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Gray Lady In Bike Speak
When the mainstream media turns its spotlight on two wheels, riders everywhere take notice—especially when the publication in question is none other than The New York Times, affectionately known as “The Gray Lady.” In a
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Yamaha Patriarch Dies
The motorcycle world is in mourning today with the news that Genichi Kawakami, the patriarch who transformed Yamaha from a musical instrument maker into one of the most dominant forces on two wheels, has passed away at t
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Rolling Thunder Memorial Day Ride
The rumble of engines fills the air, a low vibration that grows into a commanding roar as thousands of motorcycles stream into the nation’s capital. Rolling Thunder—the annual Memorial Day weekend ride to the Vietnam Vet
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Headless Horsemen
When a major newspaper brands motorcyclists as “Headless Horsemen,” it’s bound to raise the hackles of anyone who’s ever felt the wind in their face on two wheels. The San Diego Union-Tribune’s recent editorial opposing
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Hi, We're from the Govt. ...?
When the government speaks, you’d expect clarity—especially on matters of public safety. Yet, a recent article from a federal agency left me scratching my helmet. It seemed to suggest that motorcycle training is, well, o
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