we would like to take the time to thank and welcome the diverse and cross continental members who have joined Hot Bikers. we would also like to encourage members to spread the news and invite other bikers to join our family.
These are exciting times for Hot Bikers for we are on the path of surpassing MySpace and 360... together we can make it happen. Hot Bikers will be the number one new social network geared specifically for the biker community...so spread the word When setting up your profiles please don’t be shy...we all want to know who you are...so post a profile head shot, and don’t forget to post a picture of your colors to Lord Street page for your club can be represented on the main page we Thank you and Welcome to all!!!!

N-2 Deep Sistas MC (“N2DSMC”) is an all female motorcycle club that was founded in 2005 by Storm, our President. N2DSMC is based in the DMV in Clinton, MD. We are affectionately known as them Sexy Sistas. We were founded on the principle of bringing women together who share a passion for the sport of motorcycle riding, a commitment to sisterhood and the belief that being a lady is of the utmost importance.
Who are N-2 Deep Sistas? We are friends, daughters, aunts, mothers, granddaughters and above all else Sisters! The base of our organization is centered around the love for the sport of motorcycle riding. Yet, there’s a whole lot of business that goes along with the fun. To that end, N2DSMC is run much like a business - get your work done first…then there’s lots of time to go out and play. And, believe me we can play with the best of them.
The diversity of the women who comprise N2DSMC is directly attributable to the success of our organization. We are a collective unit and understand that no one person makes this or any organization. "None of us is as smart as all of us." It’s the team! Every member’s ideas and point of view are equally important and we encourage everyone to share openly and honestly. When decisions are made - the easy along with the tough, we do it as a team. N2DSMC believes that the wider the degree in views and diversity, the more effective we are. The combination of all these very simple things continues to assist us in reaching our goals as an organization.

We do simply because we care. Children are the light of our future which is why we mentor youth to increase positive self-images through serving as role models in the communities we reside in. Our commitment spans our community's youth and the less fortunate in the Washington Metropolitan Area. Each year we focus our energy on one primary and one secondary goal. Last year we donated to Bikers Against Breast Cancer and participated in the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Program. Our ultimate goal …the hope of always making a difference!!


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WE HONOR 1 OF OUR OWN A ICONS IN LIVING HISTORY

From TMZ.com:

We�ve just learned Michael Jackson has died. He was 50.

Michael suffered a cardiac arrest earlier this afternoon and paramedics were unable to revive him. We�re told when paramedics arrived Jackson had no pulse and they never got a pulse back.

Michael is survived by three children: Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr., Paris Michael Katherine Jackson and Prince �Blanket� Michael Jackson II.

Jackson had 13 number one hits during his solo career.

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From LATimes:

Pop star Michael Jackson was rushed to a hospital this afternoon by Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics.

Capt. Steve Ruda said paramedics responded to a call at Jackson�s home around 12:26 p.m. He was not breathing when they arrived. The parademics performed CPR and took him to UCLA Medical Center, Ruda told The Times. (bold, NewsOne)

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From TMZ.com:

UPDATE: We just got off the phone with Joe Jackson, Michael�s dad, who says �he is not doing well.�

UPDATE: A Jackson family member tells TMZ Michael is in �really bad shape� and the brothers are headed to UCLA.

UPDATE: The 911 call came in at 12:21PM at his Holmby Hills home in L.A.

June 25, 2009: We�ve just learned Michael Jackson was taken by ambulance.

to a hospital in Los Angeles � and we�re told it was cardiac arrest and that paramedics administered CPR in the ambulance.

He was picked up at his home around 20 minutes ago � we�re told his mother is on the way to visit him.

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Bike of the Week: A Superbike Made for Conquerors

By Stephen W. Clark

Photo Credit: Stephen W. Clark

Bike of the Week: A Superbike Made for ConquerorsThere is a story behind every motorcycle, but few show the willpower and determination of their owners like the story behind Aaron Lanningham's GSXR-1000. Aaron is a paraplegic who not only has overcome his injuries and is able to ride a motorcycle again, but also races it in expert-level races.Bike of the Week: A Superbike Made for Conquerors

Prior to the 1994 accident, Aaron was an up-and-coming club racer who had just began running in AMA Nationals. After doing well in club races in Utah and Colorado, Aaron decided to do some of the AMA National races further west. He ran well in Phoenix, Las Vegas and Laguna Seca, which prompted him to head to the east side of the country to hit a couple of more rounds there.

At the track in Loudon, N.H., while running in ninth position on his ZXR750, Aaron highsided and hit the wall. He was knocked out for about 30 seconds. When he regained consciousness, he says, his whole body felt like it was on fire. Aaron spent almost three weeks in a Loudon hospital, where it was discovered that he had suffered a T-12 spinal injury, which was the reason for loss of feeling and movement below the bottom of his rib cage.

Aaron's injury is what is known as an "incomplete injury" because he does have a little movement in his legs, which is most likely due to a steroid shot that Aaron received shortly after the accident.

Bike of the Week: A Superbike Made for ConquerorsAaron completed a year of rehabilitation back home in Salt Lake City, learning how to live without the use of his legs. But it would take more than a life-changing accident to stop Aaron's love for racing. About two years after the accident, Aaron was once again on the racetrack -- but this time, he was behind the wheel of a racecar. Aaron was fairly successful in racing cars, running a motorcycle-powered Legend car on dirt and asphalt tracks. "I liked the asphalt racing as it was similar to bikes, but I always needed someone's help to race," Aaron said. "It was costing a lot of money, so in 2001, I decided to get out of car racing and pursue something different."

Around the same time, Aaron read an article in Sport Rider magazine about a motorcycle with a stabilizer. Before long, Aaron built a stabilizer kit and fitted it to a Honda Superhawk. "The first time I rode it, I duct-taped my feet to the bike and just took off." And with every bike since the Superhawk, Aaron has further perfected the system. His current ride, a GSXR-1000, is an incredible machine.

Bike of the Week: A Superbike Made for ConquerorsBike of the Week: A Superbike Made for ConquerorsThe GSXR-1000 is built to Superbike specifications and is pushing around 180hp. There are a ton of trick parts on this bike, like Brembo brakes, Ohlins suspension and Marchesini wheels. But the most unique modifications are the ones that allow Aaron to ride the bike with his disability. On the back of the bike is a two-wheel stabilizer system that when going slow, Aaron can put down using a toggle switch on the clip-on. The stock foot pegs have been modified with stirrups that keep Aaron's feet on the pegs when riding. All braking and shifting is done with his hands using a push-button gear shifter. The back brake has also been completely removed. Without the use of his legs, Aaron's riding style is unique, as he has to use his upper body to turn the bike. To make this easier, Aaron uses clip-ons that bring the controls above the triple clamp.

With these modifications, Aaron is able to escape life in a wheelchair and once again ride a motorcycle. And boy, does he ride it. He's very fast. While I'm out on the track going at what I feel is a fast pace, Aaron will come flying by like I am standing still. It's amazing that he's able to not only ride the bike, but ride it as fast as he does. It's absolutely incredible.