Bikers and motorcycle companies across the United States have joined the global community to help the Haitian relief effort. By contributing time, energy, money, and goods, the biker community has shown that beneath the tough exterior is a caring spirit.
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.
Women continue to be the fastest growing demographic among new motorcycle riders. The motorcycle industry is responding by embracing women as a welcomed addition to the motorcycle family. This is a good thing.
Every year, the motorcycle community says goodbye to friends and loved ones who lose their lives while riding. Unfortunately, one of those accident victims was Harley Davidson legend, Bruce Rossmeyer. As we say goodbye to 2009, let’s not forget our fallen friend.
The great thing about 2009 was the unveiling of 2010 model year motorcycles. This year, motorcycle manufacturers did not disappoint. While there are dozens of exceptional new bikes in 2010, a few really stood out from the rest.
Since 2002 American Chopper has been a flagship TV show for bringing custom choppers into mainstream America. Over the years, The Teutul family has created some memorable bikes and some unforgettable drama.
Believe it or not, there is a large population of motorcycle riders who do not have their motorcycle endorsement on their driver license and have no intention of getting one. This is a huge problem in the motorcycle community and just plain dumb.
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Mike Churney has made it his business help his community understand the dangers of street racing. He and several of his colleagues devote their time to LA County youth in an attempt to steer their activities to something more positive.
Children love motorcycles as much as adults do. Riding with children can be a great experience if a few extra safety considerations are followed.
Being able to see and be seen is the trick to making night riding as safe as riding in the day.
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