Queensryche will rock and ride across America for charity this summer as the band partners with Buell Motorcycles to raise money for the VH1 Save The Music Foundation.
Queensryche To Tour America In Charity Ride
Women can stay dry on the road with the waterproof Water Street Jacket and Pant from Harley-Davidson. Available in extended sizes, this lightweight rain suit packs into a 9-inch package for easy storage in saddlebags.
Harley-Davidson is introducing several new styles of ladies and mens boots this season. Two of them are shown here, the Gina for women, and the Casper for men.
When I rode the Pony Express Relay for the Susan G. Komen Foundation in 2003, I had no idea where it would go. I had just bought my new Harley-Davidson Deuce in Henderson, Nevada, and rode her into California across the Mojave Desert. I planned to ride the relay solo in a group. Now that may sound odd, but I think a lot of you have ridden that way, too.
“Everybody Has a Story” May Contest Winner
I have wanted to ride and own my own motorcycle all my life. Getting married right out of high school and having a family put things on a back burner for me for quite some time (like 30 years). When I was nearly 50 years old with three grown children all married and grandchildren I got my first motorcycle, a Suzuki 125.
“Everybody Has a Story” May Honorable Mention
Women Riders Now is pleased to announce that Helldog NcNary of Fresno, California, is the winner of Mays “Everybody Has A Story” contest sponsored by SS Cycle. Helldogs story, entitled “My Sisterhood, My Family” explores the passion behind her involvement with a certain womens riding club.
“Everybody Has A Story” May Contest Winner Announced
The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame is proud to announce the 2006 Freedom Fighters Hall of Fame Inductees, Elizabeth “Boots” Buckholz, Rich “Neb” Nebelsick; and “Deacon” Dave Phillips.
Sturgis Hall of Fame Announces Freedom Fighter Inductees
Seven women tell us what they ride, why they ride, how they got to riding, and who they ride with.
At this years 66th Annual Sturgis Bike Week rally in August, Rockn the Rally will become the worlds largest outdoor amphitheater, complete with seating on natural grass for 120,000 fans. Construction started last September at Glencoe CampResort, and more than 1.2 million yards of soil have been moved to create a 34-acre music venue to rival even the most unique entertainment complexes in the world today. The project is estimated to cost around $11 million.
New Sturgis Venue Attracts Top Bands
When traveling through southeastern Illinois you have to make the trip to Moonshine to experience the ambience from days gone by. As they say youll need a compass, plat map and a little luck to find it, but its worth the trip.