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MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2010 Honda VT1300 Interstate

I’m a sportbike gal at heart but when I heard about Honda’s newest custom cruisers, the VT1300 line, I had to check them out. There are three bikes based on the same platform: The Sabre differs from the other two with its muscular styling, skinnier front tire and chromed engine; the Stateline and Interstate have blacked-out engines and a retro look with their deeply valanced fenders and wider handlebars.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2010 Honda VT1300 Interstate

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Bike Accessories Women Appreciate

Chrome Dome Motorcycle Products is reaching out to women riders who say they’re tired of the same old skull and crossbones bolt-on motorcycle products. In addition to their signature heart-shaped horn cover, the company manufactures eagle-shaped horn covers, flame gas caps, and other accessories featuring crosses, stars, Celtic knots and more.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Bike Accessories Women Appreciate

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Fun Pink to Wear

VaVaVroom is featuring a pink “Chopper Chic” Collection boutique style T-shirt in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This is a limited edition chopper inspired tee with a feminine touch. And Hot Leathers is featuring a pink ribbon head wrap in a stylish design that expresses your support for breast cancer awareness.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Fun Pink to Wear

First Interview: Cris Sommer Simmons on her Cannonball Run

Cris Sommer Simmons was the only American woman riding in the Motorcycle Cannonball Endurance Run that wrapped up September 26, 2010 in Santa Monica, Calif. Cris finished 20th overall. She spoke with me by phone three days after her history making ride from her home in Hawaii where she is relaxing after riding her 1915 Harley-Davidson across the country.

First Interview: Cris Sommer Simmons on her Cannonball Run

REVIEW: Helibars Handlebars Help Riders Get the Right Fit

When a rider buys a motorcycle, it’s not uncommon for him or her to change out certain components so he or she is comfortable on the new bike. The two most commonly replaced parts are the seat and the handlebars, two of the three places on the bike where the rider comes in contact with it, the third being the foot boards or footpegs. It’s rare for a person to own a completely stock motorcycle.

REVIEW: Helibars Handlebars Help Riders Get the Right Fit

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