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The Old Bike and the Sea

Posted by Ted Edwards | Aug 8, 2022 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 6 |

15 Best Motorcycle Rides in the USA

Posted by Rob Brooks | Dec 28, 2020 | Rides & Roads | 11 |

Appalachian Playground

Posted by Ted Edwards | Oct 29, 2020 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 10 |

God’s Own Racetrack, Part 2

Posted by Rob Brooks | Jul 6, 2020 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 10 |

The Old Bike and the Sea

by Ted Edwards | Aug 8, 2022 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 6 |

Give me the Pacific Ocean. You can have the rest of the country, just hand me her blue waters. Take Beartooth Pass, Tail Of The Dragon, Going To The Sun Road and Million Dollar Highway. I’ve done them all, just leave me the Pacific, a road that runs alongside her and an old motorcycle beneath me. Sailors know the Pacific’s pull, her captivating blue rollers have a way of getting under your skin like a seaman recruit’s poorly chosen tattoo. Ride her shore once and you understand.

15 Best Motorcycle Rides in the USA

by Rob Brooks | Dec 28, 2020 | Rides & Roads | 11 |

Whether it’s weather, holidays, or some other circumstances that keeps me from riding, being off the bike for too long always leaves me with an itch- something many of us can relate to. Being cooped up in the house even without the occasional escape for a few hours of riding can get old. I have the overwhelming urge to pack my gear on the bike, throw a dart at a map and hit the road! You know what that means- get out your motorcycle road trip checklist and start the planning process. This will be over before we know it, so we had best be ready!

Appalachian Playground

by Ted Edwards | Oct 29, 2020 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 10 |

If you want a land to get into your soul, ask it to dance. Roam through its curves, flirt with its scenery, stop and stare at its unfolding landscape and it will talk to you, revealing itself like an intimate dance partner. Ask the landscape questions and it will whisper the answers in your ear, embedding it into your memory forever. As a northwest native, I never thought I could feel that way about Fall in the Appalachians.

God’s Own Racetrack, Part 2

by Rob Brooks | Jul 6, 2020 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 10 |

Tuesday began with packing, cleaning up the beautiful Prairie Rose, fueling, then rolling out in the direction of Fossil and Antelope, two big goals for the day. Heading west on State 26, we rode through the canyons and high hill country of Malheur National Forest, breathtaking country. Truly reminded me of the landscapes in so many old westerns I watched in my youth.