Dayton MotorcyclesSold MotorcyclesHeritage MotorcyclesVintage MotorcyclesAntique MotorcycleRunning MotorcycleMotorcycle PartsPocket ValveSewing MachineForward“It runs like a sewing machine.” We’ve all heard that phrase used to describe a particularly smooth-running motorcycle. But in the case of the Dayton brand, which existed for a time in the 1910s, it’s no exaggeration. From 1911 to 1917, the Davis Sewing Machine Company of Dayton, Ohio, which had previously made bicycles, sold motorcycles under the Dayton name. Welcome to BMW of Cincinnati North At BMW of Cincinnati North, a Jake Sweeney Company, we are currently serving Cincinnati, Mason, West Chester, and Loveland OH.  We know that customer service is of the utmost importance as we treat the needs of each individual customer with paramount concern.  We know that you have high expectations, and as a car dealer we enjoy the challenge of meeting and exceeding those standards each and every time.  Our experienced sales staff is eager to share its knowledge and enthusiasm with you. 

We encourage you to browse our online inventory to find your new X1, X3, X5, 328i, 428i, and 528i to drive around Cincinnati!  Schedule a test drive and investigate financing options.  You can also request more information about a vehicle using our online form or by calling (888) 789-7783.If you don't see a particular vehicle, click on CarFinder and complete the form.  We will gladly inform you when a matching car arrives.  If you'd like to see a vehicle in person, click on Dealership:  Directions for step-by-step driving instructions to our site, or give us a call.  We look forward to serving you!Welcome to Cross Country Cycle. Our number one priority is to provide you with the highest quality OEM parts for your motorcycle. Cross Country Cycle carries the most extensive collection of OEM motorcycle parts. Our authentic parts offer premium quality components so you will be completely satisfied installing them on your motorcycle. Shop through our exceptionally detailed catalog and have confidence in knowing that you are getting the correct part for you motorcycle.

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More OH BMV Permit Test Resources: OH Motorcycle Test 2 OH Motorcycle Test 3 OH Motorcycle Test 4 OH Motorcycle Test 5 OH Motorcycle Test 6 OH Fines & Limits Test OH Moto MarathonOH Motorcycle Test SimulatorKiller new helmets from Nexx, a vintage-styled parka motorcycle jacket, and old-school leather pants made by a sexagenarian Portuguese leatherworker. This is the motorcycle gear we’re coveting right now. Nexx XG100 helmets Founded at the turn of the century, Nexx quickly made a name for itself with futuristic, lightweight helmets. The technology is pretty amazing: the Nexx Carbon Pure in XL size weighs a mere 1365 grams (a smidge over three pounds).The Portuguese company has now turned its attention to the ‘retro’ market with the XG100, which is filtering into stores as we speak. Developed with the help of the builder Maria Riding Company, it’s a new spin on the classic full-face look—and there are several versions available with eye-catching graphics. Pricing ranges from $400 to $450 depending on the paintwork;

we’ll take the blue ‘Muddy Hog’ with red visor, thanks. Dayton Jacket If you grew up in England during the 1960s and 1970s, parkas were everywhere. Favored by Mods and catapulted into the public conscious by the film Quadrophenia, the occasional modern version pops up from the likes of high fashion brands like Paul Smith.This new interpretation from REV’IT! is much more practical, though. It’s pitched as an urban jacket, but has a waterproof and abrasion resistant outer shell, CE-rated Knox armor and a pocket for an optional back protector. There’s a detachable thermal liner, and a button fastener to secure the hood when you’re riding. If you’re facing the onslaught of a northern hemisphere winter, you’ll be glad of the generous extra length too. Earnest ‘Hardin’ Overall Earnest is a New Zealand company making traditional workshop overalls and aprons. (They’re based just up the road from Bike EXIF headquarters, actually.) The $109 Hardin overall is a slim fully-fitted cut, inspired by classic racetrack style—but with enough material and bi-fold panels to keep movement comfortable.

It’s made from tightly woven 100% cotton 12oz. duck canvas, which will not ‘pinhole’ if hit by sparks—unlike nylon or other synthetics. The panels are joined with triple reinforced seams, and for extra longevity, there are double layers in high wear areas. These overalls don’t just look good—they’re built to last. Black Ember Neoruk Pack Black Ember is a new brand, but one to watch. It’s a team of experienced industrial designers based in San Francisco and specializing in high performance technical equipment. They make functional and weatherproof urban packs like this $265 Neoruk—a 25-liter pack constructed from waterproof, carbonate-coated, 1000-denier ballistic nylon.The hardware is aluminum, there are padded sleeves inside, and there’s a removable shoulder harness with sternum straps. If you need to carry a laptop or work essentials on your bike, this is one of the most functional and stylish solutions around. El Solitario ‘Rascal’ Pants Mass production has its benefits, but we’re still suckers for gear produced the old-fashioned way.