Keep up with the latest in motorcycling gear, parts, accessories, and products with Rider‘s New and Cool Motorcycle Gear monthly installments. The items in this list are available now. SW-Motech Luggage and Products for Suzuki V-Strom 800/DE Prepare for any journey with SW-Motech’s luggage and products for the Suzuki V-Strom 800 and V-Strom 800DE. The Pro side carriers can fit the company’s robust DUSC hard cases, TRAX ADV aluminum cases, or waterproof SysBags soft-luggage system. SW-Motech also offers a wide range of dry bags, tankbags, tailbags, and bike protection, including a skid plate, crash bars, handguards, and header pipe guards. Other accessories include a centerstand, fog lights, footrest kits, shifters, brake pedals, handlebar risers, GPS mounts, and brake pedal, sidestand, and mirror extensions. Shop for SW-Motech products for Suzuki V-Strom 800 and V-Strom 800DE National Cycle License Plate Bracket Helmet Lock for BMW Secure your helmets on your BMW motorcycle with this License Plate Bracket Helmet Lock from National Cycle. It includes two locks to secure both rider and passenger helmets, and its mounting location makes it easily accessible without adding unsightly pieces to your bike. It uses a push-lock mechanism and comes with two matching keys. Installation is simple and involves attaching locks to the lock plate with four screws and then installing the lock plate behind the license plate. This steel helmet lock measures 6.50 x 6.75 inches and is available for $84.95. Shop for National Cycle License Plate Bracket Helmet Lock for BMW River Road Motorcycle Apparel Back after a nine-year hiatus, the River Road brand of motorcycle apparel features a wide variety of products designed for cruiser and V-Twin riders. 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Find BikeMaster oils at your local dealer, and check out BikeMaster’s full range of parts and tools. Shop for BikeMaster Motorcycle Oils Shoei Neotec 3 Modular Helmet The Shoei Neotec 3 modular helmet provides comfort, performance, and safety. The impact-absorbent shell is made with composite Advanced Integrated Matrix materials, and the helmet has been wind-tunnel tested for optimal stability at speed. The comfort liner and cheek pads are removable and washable, and the modular mechanism is designed to be easy to use even with thick gloves. The helmet includes a retractable sun visor and can incorporate the SENA SRL3 comm system. Available in sizes XS-2XL in a variety of colors and graphic options starting at $899.99. Shop for Shoei Neotec 3 Modular Helmet Doubletake Mirror System The Doubletake Mirror System now has a new mount that provides better stability, adjustability, and visibility. No-crush ball technology allows the mirror to pivot in the event of an impact while remaining stable enough to not require frequent adjustments, and mounting bolts are available for every application. The asymmetrical clamp provides better grip, and an oversized base ball is used for added stiffness. This system comes with a lifetime warranty. The 6.0-inch arm-length option is available for $145, and the 3.5-inch arm-length option is available for $127. Shop for Doubletake Mirror System Rev’It Component 2 H2O Jacket The Component 2 H2O Jacket by Rev’It is a lightweight, waterproof, hooded off-road adventure jacket with a style inspired by the latest designs in the outdoor segment. Its abrasion-resistant Cordura ripstop material provides durable protection, and it includes CE Level 1 armor and a laminated Hydratex outer shell. The hood is removable, the neoprene collar adds comfort, and the jacket includes ample ventilation. It has a roomy design to fit over other protective gear and comes with a two-year warranty. Available in sizes S-3XL in black, brown, or aubergine for $499.99. Shop for Rev’It Component 2 H2O Jacket Touratech Aventuro Carbon Pro Adventure Helmet The third generation of the Touratech Aventuro Carbon Pro adventure helmet provides cooling airflow, glove-friendly vent controls, and an improved liner. The peak has been redesigned to reduce drag and is mounted higher on the helmet, and the mount now uses sturdy threaded fasteners. Airflow has also been improved with eight intake vents, four exhaust vents, and upgraded distribution channels in the EPS liner. The comfort liner uses better material and a new system for locking the cheek pads. Available in sizes XS-3XL in solids for $699.95 and graphics for $749.95. Shop for Touratech Aventuro Carbon Pro Adventure Helmet The post New and Cool Motorcycle Gear: July 2024 appeared first on Rider Magazine.

