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GIFT GUIDE

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VOLUME 2 > ISSUE 12 > DECEMBER 2011 WWW.GREASEINC.COM

Motorcycles - RatRods - Music - Tattoos - PinUps

Matthew DialEditor

Brian WhitcombEditor

Ed SelbyPhotographer

Contributors

James CampbellAuto Tech

Jeremy JohnsonMotorcycle Tech

Chris CarrMotorcycle Experience

Reverand AndyContributor

Ned WilliamsABATE of GA

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As we go into the holiday season, we at Grease Inc. maga-

zine and Garage 71 Radio are thankful for our supporters

and advertisers alike and we look forward to continuing to

build the best Motor Head magazine available.

This month is the second edition of Grease Inc Magazine

since its evolution from Biker101 Magazine. We are very

proud of this edition. It has a new look, lots of great informa-

tion and is a good reflection of the exciting things we have

to bring you over the next few months, and we have a few

things to share with you today.

The voice of Grease Inc. is Garage71 Radio (www.garage71.

com) and our new interactive website (www.greaseinc.com)

now provides additional information of interest to all Motor

Heads whether you are biker or a greaser. Combined we

are the most powerful voice of the Motor Head community

in Georgia, and as such you will continue to see us play a

and ever growing roll out in the public and we look forward to

seeing you out there.

Oh and let me not forget to mention our new and growing

team of “Rag Dolls”. These “Dolls” are available forany of

your events and will be found at many of our’s throughout

2012. Check them out online, in the magazine and out at

the next big Bike Night, Cruise In , Car Show or Bike Show.

Have a Merry Christmas!

Sincerely,

Matt Dial & Brian Whitcomb

Greasers

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InsideGIFT GUIDE FOR MOTOR HEADS..... PAGE 4FAST & FUNNY......................................... PAGE 7

NUTS & BOLTS......................................... PAGE 8

RUMBLINGS............................................... PAGE 10

DECEMBER RAG DOLL......................... PAGE 12

TATTOO PROFILE.................................... PAGE 14DINE & DASH............................................ PAGE 16

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DECEMBER RIDE GUIDE................... PAGE 16

As we go into the holiday season, we at Grease Inc. maga-

zine and Garage 71 Radio are thankful for our supporters

and advertisers alike and we look forward to continuing to

build the best Motor Head magazine available.

This month is the second edition of Grease Inc Magazine

since its evolution from Biker101 Magazine. We are very

proud of this edition. It has a new look, lots of great informa-

tion and is a good reflection of the exciting things we have

to bring you over the next few months, and we have a few

things to share with you today.

The voice of Grease Inc. is Garage71 Radio (www.garage71.

com) and our new interactive website (www.greaseinc.com)

now provides additional information of interest to all Motor

Heads whether you are biker or a greaser. Combined we

are the most powerful voice of the Motor Head community

in Georgia, and as such you will continue to see us play a

and ever growing roll out in the public and we look forward to

seeing you out there.

Oh and let me not forget to mention our new and growing

team of “Rag Dolls”. These “Dolls” are available forany of

your events and will be found at many of our’s throughout

2012. Check them out online, in the magazine and out at

the next big Bike Night, Cruise In , Car Show or Bike Show.

Have a Merry Christmas!

Sincerely,

Matt Dial & Brian Whitcomb

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graphics on left hip. $39 www.killercreekhd.com

New Years Eve Casino Night! The Resort built for Motor Heads is doing New Years right! A full weekend of food & fun in the beautiful North Georgia Mountains. Package for two includes: Dinner Buffet Friday & tickets to the McElvis Show, Saturday Breakfast, Dinner Buffet Saturday & tickets to Casino Night Champage & favors at midnight, DJ & Dancing, Sunday Breakfast and lodging for Friday & Saturday Night www.thelodgeatcopperhead.com

Outlaw Custom Seats has been providing quality leather work for all your motorcycle needs for 12 years. We

have hand crafting leather seats for professional builders to the blue collar workers. We are now running our holiday

special. 10% off any leather goods that your motorcycle needs. Seat, saddle bags, tool rolls, and anything else you

may need. www.facebook.com/outlawcustomseats

For the Dedicate Harly Guy or Gal!

The best Seats

are made right

here in Georgia

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Killer Ink Tattoos turns out great ink work everyday. Set an ap-pointmet for your favorite Motor Head to get some ink or even better set an appointmet for you booth to drop by.www.killerinktattoos.com

Smoke ‘em if ya got em!

