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Powersports Business • October 2026 • 45

Professional skateboarder Greg Lutzka is ollieing into the powersports space with the launch of his new signature Bassani exhaust pipes for Harley-Davidson Softail Low Rider and Low Rider ST.

Officially announced on Lutzka’ s Instagram page and recently showcased at the LeMans NVP show in Milwaukee, the Onyx Black version comes out in November, with Stainless Steel following in spring 2027. Each pipe also comes with a signed special edition skate deck.

Lutzka announced that the custom exhaust pipes will be available exclusively through Drag Specialties.

Greg Lutzka at the LeMans NVP show in Milwaukee on Sept. 12, showing off his latest signature Bassani exhaust pipes for the Softail Low Rider and Low Rider ST.( Photo: Greg Lutzka / Instagram)

Twiceme Technology is partnering with Parts Unlimited to bring a new digital safety product to motorcycle dealers and riders across the United States.

The companies recently announced that Parts Unlimited will distribute the Twiceme Tag, an adhesive badge equipped with nearfield communication( NFC) technology that can be attached to virtually any motorcycle helmet. The Tag gives riders access to Twiceme’ s Medical ID technology and safety-alert features without requiring a helmet with Twiceme technology built in.

For dealers, the product provides another safety-focused accessory that can be added to a rider’ s existing helmet. In the event of a crash or other emergency, a first responder can tap a smartphone to the Twiceme Tag to access information the rider has entered, including emergency contacts, medical conditions, allergies, medications and blood type. The system is designed to provide that information without requiring an internet connection or cloud-based storage.

Riders configure the Tag through the free Twiceme smartphone app and control the information stored on the device. The profile can be updated by the rider

The new adhesive NFC tag brings medical ID and emergency-alert technology to virtually any motorcycle helmet.( Photo: Parts Unlimited)

as needed. The Tag also provides access to Twiceme features including Get Back Timer, which can notify a designated contact if a rider fails to check in by a preset time. Additional features include Share Location, Emergency Services and an Immobility Alert.

Riders configure the Tag through the free Twiceme smartphone app and control the information stored on the device.

“ Riders trust Parts Unlimited to outfit them with gear to help them keep their equipment operating and keep them safe on every ride. Twiceme fits naturally into that mission,” says Kipp Podlewski, vice president of supply chain at Parts Unlimited.“ Carrying this technology means our dealer network can put lifesaving information directly into the hands of the enthusiasts we serve every day.”

The partnership is part of Twiceme’ s effort to establish what the company describes as a digital safety standard for the motorcycle industry. According to Twiceme, its technology is currently integrated into more than 4 million pieces of safety and protective equipment worldwide.

“ Complexity is the enemy of safety, and a helmet with a Twiceme Tag that any rider can attach to a helmet is about as simple as protection gets,” says Christian Connolly, CEO of Twiceme Technology.“ Every rider deserves access to this kind of protection.”

The Twiceme Tag is expected to be available later this year through Parts Unlimited’ s dealer network and online channels.