Tag: Neale Bayly Rides
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Solo Moto
Posted by Neale Bayly | Jun 23, 2026 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 3 |
Trippin’ On Two Wheels- Sicily
Posted by Neale Bayly | May 28, 2026 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 0 |
Trippin’ On Two Wheels, Part 1
Posted by Neale Bayly | Jan 2, 2026 | Ride Life | 0 |
Dennis Gage On Two Wheels
Posted by Neale Bayly | Dec 16, 2025 | Ride Life | 0 |
Resurrecting a Laverda, Part 3
Posted by Neale Bayly | Apr 2, 2025 | Legendary Bikes, Ride Life | 0 |
Solo Moto- A Superhuman in Lviv
by Neale Bayly | Jul 9, 2026 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 4 |
“I’m going to walk into the center of town for coffee and a smoke with my friends, then my girlfriend is going to have sex with a Superhuman.” I can’t help but laugh, Nazar laughs, and in this special moment I’m lifted by his incredible happiness. He is going home a hero, and for the first time since a Russian artillery shell took his leg and after undergoing 17 surgeries, he will be without his wheelchair.
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by Neale Bayly | Jun 23, 2026 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 3 |
What am I doing here? Out in the wide-open farmland between Dnipro City and Kharkiv, as I realize I haven’t seen a house, a car or a person for what feels like too long, the voices are winning. The voices that, on the surface at least, are gnawing at my psyche as they repeatedly question my purpose in Ukraine. The more rational part of my brain argues it is just stress and fear finding a way out, as my ego won’t admit to being afraid. That the constant air alerts, blown up buildings, and at times explosions on the horizon are not bothering me. I had come face to face with my fear the previous year I thought so surely, I was beyond that now?
Read MoreTrippin’ On Two Wheels- Sicily
by Neale Bayly | May 28, 2026 | Ride Life, Rides & Roads | 0 |
Warm sun, even warmer people, strong coffee and a slow, deliberate dinner of multiple mouth watering courses calls to us like the Sirens of Anthemoessa as Jason and his Argonauts sailed by. But as soon as my Moto Guzzi Griso jumps to life the following morning, with the rocking cadence so familiar to long time aficionados of this historic brand, the call of the road, like Orpheus’ song, takes over. Diving into the sea of madness that doubles for city driving in Sicily, a quick check in my mirror shows Dennis on his Breva 1100 and Sam on a 750 Nevada in tight formation, so I gun the big twin for Taormina…
Read MoreTrippin’ On Two Wheels, Part 1
by Neale Bayly | Jan 2, 2026 | Ride Life | 0 |
It all started in a seaside resort in Italy. Well, to be a bit more accurate it started at the Misano Circuit Sic 58 in the summer of 2002. June 14th to be precise. It was the first World Ducati Week and the festivities ran through to the weekend that the circuit hosted its round of the World Superbikes series. At that time American Ben Bostrom was flying high and Troy Baylis was the reigning world champion, both on Ducati 998s, while Colin Edwards was attempting to break the Ducati dominance on his Honda. Heady times. Well not as heady as ending up with a bedroom next to Ben Bostrom’s heartthrob girlfriend. But I digress.
Read MoreDennis Gage On Two Wheels
by Neale Bayly | Dec 16, 2025 | Ride Life | 0 |
Seeing television’s most famous car guy sitting on a BMW R60 in period gear must seem a little confusing to some of our readers. But after years of bringing the best of the classic four-wheeled world to the small screen, it is time to let the secret out: Dennis Gage is a motorcycle nut with a small collection of interesting European motorcycles: A collection that has just seen the addition of a Moto Guzzi Breva that he purchased on eBay from my hometown of Charlotte, NC.
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