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The true essence of motorcycling

July 11, 2016 by Road Captain

Glossy paint, black powdercoat, polished chrome, massively raked front ends, sprung seats and countless cans of orange spray paint punctuated Motoblot 2016. While most of those items seem to be standard for a bike rally, the orange spray-paint really should stand out. This is the second time that we have seen the bagger below. When we approached the proud owner of this well-loved bagger, we immediately asked if he had been at Sturgis in the past few years. He rattled […]

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Old Tradition Meets New at Laconia 2016

July 5, 2016 by Road Captain

Participating in an event such as Laconia Motorcycle week that has existed the better part of a century is equal parts reliving traditions of years past and creating experiences about which you will reminisce for years to come. This year’s Laconia Motorcycle Week rally was no exception with one minor difference, the weather was almost perfect! Laconia is known to many as “Laconia Rain Week” or “the week that hydrates all”. And while all bikers appreciate the lush landscapes that […]

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Mods versus Rockers – Motoblot 2016

June 23, 2016 by Road Captain

From the mid 1960s to the early 1970s two subcultures took London by storm. These groups were the Mods and the Rockers. The mods were very fashion conscious (think David Bowie) and the Rockers focused on riding, wrenching and wreaking havoc! Many of the biggest bike rallies such as Laconia and Sturgis are now focused on slick paint jobs, stretched front ends and freak of nature engineering marvels. Now, if you call any attendee at Laconia a Mod, you should […]

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Laconia – Top 10 things to do

June 17, 2016 by Road Captain

As we approach the final and best weekend for the 93 annual Laconia Motorcycle week, Beantown Baggers would like to share our Top 10 list of things to do on the final weekend of Laconia! 10. 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM on Saturday – Get a free Beantown Baggers Shirt or Pin (for the first 100 people) on Weirs. We have partnered with Progressive to bring you the best Laconia Coverage again and we will be camped out at The Progressive […]

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Harley Announcement – One Bike, Unlimited Colors

March 30, 2016 by Road Captain

Harley Davidson has released the next generation in motorcycle optics and they are calling it the Fission Optical Oriented Luminor System.

Categories: Live Events, Rides & Destinations • Tags: design, harley davidson, motorcycle, paint

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The freedoms that come with America

July 2, 2015 by Road Captain

There’s something wrong about the guilt I felt this past weekend celebrating bikes built by non-American manufacturers. I am a proud flag waving American who for over a decade has been riding Harley’s almost exclusively. I pride myself on riding a great American Motorcycle and representing the strongest American brand. At times I have contemplated testing Indians or Victory Motorcycles with the justification that they are created under the protective canopy of the stars and stripes but my tastes and […]

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Bobbers, Cafe Racers and Pinup Girls in Chicago – Motoblot Preview!

June 26, 2015 by Road Captain

The most amazing aspect of the motorcycle industry is the constantly changing styles of bikes and unending evolution of the riding subculture. Motorcycles are equal parts rolling works of art mixed with state of the art engineering and a heavy dash of freedom that makes the pastime one of the most recognizable in the United States. Over the years we have seen custom motorcycles take different shapes from choppers with raked front ends, café racers that prided themselves on hitting […]

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A Lifetime of Laconia

June 17, 2015 by Road Captain

With Laconia’s 92nd Motorcycle week starting on June 13 to June 21, it gives us a reason to look back on my first Laconia Motorcycle week. A 90+ degree early summer Friday about 20 years ago I set out on my Duck Tape sporting 1987 Honda Nighthawk (please don’t be too jealous) following a group of newly discovered friends kind enough to let me tag along for my first Laconia Rally.  This pilgrimage was my coming of age, a rite […]

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One of our favorite Mini-baggers by Roland Sands Design

January 4, 2015 by Road Captain

One of our favorite old trends that has experienced a rebirth in 2014 is the mini-bagger. Most of the time these are Dynas (and even Sporties) that are redone with some great aftermarket bags, mini apes or motocross bars.  They are the perfect synthesis of a long ride bagger with a flickable bar hopper.  The aggressive performance stance allows the rider to blast out for a 300 mile day of twisties and finish at a remote campsite with all the gear you […]

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Play a little game of Just the Tip at Mom’s in Foxborough

January 1, 2015 by Road Captain

The year is new and maybe you have the itch to browse for another bike. Even if you aren’t necessarily going to buy one, you’ll likely sit on a few and just see which one is as accommodating as it is beautiful. You are steadfast in the decision not to buy one and you’re strong enough to browse without being swept up in the moment. We all know how this game of “just the tip” ends. You quickly learn that your […]

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How did you do with your 2014 resolutions?

