“Ten Years on the Road”– A 60-year-old man decided to go see the world on a Ural “Selling everything I had in 2005 to go travel around the world on my sidecar was the best decision I ever made in my life.” – Hubert Kriegel, New York (1946 – 2018) On January 24, 2018 the […]
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Rewaco plans big for USA, relaunches US Operations by Ujjwal Dey Effective immediately, Club Rewaco USA is the official general importer for the US market, and will be the first point of contact and supplier for all of Rewaco’s products. Located on the legendary Route 66 near Oklahoma City and managed by Goose and Lizzie
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In celebration of International Female Ride Day 2018, women’s lifestyle brand MotoChic is debuting the Moto Angels Contest, in partnership with leading companies run by and for women who ride. Inspired by the millions of female motorcyclists in the U.S. and beyond, MotoChic combines leading edge design with high performance materials to create safe and
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Additional rear lighting is always a good thing. The new Kuryakyn® Tour-Pak® Lid Light for Harley-Davidson® delivers a triple dose of run-turn-brake functionality to significantly enhance rider visibility for trailing motorists. The Tour-Pak Lid Light mounts inconspicuously in the recessed area of the lid on models with or without trunk-mounted luggage racks. High-intensity L.E.D.’s serve
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Hey, This news may seem a bit confusing. Folks are constantly asking why magazines are failing. You can help me with this question. Is it that we are bombarded daily with social media, internet and phone stuff to an extreme point. We don’t have time to really read an article or a book. Maybe there’s
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92 years of living and riding packed into 256 pages leaves the reader wanting more. When will Volume #2 be available? Gloria was born into a family of motorcyclists, literally in the family apartment in the back of the motorcycle and bicycle business her dad operated. Her Dad, Ernest, was an multiple -awarded hill climber.
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A while back we introduced you to a new L.A. bike shop called Heroes Motorcycles, purveyors of rare and historic motorcycles, the operation run by Serge Bueno who in 2014 had arrived from Paris with his wife, four kids and a ton of awesome bikes. Well, at last count he’s restored over 100, and also
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From a young age, Robert Jan van der Kaaij has been an adventurer. One day when he was watching a TV show about a man documenting his travels across countries, van der Kaaij decided he wanted to do something similar. About a decade later, he got his driver’s license and in 2013, bought his first
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I landed in Dallas, Texas and expected Rick Fairless to bring me a cup of coffee. Then I looked at the large ominous connecting flight screen and tried to find my gate. We are like meth-head ants scurrying around this metal maze looking for our assigned Queen bee to take us to our chosen destination.
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The Yucatan peninsula is well known for its party life in Cancun, the Mayan ruins, beautiful beaches and incredible resorts. I’ve ridden Harleys in Asia, Europe, Jamaica and Bali, why not here? The upside is the toll roads are amazing, secondary roads pretty well maintained and generally the drivers are very well mannered. Like any foreign
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