There was a huge clip from the Debate that somehow isn’t getting much attention. But I have to show it to you. It’s Joe Biden probably forgetting what he was allowed to say and spilling the beans that they have a “whole lot more cases” coming soon against President Trump. Watch it right here: During the debate, Biden claims that there are more cases coming up for Trump. Is he talking about the already pending charges or more? Let’s let my followers decide. But at a minimum, if more charges do crop up, Biden has some explaining to do. Tapper: Do you believe that the tens of millions of Americans voting for Trump will be voting against American democracy? Biden: The more they know about what he has done, yes. The more they know about what he’s done. AND THERE’S A LOT MORE COMING. There’s a whole lot of cases down the road. H/T to @VerumInvenire for showing me this, and helping me find the clip. During the debate, Biden claims that there are more cases coming up for Trump. Is he talking about the already pending charges or more? Let’s let my followers decide. But at a minimum, if more charges do crop up, Biden has some explaining to do. Tapper: Do you believe that the… pic.twitter.com/E4Mqc7Scvh — Bad Kitty Unleashed (@pepesgrandma) June 28, 2024 Backup here if needed: During the debate, Biden claims that there are more cases coming up for Trump. Is he talking about the already pending charges or more? Let’s let my followers decide. But at a minimum, if more charges do crop up, Biden has some explaining to do. Tapper: Do you believe that the… pic.twitter.com/3zvrt20llh — DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) July 1, 2024 More here: Joe Biden just said Donald Trump “has a whole slew of new cases coming against him” Joe Biden is literally admitting he’s not done persecuting his political opponent with a slew of new felonies, live broadcasted to the entire world, in the CNN Joe Biden vs Donald Trump Debate — Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) June 28, 2024 Then one day later he said this: BIDEN ON TRUMP: “He’s got more trials coming up”. pic.twitter.com/wPftuY31mf — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) June 28, 2024 Backup here if needed: Joe Biden says President Trump has more trials coming up…. This a day after the debate where he said there were many new cases coming against Trump too. pic.twitter.com/71J5TvCqzk — DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) July 1, 2024 The evil smile that he flashes is nothing short of demonic. Biden tells Raleigh “Donald Trump isn’t just a convicted felon. Donald Trump is a one man crime wave.” Crowd chants “lock him up! lock him up! lock him up!” “Well, the time for that…” Biden says trailing off moments after noting that Trump had “more trials coming up.” — Philip Melanchthon Wegmann (@PhilipWegmann) June 28, 2024 Something tells me that Biden may not last long enough to see this threat to the finish line…. President Biden’s gaff on the debate stage stating “More charges are coming”While talking about President Trump‘s convictions and criminal chargesWas it just crazy mumbling? or do you think Biden knows something? — Shaggy (@MAGAShaggy1) July 1, 2024 Following last week’s presidential debateExpect more Donald Trump indictments in July, 2024 pic.twitter.com/TgQWlw74wk — X Offender STEP ASIDE Joe Biden, Donald Trump (@USA_Curmudgeon) July 1, 2024 Derek Johnson had a lot more…. Brilliant breakdown from Derek. Start here: One, as you probably already know, the past 7.5 years are a Military Occupation and Continuity of Operations Plan. Until those are complete, everything is all part of the plan. But for those who have no idea what they’ve been watching… Two, “Biden” claims Tariffs are bad, but has not ended President Trump’s Tariffs If they’re so bad, how come “he” has not ended those in 3.5 years as “President?” Because “he” is not President. MO & COOP ongoing One, as you probably already know, the past 7.5 years are a Military Occupation and Continuity of Operations Plan. Until those are complete, everything is all part of the plan. But for those who have no idea what they’ve been watching… Two, “Biden” claims Tariffs are bad,… pic.twitter.com/g5e6L6M2U8 — Derek Johnson (@rattletrap1776) June 30, 2024 And here: “Gonna be convicted probably numerous other times.” “Telling the Ukrainian people we’re gonna wanna $1 Billion dollars or we’re going to change the prosecutor”… 2014 And guess who secured $1 Billion in “defense budget”? Victoria Nuland in… 2014. Who also was confirmed on recording saying “f*ck the EU.” Who is also the one who confessed under Oath, March 8, 2022, after ALL of 2021, “Biden” and “admin” including her, acting as Under Secretary, said there were no Biochemical Laboratories in Ukraine, which is a lie. The documents of the United States funding those were posted publicly for the whole world to see, round and flat Earthers, on the United States Embassy to Ukraine, until they deleted those trying to scrub their names and tracks. Quid Pro Quo are what the Democrats charged of PDJT with his Ukraine phone call. Perfectly great phone call. “We have it all. We’ve caught them all.” “I will be exonerated.” Not only will he be, but President Nixon will be too. Draining the swamp “Gonna be convicted probably numerous other times.” “Telling the Ukrainian people we’re gonna wanna $1 Billion dollars or we’re going to change the prosecutor”… 2014 And guess who secured $1 Billion in “defense budget”? Victoria Nuland in… 2014. Who also was… pic.twitter.com/BZhTDPOl93 — Derek Johnson (@rattletrap1776) June 30, 2024

The Democratic National Committee might formally nominate Joe Biden as the nominee as early as mid-July. They want to end speculation that his allies want him replaced and end party infighting and dissent. Democrats had already planned to nominate Biden, 81, with dementia, before the convention to ensure he appeared on the ballot in Ohio, […] The post DNC Might Nominate Joe Biden As Early As July 21 appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

