5 New Items for Bikers in 2014

Indian Motorcycle’s

Roaring into 2014 is Indian Motorcycle’s latest line. The once iconic brand, now owned by Polaris Industries, is making a comeback with the new Thunder Stroke 111 engine. The air-cooled V-twin engine with 6-speed overdrive transmission produces 119 foot-pounds of torque. The first engine upgrade for Indian in 70 years certainly packs a punch. If you’re in the market for a new bike in 2014 check out one of their three new models: the Chief Classic ($18,999), the soft bagger Chief Vintage ($20,999), and the hard bagger Chieftain ($22,999).

Harley-Davidson 2014

The 2014 Harley-Davidson lineup marks the largest new product launch in its 110-year history. Their eight newly styled models feature enhanced rider ergonomics and better breaking and power performance. For the rider who likes options this extensive 2014 motorcycle line is worth a look. Harley’s new models include the Road King, Street Glide, Street Glide Special, Electra Glide Ultra Classic, Ultra Limited, Tri Glide Ultra, CVO Ultra Limited, and CVO Road King.

Bullit from Bell Helmets

Still offering a nod to its classic design of the ‘70s, the new Bullit from Bell Helmets comes with a modern design upgrade. The ultra low-profile fiber composite shell offers 3D Cut cheek pads with speaker pockets to keep your tunes going on the road. The Bullit also comes with an industry-leading five-year warranty to help you ride safely into the new year. However, if you find yourself in a motorcycle accident, Orlando motorcycle attorney Michael Brehne Michael Brehne has you covered.

Sena SMH10R Bluetooth Headset & Intercom

The Sena SMH10R offers a slim and stylish solution to riders wanting Bluetooth capabilities. This headset and intercom features the best sound quality in its class. The Sena SMH10R offers conference intercom, music sharing, speed dial, and voice prompt capabilities among many other features.

Giant Loop Zigzag Handlebar Bag

When you need just the essentials for the ride ahead the Giant Loop Zigzag Handlebar Bag does the trick. Without taking up too much room on your motorcycle this bag is capable of holding sunglasses, registration/insurance cards, license, wallet, phone, and a few other essentials. The bag fits around the handlebars of almost any motorbike and easily detaches for portability.

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