Just for Grease Inc readers Maxwell’s Cigar Bar in Woodstock at 460 Chambers Street is offering 15% off any accesso-ries (i.e. lighters,

cutters, humidors, ashtrays, cigar cases, wooden cigar

gift boxes), and 20% off any box of cigars. Must bring in this artical, can't combine with other offers, Expires Dec 24, 2011. 770-627-2006

Motor Heads

Love New Ink!

New Years Eve Casino Night! The Resort built for Motor Heads is doing New Years right! A full weekend of food & fun in the beautiful North Georgia Mountains. Package for two includes: Dinner Buffet Friday & tickets to the McElvis Show, Saturday Breakfast, Dinner Buffet Saturday & tickets to Casino Night Champage & favors at midnight, DJ & Dancing, Sunday Breakfast and lodging for Friday & Saturday Night www.thelodgeatcopperhead.com

Outlaw Custom Seats has been providing quality leather work for all your motorcycle needs for 12 years. We

have hand crafting leather seats for professional builders to the blue collar workers. We are now running our holiday

special. 10% off any leather goods that your motorcycle needs. Seat, saddle bags, tool rolls, and anything else you

may need. www.facebook.com/outlawcustomseats

Rumble on up to the Mountain Lodge built for Motor Heads

The $99.00 Leather ShirtHorse Country in

Buford at 3687 Buford Dr. has all of your leather gear, but the $99 Leather shirt is a great buy for any Motor Head.770-932-1929

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New Paint Air On Customs does paint and

they do it well. Purchase a Custom Paint Job and Get Your Helmet Painted to Match for FREE (value $400). Terms & conditions apply. Expires Dec. 31, 2011

www.air-oncustoms.com

A police officer pulls over two nuns riding on a motorcycle,

and said to the rider, 'Ma'am, you're driving much too slowly,

could you please drive faster?"• And the nun says, 'Oh, I saw

the sign with the "21" and assumed the speed limit was 21

km/h" • The officer explains: 'No ma'am, the speed limit is

80. The highway number is Interstate 21." • Then the police

officer look at the passenger and see the other nun shaking

like a leaf. • "Excuse me sister,

but what's wrong with your pas-

senger?" • "Oh, that's probably

because we just got off Highway

205."

FAST & FUNNY

Midnight bugs taste best.

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So you think you want a Proj-ect Car? Maybe one you can tinker on your self and have the bigger jobs like Engine and Trans overhaul and paint work done by a shop (if you need to). Where do you start, what car do I look for? How much should I pay? Do I look for a barn find or a project some-one else started and can’t or didn’t finish? Do I buy off the internet or local? How do I know I am getting what I am paying for? What will it cost to get from what I buy to where I want to be with my car.Well let’s take a good look at each of these questions and maybe I can help you sort them out. The first thing is what car to buy, my advice to you is buy what makes you feel good, what makes you happy and what you can see yourself spending spare time enjoying-working on-and talking about. As well as doing research on to meet your end goal.(That’s right you need an end goal).Ok you have a car in mind and be re-alistic (because the next article we will talk about is budgeting)

Getting Started Choosing a Project Car

Now let’s say you have chosen a Galaxie or maybe a Nova to be your project…(Re-gardless of what car you have chosen). Keep in mind parts availability. For example a 1973 Nova is an odd ball it’s very similar to earlier Novas in appear-ance but different enough that many parts won’t enterchange and can make it very difficult to build or find parts for. The same holds true for the 1967 Galxie or a 1964 Fairlane.So now you’ve got the car you want in your head it’s time to find it. The

Internet is a great resource but there is noth-ing like going on a hunt.(and I

highly recommend seeking out the car

of your dreams in person) I am always disappointed at what

I find on the Internet.( looking better in the

pictures than in per-son). Just hit the road in

search. Look in the back lots and back yards you may be surprised at what you find. As always you can email any questions or comments to me @ campbellscustomcars@gmail.com ..until next month…!

