Moto Louda is Looking Officially Official
What good is a fundraising experience without some amazing graphics? Thanks to Surface Under Fire for helping to sponsor my ride to Africa with Riders for Health, and designing some […]
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International Female Ride Day
Any excuse for women to ride is a good one. My friends at Bay Area Moto Shop is organizing a fun day of riding just for us gals. The ride […]
More on Lane Splitting: Guidelines from the CHP
Good timing? Perhaps. The California Highway Patrol has decided to publish it’s guidelines recently, for both car drivers and motorcycle riders alike. Some of these are obvious to most of […]
Bingo for Bikers on Valentino’s Day
I tried to come up with a great name for this event, but I’m simply not witty enough to do so. I’ll temporarily call it Valentino’s Day Bingo. If you […]
Traffic and the Art of Lane Splitting
I consider myself very lucky to live in a state where we embrace the art of lane splitting. Hell, we even have a pizza chain named after it. I personally […]
Motorcycle Dharma and The Highest Pass
As a motorcyclist, I receive a lot of reactions to the lifestyle in which I am so passionate about. I get the “that’s way too dangerous” and the “I could […]
Motorcyle-Only Checkpoint Petition: Sign Today
Asphalt & Rubber‘s Jensen Beeler, has started a petition opposing motorcycle-checkpoints across the states. Why is this important? Well, read Beeler’s response and then click over to read the full […]
MotoGP Bikes Featured at IMS
Source: IMS A rare experience will be had if you attend this year’s International Motorcycle Show this year. Coined as “The MotoGP Experience,” you’ll have the opportunity to sit in […]
Supermoto Heaven
My friend Joe runs a KTM SMC, something I have quite a bit of lust for. This is a new bike for him, one which he’s already crashed at Infineon. […]
All The Gear All The Sometimes
I’ve been riding almost my entire life. I recently made the mistake of saying that “I’ve been riding since before I was born.” OK, so this is likely impossible, but […]
