One of the greatest things about Harley Davidson is their commitment to diversity. Their commitment has not only enriched the Motor Company and the motorcycle industry as a whole, they have also provided equal access to great opportunities for motorcycle enthusiasts.
It seems that there are more trikes than ever out on the road. These 3-wheeled motorcycles are no longer the domain of bike builders looking for a unique way to recreate a motorcycle. Today’s trikes are coming from dealers and are better than ever.
In 2003, Dodge introduced the Tomahawk to the world at the North American Auto show in Detroit, MI. While it wasn’t a motorcycle in the purest sense, it was a marvel of performance and engineering. So, where did it go?
There are all sorts of bikers on the roads across America and people have many names for them. One of the names that bikers have for a particular group is RUB or rich urban biker. No one wants to be considered a RUB because it is considered a negative term. So, who exactly are RUBs?
The 2010 Daytona Bike Week kicks off in a few days and it’s time to get ready. For those who are fortunate enough to attend this year’s event, here are a few tips to make sure you have a great time and stay safe.
Daytona Bike Week is at the end of February and many bikers are getting their bikes ready to make a good impression among their friends and strangers. Before you dump a ton of money on new accessories for your bike, you may want to wait until after Bike Week.
Unknown to most bikers, Daytona Beach Bike Week has a concurrent event called Black Bike Week in the Bethune Boulevard business district. This unofficial event is not about segregation but about celebrating the unique experience of African American bikers and Daytona’s African American community.
One of the biggest and baddest biker events of the year is about to happen in Daytona Beach in a few weeks. This week long event will be filled with the best the motorcycle industry has to off. What a great way to start off 2010.
Harley Davidson continues to lead the charge of rider diversity by having nation-wide Garage Parties for women riders, These events are geared towards giving women riders a full emersion into the world of motorcycling while having a good time.
Last week the innovative motorcycle show, American Chopper, aired its last episode. This show introduced the chopper building industry and the biker lifestyle to mainstream American culture. Does the show’s cancellation signal a bad sign for the motorcycle industry?
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