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Strider And All Kids Bike Joins IMS Outdoors
Posted by Road Dirt Crew | Jun 2, 2021 | Industry & Racing, Ride Life | 0 |
Strider & All Kids Bike
Posted by Rob Brooks | Mar 22, 2021 | Ride Life | 6 |
IMS Outdoors- The Ultimate Motorcycle Rider Expo?
by Rob Brooks | Nov 2, 2021 | Bikes & Gear, Industry & Racing | 0 |
There are motorcycle industry conventions, motorcycle shows or every style and stripe, regional expos that feature local vendors and dealerships, and then there is the Progressive International Motorcycle Shows Outdoors. Simply stated, there is not another motorcycling showcase event on the planet quite like the IMS Outdoors.
Attendees can literally ride new motorcycles from participating brands all day, bike after bike, one after another, of every type they carry. Name for me another large scale motorcycle event where riders can enjoy that level of accessibility and experience. Nothing else comes to mind for me.
Strider And All Kids Bike Joins IMS Outdoors
by Road Dirt Crew | Jun 2, 2021 | Industry & Racing, Ride Life | 0 |
The nation’s leading consumer motorcycle tour, Progressive IMS Outdoors, announced two new partnerships, with Strider and non-profit organization All Kids Bike, to lead a two-part initiative designed to excite young kids about the thrill of two wheels by engaging children at an early age and teaching the younger generation how to ride.
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by Rob Brooks | Mar 22, 2021 | Ride Life | 6 |
As a kid growing up in south Florida and later north Georgia, my bicycle was my life. I’m unsure what my first starter one was, and my parents can’t remember either, but I perfectly recall the bike that defined my childhood. It was a metallic blue Schwinn Stingray with a pearl white banana seat, a high back “sissy bar”, and a serious ape hanger handlebar, at least for a 2nd-3rd grader. I’d clip playing cards (always the Jokers) to the forks and frame, fore and aft, so it would clatter against the wheel spokes and mimic the sound of my dad’s Triumph TR6. No hand brake, but slowed/stopped by reversing the pedal action. I rode that bike all around our small community, through the woods behind our home, and took quite a few spills on it, always getting back up and rolling on. I remember teaching our own girls how to ride, each when they turned about 5. And like their father, they rode those little bikes all over the neighborhoods we raised them in.
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