December 31, 2014 by Road Captain

At this time last year we posted a few resolutions we suggested for 2014. Did you take the challenge? Below we recap some of our successes (or lack thereof) against these resolutions. Alternatively, you may use some of these as resolutions for yourself… just let us know which ones you pick and how you’re getting it done!  Most of these are linked to the stories and videos of 2014 – click like crazy and read some of the adventures! We […]

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Capture this feeling in a bottle and take a swig whenever you need it

December 29, 2014 by Road Captain

Some days the riding just should simply never end. Somebody recently said they experienced a feeling, circumstance, moment that was so moving that she would like to bottle it and carry it with her.  If anything ever goes against a better plan, she could open that bottle and for a brief time, she would relive the amazing moment preserved for all time in that bottle.  If only Friday May 9, 2014 fit in a bottle – I’d have a new […]

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Banning the word “Ducatista”

December 15, 2014 by Road Captain

Waking up and trying to get the taste of European Marlboros and Jameson off my breath in a small Venice hotel room as a prelude to battling Italian drivers on the Autostrada was not what I expected from this vacation.  I don’t normally smoke and don’t drink too much but the lack of people speaking English drove me to a bar in Venice (Italy) where the bartender could communicate in my native tongue.  Sitting outside the pub, diverting my attention between conversation with […]

Categories: Europe by Bike, Rides & Destinations

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Things to be thankful for today

November 26, 2014 by Road Captain

As you’re putting down your third portion of turkey and ready to move on to the pecan pie today, you may for a moment reflect on the things for which you are thankful. At Beantown Baggers we want to remind you that there is definitely a top 10 list that should come to mind for all of us. 1. We are thankful for big V-twins that tell the world that we’re on the way… a mile before we get there. […]

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Kyle “The Tree Doctor” Krueger and a day trip to Lake Geneva

October 12, 2014 by Road Captain

Some days you ride forever, fighting through traffic, hitting every light imaginable. Then when you’re about to give up, turn around and go home, the entire world opens up to a scenic, wide open country road capped off by a breathtaking sunset over Lake Geneva. 100 miles of lousy roads makes you appreciate the 60 miles of amazing riding! Great day for a ride – wouldn’t have it any other way. Yesterday’s ride to Lake Geneva Wisconsin had a few great […]

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In Defense of the Big Wheel Bagger

August 22, 2014 by Road Captain

For the past four years the bagger trend has grown. We have all pontificated on the trends that will stay and those that are not long for the ride. The most discussed and divisive topic is the size of the ginormous front wheel. Here at Beantown Baggers we have publicly called 2014 the Year of the Rid-able Bagger. We highlight the excess as many craftsmen aspire to create bigger, glossier and more absurd than the next builder. We question the staying […]

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Victory Magnum 2015 – Yeah Baby, that’s what I’ve been waiting for!

July 28, 2014 by Road Captain

NEWS: Victory releases “Magnum”. We thought it was nowhere near ready and that they wouldn’t even be talking about it yet (has anybody seen Zoolander http://btbaggers.com/1xp1DFa?)… But here it is! http://btbaggers.com/X3gmuD.  A brilliant move by Victory releasing this bike just the week before Sturgis (where last year they released the entire new line of Indian Motorcycles).  Would somebody please tell me why in the world Harley waits until late August at the dealer show to release new models?  They miss […]

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The First ever 1,500 Mile Nonstop Motorcycle Ride

June 22, 2014 by Road Captain

Date: June 30, 2027 Time: 2:47 EST Location: Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar in New Orleans Louisiana The last 24 hours and 37 minutes have been a brutal test of my will, and drive to accomplish something that has never yet been done. But now I ready myself for celebratory ale after completing the first ever Ironbutt 1,500 without taking a single stop. The stars had to align with months of preparation for this ride. Caffeine was struck from my diet […]

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The time of the day that brings me home

June 11, 2014 by Road Captain

I spend hours and gallons searching for my way home. Home is not four walls and a roof. Rather, it is the feeling that I get when stumbling upon the best riding conditions imaginable. For some people home is a serene morning right when the prior night’s dew begins to burn off the ground under a slow warming rising sun. For others it is the scorching heat of the midwest as they make their way to Sturgis during a hazy early August day. Juxtapose are those who […]

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Did you have a good moment? The one that keeps you coming back.

