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WRN Holiday Gift Guide: Motorcycle Themed Ideas

In the first of series of three Gift Guide articles, WRN editors have hand picked items, we think WRN readers will want to know about to buy for a friend, themself, or put on their own wish list. We compiled items we think youll enjoy giving and getting.

WRN Holiday Gift Guide: Motorcycle Themed Ideas

PRODUCT REVIEW: Motorcycle Wrenching Book

When you decide to own a motorcycle, whether youre aware or not, youre also deciding to become somewhat proficient in motorcycle technical topics. You do that as a car driver/owner. Just as you drive a car, you keep track of when you last had an oil change. So it goes with ownership of a motorcycle—being responsible to check the tire pressure, check the oil level, and so on.

PRODUCT REVIEW: Motorcycle Wrenching Book

PRODUCT REVIEWS: Necessities For My Trip

If you’re a regular reader of WRN, you know I took a 26-day ride on my motorcycle this past summer hitting three different events I needed to attend for business. I traveled from my home in Montana to Sturgis, South Dakota, then down south to Colorado and back to Montana covering 3200 miles. Here’s a quick review of some handy items I used on my trip.

PRODUCT REVIEWS: Necessities For My Trip

Tickets Now Available for Motorcycle Consumer Trade Show

The annual winter motorcycle consumer trade show known as the Cycle World International Motorcycle Show starts in two weeks in Dallas and then moves to 10 more cities during the 29th annual nationwide tour. Genevieve Schmitt and Women Riders Now will be part of the women and motorcycling booth at the Seattle show December 11-13, 2009, positioned right next to the women riders lounge, an exciting feature at the shows.

Tickets Now Available for Motorcycle Consumer Trade Show

Reader Story: Myrtle Beach Bike Week (Not Like It Used to Be)

We decided to give Myrtle Beach Bike Week a try when my friend suggested we visit her timeshare. We had read stories about how Myrtle Beach residents didnt want the “big bad bikers” and had instituted a number of laws to convince us to stay home or at least pick somewhere else to vacation. Undaunted by the bad press, we set out on a beautiful Thursday afternoon in early May to see if the press was making it out to be as bad as it truly was.

Reader Story: Myrtle Beach Bike Week (Not Like It Used to Be)

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