There are no good days left for the Joe Biden campaign. The only good thing that could happen to Joe Biden in this campaign is something bad happening to Donald Trump. There is no capacity for Biden to develop an independently good campaign. It’s not possible anymore. Why? It turns out that, as always in politics, the cover-up is worse than the crime. We all knew for years that Biden was in a state of mental and physical decline. We all saw it right in front of us, and we were lied to. We were lied to by everyone. The Biden family. Everyone in the White House. Everyone in the media. All of them kept telling us it was all in our heads, the images we were seeing were “cheap fakes,” and it was all nonsense. Behind closed doors, Joe Biden was doing chess preparation with Bobby Fischer and quadratic equations, as well as an underwater upside-down Parcheesi with Albert Einstein. It was insane. We were told those lies over and over. Then Biden went out and wet the bed during the debate with Trump in a way that no one expected and no one has ever seen in the history of American presidential politics. So that means any credibility all these people had is gone. In order for you to advance an argument, you have to have the credibility to advance that particular argument. Is anyone going to believe anyone in Biden-land again when they say he is fit for the presidency? There’s no possible way, especially when the DOJ, dominated by Biden, is refusing to turn over the six-hour tape of his interview with special prosecutor Robert Hur. They keep that tape away from you because they know that it will show the exact same thing you saw in that debate. WATCH: The Ben Shapiro Show Remember, the case for Biden being in the presidency after November is not the case for him being in the presidency today, which is a shaky case as it is; it is a case for him being in the presidency in five years when he’s 86-years-old, and the high likelihood is that he certainly will not be sentient and he may very likely not be alive. Thus, a vote for Joe Biden is a vote for Kamala Harris, and we all know it. The media have no credibility on these issues anymore. If you thought they hadn’t blown out their credibility over the Russiagate hoax, BLM or the 2020 COVID coverage, they’ve certainly blown their credibility over the most obvious lie they have ever told, including tons of lies during my lifetime. They told the lie that Bill Clinton was an upright citizen who would never sleep with his employees. They told us the lie during COVID that you had to stay in your homes ad infinitum, indefinitely in order to protect everybody around you. They told us the lie that if you were rioting for BLM during that lockdown, somehow the virus was noncontagious. But all of those lies remain, bizarrely, somewhat arguable in the public mind. The media have such extraordinary power in the American body politic that they can promote a lie. And even after their lies turn to bones, they continue to promote the lie. For example, when Michael Brown was shot in Ferguson, Missouri, it became perfectly obvious from both the local investigation and the federal investigation that he was shot justifiably by a cop. Yet in 2024, a decade later, Democrats will still say that Michael Brown was a martyr of BLM. There’s a huge percentage of the population that still believes that nonsense.  In other words, just because the lie is a lie doesn’t mean that the debunking of the lie takes hold in the public imagination.  In the murder of Matthew Shepard, the case became the basis for a huge push in the gay rights movement because a gay guy in Wyoming was killed, and the idea was that he was killed in a hate crime. It turned out he was probably killed in a drug deal gone bad. The story was debunked within the first two years. But it is still the going story about Matthew Shepard, 25 years later. With all that said, there’s one thing you cannot lie about and retain any credibility: the thing right in front of your face.  The case that is being made about Joe Biden having dementia is a thing we all saw. This is like lying about the sun coming out in the morning. This is like lying about the sky being blue. There are no two perspectives on this: Joe Biden has dementia. He is addled. We all saw it. That means that every clip of Biden from here until the election that shows him doddering around will be fodder for the American body politic. No amount of denial, no amount of “it’s cheap fakes; it’s out of context,” is going to make us believe that anymore because we all saw it live for 90 minutes. It is a full-scale disaster. It is perfectly obvious to everyone. You want to know why many members of the media are acting with outsized outrage and horror today? Because they got completely pantsed by Biden. They’re angry at him for manipulating them. They figured they could maintain this lie, and his behavior would not fully expose the lies. The entire media knew he was diminished. Everyone in the White House knew he was diminished. But they figured, “Ok, we can somehow pull the wool over America’s eyes. We can shoot him full of whatever we shot him full of before the State of the Union address. He’ll barely get into the White House. And then if he dies, he dies. That’s the way that it goes.” It turns out, he decided on his own to destroy both himself and them. He destroyed their credibility because now they either have to pretend to be shocked or admit they were lying all along.  They have to say, “I never knew Joe Biden was this bad. My God, I never knew that.” And there is no mechanism to replace Biden on this ticket. None. Biden himself would have to determine that he is stepping out. The problem with him stepping out is the person backing him up is Kamala Harris, who’s even worse than he is. So the good days for the Joe Biden campaign are over.

