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Harley-Davidson announced this week that they have trained one million riders through their Riding Academy program, cementing its status as the largest rider training program in the United States.

The Wide Open Spaces, Part 2: Great American Road Trip

by Mike Boyd | Aug 1, 2024 | Rides & Roads | 1 |

After the Forrest Gump stop and lunch we headed for the Four Corners so we could say we stood in four states at the same time. While there a rain storm came up and we were stuck for an hour. By the time the rain stopped the parking lot was complete mud, that slimy sticky kind that makes it very hard to ride. If you’ve never tried to dirtbike a Goldwing, let me assure you it’s no fun. We finally made it to Cortez around 6 PM safely albeit a little wet. We were assigned a much nicer hotel in Cortez because of some repair work on the one we had booked, so we got a really good deal there. We also heard that evening that large hail had pounded Page right after we left. Geez. We must be living right.

PCB Rains on Thunder Beach

by Phil Gauthier | May 13, 2024 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 0 |

My riding brothers and I returned from the 2024 Thunder Beach Rally on Sunday May 5 and after much consideration, I have to say it will most likely be my last. This year’s spring rally seemed to be doomed from the get-go.

Riding For Perspective

by Phil Gauthier | Sep 11, 2023 | Ride Life | 1 |

I’m not sure if it was the feeling of autumn air or the fact that this has been a very busy year for me, but I was able to really enjoy the ride and reflect on so many things other than the tasks normally at hand. Riding seems to help me find new directions on various issues going on in my current season. The thought of just being able to ride and reframe some of these events and topics in a new way really did help create a healthy perspective and a refreshing of my soul.

My Brothers – Our Bikes Part 2

by Phil Gauthier | Jul 14, 2023 | Ride Life | 1 |

Nate was still racing, but for me and Greg the smell of premix was replaced by Gatorade, sunblock and trips to our children’s little league games and school functions. Deep down the feeling of the wind and two wheeled power was still drawing us back to our early love of riding.