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A easy clutch is a good up grade for the daily rider. It saves your wrists and reduces hand cramps . If you’ve ever been stuck in traffic during Thunder Beach you understand how much that clutch will wear you out. It is a low cost easy upgrade to do with hand tools and an hour or two of your time.. Burly offers a easy clutch for just under thirty bucks Add in gaskets and fluid and your still around the fifty mark. You will need: Allen wrenches , Loctite, ratchet screw driver & a drain pan.First locate the clutch cable adjustment and loos-en the adjuster all the way in so you have plenty of slack in the cable . Next if needed remove the rear exhaust pipe or the front depending on the type of exhaust you have on your scooter. you need to be able to get to the transmission cover . Its possible that you might have to re-move the floorboards on some bike to remove the exhaust. The exhaust is pretty simple to remove just go slow and it will be easy. Sometimes you may have to pull the chrome covers off of your pipes to get them loose . Just think and go slow you will be fine.Now that you have the exhaust off you need to make sure you don’t have any covers or chrome things to hold up the cover from coming off. There’s lots of covers on this bike so we have to be slow and take our time to make sure we don’t bend or scratch anything. -Remove the Allen head screws holding the cover on. Careful! There will be fluid com-ing out so have your pan ready to catch the oil. With the cover upside down remove the clutch ramp retaining snap ring . Do not to loose the ball bearing inside . Cont....

EZ Clutch Continued Lift the ramp out. Remove the cable retainer and ramp. Now attach easy clutch to the ramp with supplied hardware. IMPOR-TANT! use Loctite . You now start the reassembly of the unit in reverse . Attach cable to re-tainer and retainer to ramp. Pos-tion the bearing in the groves. Make sure that they don’t fall out.. Stick ramp in and place snap ring back in place.

Now place the new gasket on the transmission and place cover on the body. Make sure you put loctite on the allen screws. Re-place allen screws in the cover and snug down . Once snuged down then go back and tighten. Make sure you don’t over tight-en. Aluminum strips easy with the cover on repace exhaust and floorboard. And chrome covers .

Adjust the clutch cable on the bike and your ready make sure you squeeze the cable three times to make sure the balls rest in place before you lock down the jam nuts. Easy clutch done go ride and enjoy cramp free hands.

WOODSTOCK — Max McAllister of Traxx-

ion Dynamics Motorcycle Suspension

Services is transitioning his operations to

use only American-made products, machin-

ery and goods whenever possible. Dubbed

the “Kernel of Hope” project, McAllister said

he wants to demonstrate that a small business

“can succeed by using products and services

from other American services.” McAllister said

the idea for his project came when he realized

he could reach out and touch so many items around

him that are not made in America. Further, with a high unem-

ployment rate, it seems important that “we bring manufacturing

back to America and we buy from each other.” He is now in

process of filling his factory with American made equipment and

converting to solar power for much of his power. To see how your

business can join the “Kernel of Hope” project go to

www.youtube.com and search “kernel of hope”

Kernel of Hope Project

The Bonhams auction firm is solicit-ing motorcycle consignments for its second Las Vegas motorcycle auction in January, but it won’t be easy to be the star of this show. Already slated for the Jan. 12 auction at the Imperial Palace hotel is an impressive collection of 40 rare and vintage motorcycles from the DuPont collection, made up of an Indian Camelback, a Manx Norton and a Vincent Black Shadow, and more all of which are to be offered without reserve. Also anticipated for the auction are col-lectable racing and road machines from classic brands such as of Hen-derson, Vincent, Ariel, BMW, Harley-Davidson. Bonham’s first Las Vegas motorcycle auction sold more than 200 bikes for a total of more than $2.5 million.

Bonhams to Auction Vintage Motorcyles Jan. 12 in Las Vegas

For more great tips & Info from Jeremy Johnson tune into the Chop House

exclusivly on

or go to:www.greaseinc.com

WOODSTOCK — Max McAllister of Traxx-

ion Dynamics Motorcycle Suspension

Services is transitioning his operations to

use only American-made products, machin-

ery and goods whenever possible. Dubbed

the “Kernel of Hope” project, McAllister said

he wants to demonstrate that a small business

“can succeed by using products and services

from other American services.” McAllister said

the idea for his project came when he realized

he could reach out and touch so many items around

him that are not made in America. Further, with a high unem-

ployment rate, it seems important that “we bring manufacturing

back to America and we buy from each other.” He is now in

process of filling his factory with American made equipment and

converting to solar power for much of his power. To see how your

business can join the “Kernel of Hope” project go to

www.youtube.com and search “kernel of hope”

Kernel of Hope Project

You can expect to see one of these tacti-cal high performance new cop cars on the street in the near future. With an ex-pected highway life of over 250,00 miles and a list of features that would impress Starfleet, more than 20,000 of the new Carbon Motors E7 are currently on order including several slated for right here in Georgia. Carbon Motors says the E7 is the first purpose-built law-enforcement vehicle and refers to the vehicle as “The Machine”.Powered by a BMW 3-liter twin-turbo 6-cylinder diesel engine the E7 is said to be capable of 28 to 30 m.p.g. in combined city-highway driving and will accelerate from a stop to 60 m.p.h. in 6.5 seconds with a top speed above 150 m.p.h. The exterior is designed with integrated emer-gency lighting and the prominent bumper bars can spin out fleeing suspects using the P.I.T. maneuver familiar to late-night viewers of police reality shows. Back doors are hinged at the rear to make it easier to load suspects. Advanced elec-tronic gear includes: infrared cameras for enhanced night vision, license plates recognition technology & a console printer to produce speeding tickets expe-ditiously. For more information go to

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We Motor Heads all love hanging out in shops where you chill out, talk project builds, figure out

how to get more HP from your ride.

