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Product Review: My Favorite Leather Motorcycle Riding Pants

All right, full disclosure upfront: Harley-Davidson’s FXRG leather overpants for women are more expensive than most riding pants and chaps. They’re also one of the most functional and comfortable riding pants I’ve ever worn, making them well worth the investment of four beans!

Product Review: My Favorite Leather Motorcycle Riding Pants

Harley-Davidson’s Project RUSHMORE and 2014 Enhancements

Project RUSHMORE—its an interesting name meant to conjure feelings of Americana (or taken more literally, to make us “rush more” on the 2014 Harley-Davidsons, unveiled yesterday). Rather than introducing all-new models, the Motor Company is using the banner “Project RUSHMORE” to unveil retooled versions of existing touring models developed from its latest customer-driven product-development efforts.

Harley-Davidson’s Project RUSHMORE and 2014 Enhancements

Motorcycle Review: 2013 BMW F 800 GT, A Sport Tourer Youll Love!

What’s in a letter? That’s the challenge BMW set out to tackle. The BMW F 800 ST carried the company’s middleweight sport touring flag for six years, but after listening to ST owners—and wannabe ST owners who felt something was preventing them from pulling the trigger—BMW decided the bike needed more gran turismo (i.e., touring elements).

Motorcycle Review: 2013 BMW F 800 GT, A Sport Tourer Youll Love!

Product Review: Klock Werks NAVBag for the FLARE Windshield

Touring motorcycles lead the way in motorcycle sales, so the aftermarket is flooded with parts and accessories to customize a touring motorcycle. One of the more popular items is the Klock Werks FLARE windshield, designed for Harley-Davidsons and some metric motorcycles. Now Klock Werks has released the NAVBag, an accessory bag designed to fit the FLARE.

Product Review: Klock Werks NAVBag for the FLARE Windshield

Book Review: Motorcycling Montana, Beartooth Highway and Northern Rockies

I’m proud to call the state of Montana my home. I moved here not only for the beautiful scenery in every direction, but also for the incredible and uncrowded riding roads. In my opinion, there are few roads in Montana that don’t offer picture-perfect views.

Book Review: Motorcycling Montana, Beartooth Highway and Northern Rockies

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