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Travel Books and More

Two places I love riding are the southwest and the Alps. OK, Ive never been to the Alps, but I hope to soon because I know Ill love it. Who wouldnt? The Alps are home to the some of the worlds most spectacular motorcycle riding roads. If youre a travel-minded rider, the Alps are probably on your “bucket list.” Here are two must-have travel books and a book of true road tales to take you on your journey.

Travel Books and More

Looks Arent Everything

So you fell in love with the appearance of your motorcycle, but do you also have an appreciation for how it works? Have you ever struggled to communicate with your mechanic? Theres even more to the beauty of your bike when you understand the parts and their functions.

Looks Arent Everything

70 Year Olds Ride Cross Country

To prove age and adventure arent mutually exclusive, two 70+ year-old lifelong moto enthusiasts are tackling the 3,400-mile, coast-to-coast Lincoln Highway. Their goal is to spread the message that growing old doesnt mean sacrificing what you love – you just need to adjust your equipment a bit.

70 Year Olds Ride Cross Country

Make Tighter U-Turns and Other Slow Maneuvers

Do you get nervous when you need to make a U-turn? Are you worried about dropping your motorcycle? If so, a great resource to learn how to make tight turns and slow maneuvers is “Ride Like a Pro V.” The instructional DVD, created by Jerry “Motorman” Palladino, a motor officer and motor officer instructor, demonstrates three techniques motor officers use to outride 98 percent of the riding public.

Make Tighter U-Turns and Other Slow Maneuvers

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