CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER WEBISTE PODCAST-In this episode we cover a very controversial topic that everyone seems to have an opinion on. That is the law abiding biker culture and how prevalent tattoos are now. Although tattoos have become more mainstream, there is still much discrimination amongst persons with tattoos by employers and society. What is it that draws law abiding bikers to get tattoos? Is it part of a deeper meaning of freedom and a way to separate yourself from standard society and to be free? Why are persons with tattoos still discriminated against? Does it matter what part of your body you put tattoos on? Different generations have strong beliefs and opinions in reference to tattoos. It’s time people get over it and start accepting that many great people have tattoos and are productive hard working law abiding bikers and citizens. We cover all this and much more in this episode! The Law Abiding Biker Podcast has a hotline number, which is 509-731-3548. You can call from any phone and leave us a voice message with any comments or questions, which may be played on an upcoming podcast episode! We love to hear from the Law Abiding Biker Community! We want to know your thoughts and opinions. You can also leave us an email or web based voicemail using the microphone on you computer at www.LawAbidingBiker.com/VoiceMail. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to contact us! We thank Mitch Rowland, Javier Martinez, and a gentleman named Bob from Cobourg Canada for leaving comments and questions directly on the Law Abiding Biker (LAB) website. This is what the Law Abiding Biker Motorcycle Community is all about! Helping and communicating with each other like brothers and sisters. We are the motorcycling majority (MM) and the 99%ers after all. We discuss their questions and comments they left on the LAB website. We all need to help each other and share our knowledge with each other! That is truly awesome! Mitch Rowland commented: "I Just found your site, what I have seen has been great. I have a 2014 street glide special on order I will be getting in touch fir a bit of advise I am sure any thoughts on the hidden antenna and rear crash bars for this bike. I am not very computer savy so do I get up dates from Harley or do I need to go to you. Thx Mitch" My response to Mitch Rowland: "Thanks so munch for the contact. You might get updates from Harley if you are subscribed to their newsletters. I’m sure you can do it on their website. COME HERE for all your Law Abiding Biker Media and other needs!! Go here for a hidden hardly davidson antenna-> http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/boom!-audio-hidden-am-fm-wb-antenna. As for the rear crash bars go here -> https://www.harley-davidson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=60580&storeId=10152&catalogId=10051&langId=-1. Hope this helps you. Don’t forget to check out our podcast, free videos, and for purchase videos!! Ride safe brother!!" Javier Martinez Commented: "All your procedures are very helpful, but NOTE for the softail owners: The drain plugs are in different locations. The transmission drain plug is between the two shocks under the center of the bike. The oil drain plug is where the transmission drain plug is shown on this video and the primary fluid drain plug is pretty much in the same area as the bike for this video. This is for 2013 softails and some years before. Double check. You don’t want to pull the wrong plug!" My response to Javier Martinez: "Thanks for the contact Javier and thanks for sharing your particular model and where things are located. I know the rest of the Law Abiding Biker Community appreciates it. Of course, the different years and models will have variations, so if everyone shares it would be awesome!" Bob from Cobourg Canada commented: "On a 2000 Harley 1200, how much oil do you put in rear shocks and what type ?? Thanks Bob" My response to Bob: "Thanks so much for the contact Bob!! I would