May 28, 2014 by Road Captain

A few weeks ago during our European Ride, the hostess of my restaurant said: “I hope you had a good moment here tonight” Unclear if this was a translation nuance or a profound question that required heavy consideration the term definitely stayed with me and has frequently come to the forefront of my mind over the past few weeks. Life is, after all about stringing together as many good moments as possible without an influx of bad ones.  Similarly, riding, is about finding a good […]

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It’s about the ride, not the story (Madrid to somewhere North West)

May 16, 2014 by Road Captain

Not unlike the desperate dash from any other metropolis. The irony that the very purpose of riding is to transport both your body and mind to a calmer place but yet the first miles magnify life’s complexities. By now, you’re already considering adding days to your seemingly time constrained journey. Traffic through Central Madrid was not as bad as leaving NY, Montreal or even rush hour Boston but navigating an exit to this concrete labyrinth was not trivial in the least. […]

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It looks like an angry bug… But at least it runs

May 1, 2014 by Road Captain

The Journey: A few weeks ago we asked our readers where they would ride if they had no financial constraints and received a full blessing from their other-halves. Many people suggested Europe… so this is what we’ll be documenting for the next two weeks. Beantown is traveling from Boston to Madrid, across the South of France to Italy, down the Amalfi Coast, up to and across the Alps to the Pyrenees and back to Madrid via San Sebastian. This route […]

Categories: Rides & Destinations • Tags: europe, Madrid, triumph

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Childhood Creativity becomes Adult Obsession

April 27, 2014 by Road Captain

Hours of my life spent removing wheels, punching out bearings, adjusting stiffness of the ride. Time not dedicated on the mechanics was devoted to imagining new designs for the most exciting intersection of transportation and adventure! Do you remember the first hobby that allowed you to unleash your creativity, learn mechanical skills and prepare for speeds far exceeding those your unaided feed could provide? The effort, time and dedication – all for a hobby encumbered by the harsh New England […]

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US Rides you need to take

April 26, 2014 by Road Captain

Last week we asked readers where in the world they would like to visit if they didn’t have to worry about depleting funds, lip from the boss-man or scowls from the head of homeland logistics (your spouse). Answers ranged globally but US destinations came up with great frequency.  Many of the rides are our favorites too and as a result you’ll have some photos and route reviews to better inform your travel plans.  This is Part 1 of 2 – the follow […]

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Why would you spend your day riding 300 miles?

April 15, 2014 by Road Captain

5:30 AM on a late May Saturday morning. The sun is just starting to peak out over the horizon and the scent of morning dew rises from spring soaked lawns. Rigors of the workweek are merely a distant memory as you secure your hard-bag latches and complete a final inspection of the roadworthy machine standing regally in your driveway like a hound dog ready for a day’s hunt. The air is brisk; you will need a leather and gloves to […]

Categories: Letters from the Editors, Rides & Destinations, Trip Journals

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$50 Ride to the Coast – Lobstah and Cigars!

April 9, 2014 by Road Captain

Motorcycles are expensive, enjoying a day out doesn’t have to be!  We are starting a new series called the $50 Ride series and want you to send in your ideas to share with our readers.  Let us know how many miles you rode, your route, what you bought along the way and share a few photos of the ride (like we’ve done here).  There is definitely reader interest in these rides and you’ll be helping your fellow biker find great […]

Categories: $50 Rides, Rides & Destinations, Whiskey and Cigars

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Bar Harbor: Acadia and Cadillac Mountain Video

April 7, 2014 by Road Captain

A quick rendition of Paradise City through Northern Maine’s Acadia National Park and Cadillac Mountain.  This ride was done on a 2013 Harley Davidson Road Glide from August 31, 2013.  Traffic on Cadillac Mountain can be rough during the summer but the roads and views are beautiful! VOLUME ON FOR THIS.

