Larry Gore Originally published in BikerTrash. By Amy Edgerly. Africa Edition Thanks for visiting the BikerTrash Africa Edition Add your biker event to our Africa calendar, sign up below to receive our Email newsletter twice a month about biker events in the area. ” . . . a short ride back to the Bujugali Falls just down … Read more
LoneStarBiker — Girls Can Ride TooPages 14-15 After a long, hot, wet summer, autumn is just around the corner, and there are many motorcycle events scheduled. In Southeast Texas this is the best riding time of the year to get out and enjoy going places without roasting in the Texas sun. To help you plan … Read more
By Liz HydeLoneStarBiker — Girls Can Ride TooPages 10-11 with Liz Hyde I'd like to share a "Rock N Ride" with you that we went on recently. West Houston to Waller, Harleys and Horses. We met at The Dam Ice House, 1718 S. Highway 6, on Sunday morning. Our bikes went south on Highway 6 … Read more
By Larry GoreLoneStarBiker — Girls Can Ride TooPages 6-8 by Larry Gore On a recent Houston outing I encountered Jen Cuthbert (cover photo) who for her birthday in July bought a 2007 HD Softtail Deluxe. Jen learned to ride on her father's Yamaha 90 as an adolescent and has been hooked ever since. But it … Read more
By Carmen JuchLoneStarBiker — Girls Can Ride TooPages 20-22 by Carmen Juch His daughter calls him a modern day Peter Pan; I can see where she is coming from for a number of reasons that I won't elaborate on in writing. I will comment on the fact that he does seem to age less than … Read more
By Jackie VaughanLoneStarBiker — Texas Independence TrailPage 41 Gray Matter by Jackie Vaughan It's that time of year again. It begins in the evening and continues until mid morning. That misty gray stuff that covers the landscape and coats the road with a thin film of moisture. Carl Sandberg wrote poetry about it; motorcyclists curse … Read more
LoneStarBiker — Texas Independence TrailPages 32-33 The largest percentage of people who own motorcycles – especially Harley's – have come into the sport later in life. And there are some good reasons for this, maybe they rode when they were younger but then had the responsibilities of raising a family, or were getting a career … Read more
LoneStarBiker — Texas Independence TrailPages 35-40 The singing of the birds was about the only sound heard. The hustle, bustle and noise of the city had been left far behind in exchange for the peace, quiet, restful solitude at this enchanting place. You pour yourself a steaming cup of coffee, walk outside and sit on … Read more
By Amy, CarmenLoneStarBiker — Texas Independence TrailPages 6-27 By Amy, Carmen The fortunate feature regarding having a motorcycle is that you can take any weekend and be on a mini-vacation, right here in your own Texas backyard. There is something extra special about packing up the bike and heading out to destinations, known or unknown. … Read more
By Larry GoreLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 5-13 When you think of riding great mountain roads with challenging hills and curves and one incredible view after another, you normally wouldn't think of Texas. Well, think again! The area known as the "Texas Hill Country" stretches roughly from San Antonio to Austin and then westward for … Read more