Larry Gore 
Originally published in Motorcycles On the Road Again, April 2006. America’s Favorite Drive469 Miles2 or 3 daysWaynesboro, VA to Cherokee, NC The Blue Ridge Parkway is much more than just a scenic byway with many natural attractions; it is also a cross-section of Appalachian mountain history. All along the Parkway are overlook signs, visitor center … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, October 2005. Each month we run an article profiling a rider that, in our opinion, exemplifies the traits of a true biker. What are those traits? Loyalty. Loyalty to family, friends and country. Being there, without question or complaint, when needed. Brotherhood. This one is a little … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, October 2005. By Dale Borgeson This is an endless debate. People will never agree on what makes a good touring bike just as they will never agree on what makes a good Pizza. Depending on experience and personal preference, everyone has different ideas. For some, anything less … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, October 2005. After reading (about 100 times) the first issue of my Lone Star Biker magazine and the articles specifically about the Hill Country… I went to see for myself and to attend the Thunder in the Hill Country Rally. The ride we took out to Bandera … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, October 2005. Welcome to On The Road Again with The Lone Star Biker as we introduce a new name, a new look, a larger format and several new feature articles. The larger size gives us space for some additional features. Our “On The Horizon” section is our … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On the Road Again, April 2006. Somewhere, sometime early in my life I was bitten by the travel bug. Personally, I blame television and Charles Kuralt, Martin Milner, George Maharis and Glen Corbett. But maybe you don’t know who they were? Charles Kuralt hosted the “On the Road with Charles Kuralt” … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, February 2007. The Independent Biker Carmen Juch This article is based on opinion. It can contain sarcasm, derision or incongruities. Protective clothing may be necessary when reading. We are all different, some of us more "different" than others. Motorcycle riders have been singled out for many moons … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, February 2007. When you are planning that spe- Cial trip to ride the Rockies in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado plan to staying at one, or all three, of these very special places. There are located such that you could plan a big loop ride and … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On the Road Again, April 2006. They have a story to tell. The images in this album represent a hundred years of motorcycle history. Even though the people who lovingly handcrafted these machines have long since passed into history their craftsmanship lives on and gives us the opportunity to view and … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On the Road Again, April 2006. Fancy-schmancy! Yes. But they are biker friendly and they welcome motorcyclists. Eureka Springs is a favorite destination location for bikers. The town is well over 125 years old and is handling its age well. In 2001 Eureka Springs was named one of 12 Distinctive Destinations … Read more