I am a product of the 1970s, the decade of the UJM (Universal Japanese Motorcycle), what’s become known as the “standard”

There are two types of people in this world; there’s the truly innovative and creative, and then there’s folks like me who aren’t but appreciate

Somebody, somewhere, has shot the wrong azimuth, we missed our rally point.

Since when had a back protector become de rigueur to ride to the hardware store? It struck me recently tripping over a set of Alpinestars

I’m a simple guy. The thought of a good burger and a beer on a veranda somewhere magical appeals to me; perfect roads, inspiring views, some sort of

The real cycle you’re working on is a cycle called yourself.

Author Robert M. Pirsig died at his home today in South Berwick, Maine, he was 88 years old. Pirsig, best known for his philosophical work of non-fiction,

Initially dismissive of how technology influences the future of motorcycling, Chris Kallfelz reconsiders and suggests we ought to embrace it.

Greg Harrison showed me the phrase “living the dream” wasn’t a fantasy; it could be attained, I had seen it.

I have stickers on a clipboard I carry to riders meetings at the track that are older than a good many of the racers there