Now take that same great shop and put a Tattoo Shop

right in the middle of it!. What you have is JET Stu-dios. Located in Campbells Customs in Hampton, GA. First things first!! Campbells Customs is your one stop

automotive car build shop, ownd and operated by James Campbell, a recognized leader in the industry specializing in authentic restorations and collision repairs, Campbells Customs has created the ultimate garage!! Jet Studios, aka Jeremiah Turner has been an artist all his life. He ʻfellʼ into tattooing after a serious motorcycle accident. Prior to the accident, Jeremiah began his quest and attention in tattoo-ing, but more as a hobby and inspiration as he “likes to push the envelope by giving his artistic approach a challenge”. Jeremiah truly believes that there is more fine arts coming out of the Tattoo Scene currently, and he included spends much of his time completing one of a kind murals, portraits and reli-gious replicas working with studios like Victor Rene Bidez out of Fayetteville, GA. He is a self taught artists that was inspired by both his Grandfather and father, who both of which raced

mostly Flat Track back in the 60ʼs. He often remembers family gatherings holding over 300 bikes at any reunion. Now, enjoying his drive into to Camp-bells Customs in his 65 Chevy Malibu, Jeremiah takes the concept of both the artist and a tattooist to create an idea to best represent what a person wants inked and collected on their body. “Its a very positive environment and a steady influx of enthu-siasts that come through the shop”, says Jeremiah. A perfect match for a tattoo artist who also enjoys metal sculpture, pin striping and digital art. “Some side projects are working with the game Ascension as a character concept artist and for DC Comics as a book writer”. Come down and take a seat as you may be one more masterpiece of an artist whose passion runs deeper than the surface of the skin...

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Show. Itʼs “Real Food for Real People”only on your “American Radio Revolution”,

www.garage71.comBiker Chef “Big Boy”a.k.a. Brian Whitcomb, FMP, CCC

Since my reviews

have begun, now over

10 years ago, I can say that

this has to be one of the

BEST, if not the BEST Review. I had

the pleasure of meeting Delia Champion,owner and creator of this

awesome little eatery! Many of you may know Delia as the person who started

the Flying Biscuit in Candler Park. Now,as Delia has worked withan outside

company, taking over the Flying Biscuit, she has focused all her attention on fun

and creative Chicken Sausage Stand in East Atlanta Village. Known as ʻHome

ofhe Slingerʼ, Their “signature hand-crafted, locally sourced, small batch Chicken

Sausage made fresh for you”, the Sausage Stand serves them including: The

Hot Mess with Chili, Cheese Sauce, jalapenos and “comeback” sauce. Also they

have the Gunn Slinger, the Three Way and the Italian Stallion with Mozzarella,

Sauteed Oʼs and Pʼsand house made Marinara! There is breakfast anytime!!

Opening at 7am daily and running into their Late Hours including 24 hours

on Friday and Saturday, no one missout on the Mother Clucker with Chicken

Sausage, Eggs, Cheddar on a hoagie or any oftheir amazing sliders like their

Double D!! A slider creation served on grilled Krispy Kreme donuts and a cherry

cream cheese...OH MY!!! You can always head down to any downtown Kroger

and purchase Deliaʼs secret recipe breakfast sausage under the label, Southerlin

Farms, made from Springer Mountain Chicken, another small Georgia Farm,

specializing in hormone free poultry. Delia and her crepride themselves on fresh

product, exceptional service no matter what time of day or night you decide tos-

neak in and a great value. This is true southern hospitality! And donʼt forget...the

Cake Shake! Made with local milk, inverted sugar and Madagascar vanilla and

your choice ofthe Chocolate Chocolate Chip or Seasonal Cupcake, this rocks!!!

“At the Stand, webelieve in local. Our chicken sausage is made in small batches,

hand-crafted from local Georgia sources...and made with love...fresh for you!” So

next time you are in the Atlanta area,whether for a lunch meeting, weekend night

out on the town, check out the Stand. They will be expecting you with open arms

and some great food!!!