Various respectable legal analysts weighed in on the Supreme Court’s ruling this week that presidents have immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts by noting that the decision severely damages the criminal cases against former President Donald Trump. Justices voted 6-3 along ideological lines in the decision and sent the case in which Trump pleaded not guilty to charges accusing him of unlawfully plotting to overturn the results of the 2020 election back to a lower D.C. court for further review. “The President is not above the law,” the ruling said. “But under our system of separated powers, the President may not be prosecuted for exercising his core constitutional powers, and he is entitled to at least presumptive immunity from prosecution for his official acts.” Elie Honig, CNN’s senior legal analyst and former assistant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, debunked Democrat talking points that claimed that the ruling gives presidents unlimited unaccountable power. “No president or former president has all-encompassing, ‘blanket’ coverage,” he wrote in an op-ed. “According to the decision, the boss is immune for anything within “the ‘outer perimeter’ of the President’s official responsibilities, covering actions so long as they are ‘not manifestly or palpably beyond his authority.'” He also debunked claims from left-wing activists that presidents could now assassinate their political rivals and claim that it was an “official act.” “Justice Sonia Sotomayor argues that the Court’s ruling would permit a president to order an assassination without consequences, but I respectfully dissent from that dissent,” he wrote. “I don’t see any way a court concludes that such a plot would be an ‘official act’ within the scope of the job.” Honig added that special counsel Jack Smith’s 2020 election case will under no circumstance go to trial this year and the other criminal cases he faces have all been weakened as a result. “Smith’s 2020 election case won’t happen before the election — or maybe even in 2025, given that he can go through the whole appeal process again — and his indictment will look like Swiss cheese once all the official acts are removed,” he wrote. “Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis’s election-subversion indictment was already circling the drain on its own demerits, and now it faces the same immunity problems as Smith’s case. Trump also has claimed immunity in Smith’s federal classified-documents case and, while it’s tough to imagine how he could be immune for conduct that occurred entirely after he left office, Trump will have a renewed argument that he obtained the government documents in the first place as part of his job as president. Even the Manhattan hush-money conviction now stands in doubt. Watch for Trump to argue that some of the evidence admitted against him — including conversations he had with White House adviser Hope Hicks, while he was in office in 2017 — is entitled to immunity and was wrongly admitted at trial. It’s all a big mess, far more so now than it was yesterday.” Carrie Severino, president of the Judicial Crisis Network (JCN), posted on X that the Supreme Court “crafted a sensible line regarding immunity that balances the historical presumption that presidents are subject to some potential liability for their actions with the president’s need to be able to exercise executive power under Article II without courts second-guessing his judgment.” “The Court noted the threat to a President’s ability to do his job boldly if he were immediately faced with a bevy of lawsuits upon leaving office—something that until recently was almost unheard-of but may be part of the new normal in our current environment of lawfare and polarization,” she continued. “Going forward, courts determining whether an action is covered by immunity will begin by assessing the President’s authority to take that action. Courts cannot consider a president’s motives when making this assessment. Today’s decision says that such a ‘highly intrusive’ inquiry would risk exposing even the most obvious instances of official conduct to judicial examination on the mere allegation of improper purpose.” She added that the ruling “may undercut Biden’s attempt to use government prosecutors to attack his political rival, but in the long term it will benefit him as it does Trump by shielding him from some liability for his own actions in office.”