Last month, I covered Head for the start of our Safety Gear from Head to Toe Series. If you missed it, you can find that article here. This month, we are moving down to neck. When it comes to motorcycle gear for your neck, there are two types: one for comfort and protection from the...Read More

Fitting your Motorcycle  By Vicki Sanfelipo, AKA Spitfire    Have you ever worn a pair of jeans that are too tight? It’s uncomfortable to sit, and you wonder if it is obvious to those around you that the jeans should be one size larger.  How about when you wear jeans that are too loose? You...Read More

Riding a motorcycle is an exciting experience that offers a sense of freedom and adventure. However, when the rain starts pouring down, this thrilling activity can become challenging and potentially dangerous. Riding a motorcycle in the rain requires special skills, precautions, and heightened awareness. When planning to ride, most try to avoid poor weather like...Read More

Bad Braking by Allan McCarthy We know that bikes can easily out-accelerate most cars, because the ratio of power-to-weight is better for motorcycles. This quick, exhilarating acceleration can also get us into trouble – especially if we might not be able to stop as fast as the cars around us. Whoa! Before you give me the...Read More

Revving up for Adventure: Essentials for a Long-Distance Motorcycle Trip Abroad Written by: Polly Marinova; Owner of Motocamp Bulgaria Part 1 of 2 Have you ever dreamed of going on an adventure on your motorcycle? How about riding all around our beautiful country?! What would it be like to ride to a foreign country… or...Read More

Winter gives us motorcyclists an opportunity to take on exciting projects that could enhance our riding experience. With the cold weather limiting outdoor riding, we can turn our attention to various winter projects. These projects not only help to maintain and improve the condition of our bikes but also allow us to unleash our creativity...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