489 Moreland Avenue, SEAtlanta, GA 30316www.thesausagestand.com

Salvation Army Toy RideDecember 3, 2011

Bogart: Salvation Army Toy Ride. Be-gins at Cycle World of Athens. Located

at 4225 Atlanta Hwy, Bogart mike@cycleworldathens.com 706.548.3300

Summit Racing Equipments 6th Annual

Santa Cruise for Toys For Tots

December 3, 2011McDonough, GA: 12pm to 4pm Summit Racing Equipment. Open to cars, trucks & motorcycles Door prizes, music and

food •50-25-25 raffle & goody bags •Registration: $10.00 or a new, un-

wrapped toy.

Cruise For LifeDecember 3, 2011

Gainsville GA: 9am to 4pm , “Cruise For Life” fundraiser for Tiffany Haley

Williams, fighting Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Open, judged show from 9am to 4pm,

live music, $20 donation, NAPA at 2275 Browns Bridge Rd Contact:

Tommy 770 294 3427

Vettes For Vets Car, Bike, and Truck Show

December 3, 2011McDonough: 9:00 - 3:00 to benefit the Vereran's Museum. Corvettes, Classic Cars, Hotrods, Bikes, and Trucks of all makes and models are welcome to par-ticipate. Donation of $20 for judged and

$10 donation for display vehicles. Spaces For more information call 678-860-8806

or email: ga2014caravan@aol.com

Frazier’s HD 13th Annual Toy RideDecember 4, 2011

Buford: Bring any new or unwrapped toy to Frazier’s HD to be given to the needy children of Hall county. Free Hot choco-

late and snacks start at 9:00 am with the ride departing at 12 noon. For more

information call: 770-945-6011 www.fraziersharleydavidson.com

RIDE GUIDE

DECEMBER 2011

Hammers Getaway Swap Meet & Car Show

December 4, 2011Jackson, GA: 12pm to 4:30pm Ham-

mer's Get Away. Car Show, Swap Meet & Car Corral all together. Registration 12:00 to 2:00 awards at 4:30 Registra-

tion Fee: $15.00. Door Prizes 50/50. DJ Jeff will be spinning the oldies. Auto-

motive Event set up time 11:00 Parts, Tools, Equipment,Crafts & Collectables. For More Information Contact Richard

Scott @ 770-316-1040

North Georgia Toy RunDecember 4, 2011

Canton: North Georgia Toy Run. Lo-cation: Hartman T/F Cycles, 7677 Cumming Hwy, Canton. There will be plenty of chances to win various

gifts and prizes at stops. Riders must bring 2 unwrapped toys for both stops. krauthartman@windstream.net Kraut

770.479.8254

Georgia Mountain Christ-mas Ride for Cancer

December 4, 2011Lawrenceville: Georgia Mountain Christ-mas Ride for Cancer. Yahtzee Run, $20 per bike/. Benefits Karen Elaine Pitts, a four-time cancer survivor,. Ride departs

Mellow Mushroom for Helen and re-turns. Silent auction to be held at Hoot-ers after ride. iceman_30043@hotmail.

com Shean 770.842.1426

December 10, 2011Alpharetta.Ga: Show Time: 11:00 am- 4:00 pm Location: Miller's Ale House; 10750 Davis Dr. All vehicles welcome to register, what we want to see is a full trailer of toys; We know from years past that the car community can come together for this one event knowing their work and efforts are bringing big broad smiles to children that might not otherwise have anything for Christmas. There will be trophies, raffles, silent auction and fun in general. Fee will be a New Unwrapped Toy or Toys brought to the Toy Drive / Car Show) please provide the following information for registration:Toys4Tots@kewlrides.org

The Great 3 State RunDecember 26, 2011

Starts at the waffle house on 985 and hwy 20. This will be the ultimate road

trip/driving experience. Passing through three states including GA, NC, and TN. We will be hitting the best restaurants and scenic roads possible. There is no other FREE event like this in GA . Just

bring your gas money and buckle up for an unforgettable ride!. This is an any-

thing goes trip. I am open for any ideas except knocking out any of the stops. We will hit them all ! THIS IS A 330

MILE TRIP NOT FOR ANYONE WHO CANT HANDLE GREAT TIMES AND

FUN DRIVING. Tail of the dragon will be included on this run!!!

www.edselby.com 678-860-1546

December 9 - 10

December 30 - 31

December 16 - 18

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