Springfield, VT – Dr. Morissette is the Emergency Department Medical Director and EMS Liaison for Mt Ascutney Hospital, Windsor, VT. Additionally, he is the Past President of the Society of Emergency Medicine PA’s and is employed by Emergency Services of New England. He is a retired US Navy Master Chief Hospital Corpsman/Command Master Chief with...Read More
Hobart, WI – I am an avid motorcycle enthusiast for over forty years riding everything from custom choppers to hi-tech touring bikes. The last 15 years have been focused on two cycling interests: long-distance touring and classic bike restorations. My other passion is ocean sailing and I have been the Safety at Sea Instructor for...Read More
Canton, GA – Phil has been riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles since 2003 after completion of the MSF program. He has twice completed the Experienced Rider Course. He, as well as his late wife Jean, have been involved in ASM instruction since 2004 as a Course Assistant and now as a Lead Instructor. Phil and Jean created...Read More
Canton, GA – Phil Herndon – ASM Certified Instructor Phil has been riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles since 2003 after completion of the MSF program. He has twice completed the Experienced Rider Course. He, as well as Jean, has been involved in ASM instruction since 2004 as a Course Assistant and Assistant Instructor. He says he “serves...Read More
Greendale, WI – TJ Oman is a retired US Naval Officer who is a Nationally Registered EMT, licensed in the State of Wisconsin. He provides 911/EMS services for a local fire department and is a medical provider at the Power Train Operations facility for Harley-Davidson. Although the organization is no longer active, he was...Read More
Humans are competitive, and we like a challenge. Whether it’s mental or physical, we want to do what we believe can’t be done. Or at least done easily. If you’ve never ridden cross-country, seen the sites, and found the best hidden diners along the way, you’ve never experienced an extreme endurance ride like the Iron...Read More
I think my first bike crash was about 11 years ago. I watched a friend go around a corner and slide out mid curve. My first instinct was stop traffic and then to tend to him but truth be told, I didn’t know what to do. I had basic first aid skills but nothing specific...Read More