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Motorcycles are like Pizza and Sex

April 5, 2014 by Road Captain

Have you ever taken a girl home and been less than proud in the morning? Of course you have but you probably had more fun that night than you would’ve had sitting with your douchebag friends at the South Street diner talking about all the “game” you had at the bars that night. Have you ever had a piece of pizza at an ice skating rink. It’s no Santarpio’s but it definitely hits the spot more than a nature’s valley […]

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Harley Davidson acquired by Japanese owned Kawasaki Motor Company LTD

March 31, 2014 by Road Captain

Breaking News Milwaukee, April 1, 2014 — Harley-Davidson, Inc. (HOG) has announced agreement to be acquired by Japanese owned Kawasaki Motor Company LTD today, Tuesday, April 1, 2014 for an undisclosed sum.  The public is invited to attend an audio webcast with Kevin Wardell, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer and John Only, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Harley-Davidson, Inc. from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM (Central Time).  A downloadable slide presentation will also be available as support […]

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Video: Chumash Highway CA RT 154

March 20, 2014 by Road Captain

An incredible ride video taped over the shoulder giving an amazing view of the Chumash Highway stretching between Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Barbara. Also, check out the background music – after this summer they’ll be the best band to ever play Fenway Park (except for the Dropkick Murphy’s… of course). Short of riding, watching this video is the ONLY way to start your day!

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Happy St. Patrick’s day!

March 17, 2014 by Road Captain

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Early season riding in Plymouth, MA

March 15, 2014 by Road Captain

A great trip down 3A to the Shanty Rose in Plymouth where we encountered these incredible scenes!  

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roads like ribbons, gently draped across the landscape

March 1, 2014 by Road Captain

The definition of a perfect ride differs from person to person but a few themes will come up in every conversation. Curvy roads, smooth pavement, great scenery and fantastic food are present in every great ride story. These tangible elements are simpler to describe than locate but with the right effort and dedication to mapping, good rides, even great rides are everywhere. A truly perfect ride has one intangible quality. It is a feeling difficult to define but easily recognized. […]

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Tired? A Distracted Rider is a Safer Rider…?

February 13, 2014 by Road Captain

Tired riding brings out the animal instinct in all of us. We all have our own tricks to stay awake but before this summer’s trip from Nevada through Utah I had never taken inventory of my idiosyncratic behavior. The sun had faded behind the majestic mountains of Bryce Canyon and we would finally make our way out of the national park for the final 175 mile chunk of the day ending at our resting place of Salt Lake City, Utah. […]

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Need versus Want

February 10, 2014 by Road Captain

Man faces no greater motivator in life than the quest to fulfill his needs. We work, hunt and toil to fulfill our barest necessities and it is that determination that evaluates the worthiness of our survival. Sometimes our disposition to accumulate leads us to mistake desires for needs. Motorcycles perennially live at the crossroads of need and want. Contrasting needs and wants can be identified both in the assembly of the machines we ride and in the methods we pack […]

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Harley Paradox – examining the Harley Snob

February 8, 2014 by Road Captain

Every time a metric cruiser graces the pages of our site, we are reminded of a principle we call the Harley Paradox. This is the schism between Harley Riders and everybody else. Normally metric cruisers receive a little love from the general public evenly balanced by a handful of people showing their distain toward our publication for featuring non-US baggers, an insult to their core sensibilities. Now before anybody thinks this article is “un-American” you should know that as writers […]

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Monthly Metric

February 7, 2014 by Road Captain

It’s rare that we post metric cruisers but when we find one with such great attention to detail, it’s tough to pass it by! This brings back fond memories of first bikes as they were always metric (couldn’t afford much else in my teens).  The aspiration of customizing them never looked anywhere near as good as this! {MORE Below} Better yet, this is apparently for sale (though Beantown Baggers is not associated with or responsible for the sale.) It is […]

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Creative or Crass

February 4, 2014 by Road Captain

Recently, we at Beantown Baggers posted a picture of a paint job featuring explicit art work (click here to see). All sheet metal was covered with women in seductive poses. The attire was minimal and if had been passengers on the bike, we only hope they applied sufficient sunblock – otherwise their UV exposure would be unimaginable. Of course, as upstanding pillars of the motorcycle community we censored some of the photos and warned users that the content may not […]

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Fan until the end (or a major blowout!) – Broncos Bagger on eBay

February 2, 2014 by Road Captain

Apparently tonight’s monumental choke by the Denver Broncos has even soured some die hard fans.  This Broncos Bagger has just gone up for sale on eBay.  And the faithful will exit to the left.  ebay listing found here http://bit.ly/1bT0lId

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The interruptions are the journey

February 1, 2014 by Road Captain

The road of a story worth telling is littered with the debris of plans gone awry. Serene days of riding pristine roads, mechanical perfection and clear skies are the recipe for painfully boring stories by the campfire. Instead, human nature favors stories of trials, tribulation and ordeals stitched with threads of hardship to outfit our tales of adversity. Any ride worth sharing includes challenges worth overcoming. Many of our rides have had smooth spots but more include something gone wrong. […]

Categories: Letters from the Editors, Rides & Destinations, Trip Journals • Tags: Eagle Rider motorcycle rental, kryptonite lock

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Land Down Under – Original Video

February 1, 2014 by Road Captain

The trip to the Blue Mountains of Australia (click to read entire story) was incredible and this video was captured on the ride.  If  you’ve ever wondered how it is to ride on the “wrong’ side of the road – try this on for a starter!  Turn the volume up for the soundtrack. Video captured on a handheld iphone camera.

