6 Steps to Properly Store Your Motorcycle for the Winter Written by Eric Ellis and edited by Vicki Sanfelipo Shared with the permission of Hupy & Abraham With cold and even snowy weather coming to the northern USA, many riders are getting ready to store their bikes until more suitable riding conditions in spring. While...Read More
Our club was on a planned ride, the day was beautiful and we had a very large turn-out. As is our custom when we have a large group to manage, the other Road Captains and I split the large group into two separate groups with about a quarter mile gap in between, so cars that want...Read More
Road Guardians Executive Director gets asked questions all the time. We thought it was time to start posting some of your questions and her responses. If you are not familiar with her here is a little bio that touches on some of the amazing things she has dedicated her life to. Vicki Roberts-Sanfelipo, RN- ASM...Read More
This is Doris Weber. This week I had the privilege of talking to a woman who owns a blue motorcycle, that within one year’s time saved and took her son’s life. Let me explain. Dalton was a young man who suffered from depression for most of his life. The last ten years were especially grueling for...Read More
It’s that time of year, deer season. While deer are around all year, the population actually peaks in the spring. However the risk of hitting them on the road peaks October through December. This is during their annual rut, meaning they are on the move during this time of year. It’s also the time of...Read More
ASM/ROAD GUARDIANS ACHIEVES CAPCE ORGANIZATIONAL ACCREDITATION THROUGH CAPCE WHAT IS CAPCE? The Commission on Accreditation for Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE) maintains standards for the delivery of emergency medical services (EMS) continuing education. It was chartered in 1992 to help students make informed decisions regarding the quality of educational activities. WHY IS CAPCE IMPORTANT? CAPCE,...Read More
This past weekend one of our riders went down on Route 17 in Vermont. He was able to get back up and get his bike going, he said he was fine. (You know guys-they want to shake it off and keep going.) A little while later, he began not feeling well. We stopped, he got...Read More
For many, fall is a favorite riding season. The vibrant colors of the changing leaves and crisp air create a wonderful atmosphere to take in. It’s a perfect time to ride your favorite routes or even explore new ones. Like any season, however, riding in the fall can present it’s own set of...Read More
