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MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2009 Yamaha FZ6R, Frugal Fun

I dont know about you, but Im getting mighty tired of hearing the doom and gloom in regards to the state of our economy. The news is littered with dour predictions and sour phrases such as “economic uncertainty.” Personally, Id rather focus on the good things coming out of this new era of fiscal responsibility. Rather than panic about the bottom line of my 401k statement, I check out how many shares Ive got, and am committed to hunkering down for the long-haul.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2009 Yamaha FZ6R, Frugal Fun

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2009 Triumph Bonneville SE, Fun, Zippy Retro

Icons. They endure, they endear, resonating simple truths that span generations. They bookmark a memory, highlighting a place in time, essentially making it timeless. “Like this motorcycle,” I thought, as I rode the redesigned 2009 Triumph Bonneville SE under an oak tree canopy along Floridas Saint Johns River.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2009 Triumph Bonneville SE, Fun, Zippy Retro

READER MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2001 Yamaha V Star 1100

I ride a 2001 Yamaha V Star 1100 Classic and absolutely love it. My husband passed it down to me, and it never lets me down. I have ridden to Alaska and California from my home in Ontario, Canada. My odometer reads 61,250 miles, and I plan to ride it for many more. Long trips and short trips are a joy and comfortable to boot.

READER MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2001 Yamaha V Star 1100

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Honda Silver Wing, the Touring Scooter

My friends thought I was crazy when I told them I was going to ride a scooter to Las Vegas to attend my first scooter rally. “That will take forever!” and “You wont be able to take any stuff with you!” and “Youll get blown all over the road!” they said. Honda proves them all wrong with the Silver Wing rightfully touting it as a touring machine that just happens to be a scooter.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Honda Silver Wing, the Touring Scooter

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: BMW G 650 GS: Versatile and Affordable

BMW believes its success in the US motorcycle market now and in the future requires grabbing hold of newcomers and not letting go. The company has identified many newcomers as women, in addition to older and returning riders and, surprisingly, people of smaller statures.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: BMW G 650 GS: Versatile and Affordable

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