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Blue Mountains of Australia by Roadking

January 20, 2014 by Road Captain

The snow is gathering outside your window. Your bike is collecting dust in your garage.  There is no relief in sight.  Time for a fly and ride! This story isn’t your usual fly and ride.  Often we cover areas such as Phoenix, Key West, PCH through California or Texas during the cold months.  Such reviews are all on the way.  This is the most remote fly and ride we have ever done.  Sydney Australia by Roadking provided some of the most […]

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We don’t live forever – do your trip of a lifetime this year!

January 19, 2014 by Road Captain

For most of us the winter really starts as salt coats the frozen pavement of the frigid New England roads.  Our bikes sit lonely and under-heated in garages throughout the region. The hobby of motorcycling is lived vicariously though websites, videos, personal photos and the occasional documentary. My week was monopolized by air travel.  The destination was Sydney Australia – a 21 hour flight from Boston including a stopover in LA.  21 hours gives a lot of time to catch […]

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How many bikes is the perfect number?

January 15, 2014 by Road Captain

In tough economic times when people are simply working hard to make ends meet, the answer to this question is simple: One. One bike as long as it runs is enough to improve my life by orders of magnitude. But let’s say for a moment that money is not the biggest concern. You can afford to buy the bikes and somehow you can afford the maintenance (either done yourself or at a local shop). Now, how many bikes do you […]

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Bold Predictions for Baggers in 2014

January 2, 2014 by Road Captain

As the calendar year changes, so do trends in motorcycling – this is a story that dates back to the earliest productions of the Indian in 1901 or Harley Davidson in 1903. 2014 is the year of the ride-able bagger. Not only do trends come and go but similar patterns of evolution occur from one bike style to the next. The phases are standard and people’s tastes morph as the trends become more unattainable and less practical. Baggers have been […]

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New Years Resolutions – 2014

December 31, 2013 by Road Captain

Here are some great suggestions for New Years resolutions. 1. Ride More. If you did 5k miles last year, ride 10k in 2014. 2. Do a fly and ride this winter (Arizona or California are great options – Florida with the exception of Key West is a terrible choice) 3. Ride to Daytona in March – bundle up and get your heated gear in advance of this one. 4. Ride to the Wall in May – show support for the […]

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‘Twas the night before sturgis

December 24, 2013 by Road Captain

‘Twas the night before Sturgis And all through the shop Not a tool was in use Not even a mop The baggers were washed, waxed and buffed shiny with care Packed full with snacks for the White Knuckle Ride there. Half the crew drinking at Faneuil Hall Ned’s Not concerned of the hangover soon to pound on their heads And Jimmy with his Patron and I on my mac In the midst of an article – methods for readers to […]

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Top 10: What dogs and bikes have in common

December 9, 2013 by Road Captain

Dog and bike fans can definitely relate to at least one of these thoughts below. We would bet that out of our 10,000+ fans, there are probably over 5,000 of you who have had or currently have a dog.  If you have a dog and a bike, send some pictures – we are fans of both.  We only have 9 – suggest the 10th on Facebook. [Images below]. Both have to be broken in before they are truly useful. A […]

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Why do you ride?

December 5, 2013 by Road Captain

Let us know why you ride?  Tell us your story and you’ll have a chance to win a pair of tickets to this Sunday’s SOLD OUT showing of Why We Ride.  The website for the movie is shown below the image. An inspiring celebration of the motorcycling community, Why We Ride is a documentary film that shares the passion of motorcycle riding and shows the camaraderie of the friends and families who ride together. As told by the many racers, […]

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Top 10 reasons we are thankful

November 28, 2013 by Road Captain

Having a great group to ride with who would put their lives on hold for a bike trip of a lifetime through Utah, Jackson WY, Yellowstone , the Colorado Rockies Malibu and Sturgis. For helmets that work  For hot chicks who like bikers  For the awesome New England bike building scene and the shops who support our events  For those who showed up to ride 300 lightning fast miles and the ones who made it all the way to the […]

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