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Resolve to Make Your Motorcycling Dreams Come True in the New Year

Categories: Feature Articles, Touring & Adventure

We all have motorcycle trips wed love to take someday. So whats keeping us from turning “someday” into “now”? In 2009, Alisa Clickenger pointed her motorcycle south and set out on the trip of a lifetime. The hardest part wasnt riding across two continents and 13 countries—it was mentally conquering the self-doubt that told her all the reasons she shouldnt go. Alisa tells us how she made her dream a reality, and how you can too.

Resolve to Make Your Motorcycling Dreams Come True in the New Year

First Interview: Cris Sommer Simmons on her Cannonball Run

Categories: Feature Articles, Pioneers, Women To Watch

Cris Sommer Simmons was the only American woman riding in the Motorcycle Cannonball Endurance Run that wrapped up September 26, 2010 in Santa Monica, Calif. Cris finished 20th overall. She spoke with me by phone three days after her history making ride from her home in Hawaii where she is relaxing after riding her 1915 Harley-Davidson across the country.

First Interview: Cris Sommer Simmons on her Cannonball Run

Editors Blog: Sturgis Here I Come

Categories: Everyday Miracles

As I write this, Im packing for the 70th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Yep, 70 years! Here are some highlights of whats going on this year. The Buffalo Chip Campground, long the bastion of sexuality, salaciousness and sin, has come clean in recent years as more and more industry-wide events, and big name concerts are held there.

Editors Blog: Sturgis Here I Come

Riding Right: Back to Basics

Categories: Riding Right

I’m going to present some facts that may surprise you. The size and strength of a rider has no bearing on his or her abilities. Either does the size or weight of the motorcycle. The fact is, to ride like a pro, and when I say “pro” I’m speaking of professional motor officers. All you need to do is master three simple techniques

Riding Right: Back to Basics

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