garage-Girls.com’s Sara Liberte and Jody Perewtiz will host a seminar titled "Know Your Machine" Here attendee’s will get the low down on what’s involved in maintaining their own motorcycle.

Women can also sign up for a Women's Only Bike Show. To be eligible, women must own and ride the bike they enter in the show.

Part of the proceeds made during Women's Day will benefit The RAACE Foundation a charity dedicated to the prevention of child sexual abuse.

For more information about Reunion Bash 2008 and Women's Day visit ReunionBash.com.
Were looking forward to meeting everyone out at the event, ~Sara Liberte