November 07, 2009
Want to tell others about your biker event? Read on
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Sturgis isn’t for everyone. But you don’t need a huge rally with its traffic jams, scarce hotel rooms and expensive food to connect with other motorcycle riders.
Lessons learned from the roadMonday, July 20, 2009
Earlier this month, the Boohers (Steve and Chris) took a week-long bike trip through parts of New Mexico and Colorado with the Villhauers (Denny and Melissa). Perhaps you read my trip entries. If you did, thanks.
Day Seven: Home, sweet homeSaturday, July 11, 2009
You want to know what it feels like to ride a motorcycle through western Kansas? Go run a marathon against a stiff wind while wearing a leather jacket on a hot, humid day.
Day Six: Time to head for homeSaturday, July 11, 2009
It’s Friday and it’s time to turn the bikes east and head for home. Unfortunately, central Colorado is a long way from Northwest Missouri and it’s going to take a couple of days to get back to Joetown.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Ok, Dillon is only about 35 miles from Leadville, so if you’re looking at the mileage I’ve listed and thinking I’m over inflating the miles we traveled, let me explain.
Day Four: It's the people you meetThursday, July 9, 2009
Often the most memorable moments on a motorcycle aren’t created by the miles you’ve ridden or the sights you’ve seen. Sometimes, it’s the people you meet, totally by chance.
Day Three: Taos rulesWednesday, July 8, 2009
After battling storms the day before, we left Eagle Nest early and rode the long way to Taos through the resort towns of Red River and Qwesta.
Day Two: The storms descendMonday, July 6, 2009
Day Two started with a fast run through the nothingness of the Oklahoma Panhandle and ended 26 miles short of our planned destination, Taos. More on that later.
Day One: We tangle with a Rowdy BeaverSunday, July 5, 2009
No matter which direction you head, riding across Kansas is never a treat. But Sunday’s ride was actually bearable compared to a couple of years ago when we rode straight west on U.S. Highway 36 into a stiff wind from the southwest. By the time we hit the Colorado border, we were worn out.
The oil-changing traditionFriday, July 3, 2009
Every rider should learn to change oil in his or her motorcycle. Here's one way to do it.
Meet Big BlueThursday, July 2, 2009
This is a blog about motorcycles, primarily cruisers, but all kinds really. I don’t care if you ride a Harley, Honda, Star, Triumph, Kawasaki or Suzuki. You can ride a sport bike, a Goldwing or a scooter and that’s fine with me. Most people ride a bike they are comfortable with and one they can afford.
TEXAS TALES: DAY SEVENMonday, May 14, 2007
Day Seven: Harrison, Ark., to St. Joseph, Mo.
TEXAS TALES: DAY SIXWednesday, May 9, 2007
Day Six: Livingston, Texas, to Harrison, Ark.
TEXAS TALES: DAY FIVEWednesday, May 9, 2007
Day Five: South Padre Island to Livingston, Texas
TEXAS TALES: DAY FOURWednesday, May 9, 2007
Day Four: Laredo to South Padre Island
« Older Stories | Newer Stories »JOB SEARCH
RECENTLY DISCUSSED
A resounding yes on school levy
(180 comments)
Same sex marriage loses in Maine
(65 comments)
Fewer voters turn out 2nd time
(40 comments)
Ft. Hood suspect remains in coma
(20 comments)
More Popular Discussions
(180 comments)
Same sex marriage loses in Maine
(65 comments)
Fewer voters turn out 2nd time
(40 comments)
Ft. Hood suspect remains in coma
(20 comments)
