By Larry GoreLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 3 The Lone Star Biker Magazine "Another biker magazine — who needs it?" Welcome to the premier edition of the Lone Star Biker Magazine. We believe that there is room for a quality magazine with articles and stories about riding and riders. A magazine you can actually read … Read more
By Larry GoreLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 42 Eye and Face Protection: Use goggles or glasses to protect eyes from wind, dust, dirt, rain, insects, and stones. Make sure eye or face protection is free of scratches, made of material that does not shatter, and gives a clear view to either side. Throttle and Brakes: … Read more
By Larry GoreLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 47 Be one of the first 10 people to correctly email us the location where this photo was taken and win a BikerTrash.com T-Shirt! Send your answer to larry@bikertrash.com
By Larry GoreLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 27-29 The puppy shivering in the December cold had the biggest feet I had ever seen. The snowflakes contrasted with his coal black fur making him look like a negative image of a Dalmatian. Posters were put up around the neighborhood and we ran a "found" ad in … Read more
By Larry GoreLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 18-20 Between publishing the online magazine and writing about motorcycle travel destinations, we get to visit a lot of places. After a while even the best locations can become sort of "ho hum", but occasionally we find something that is truly outstanding and that happened recently when we … Read more
By Larry GoreLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 30-33 In this section we are giving some general directions and letting you pick and choose. From Kerrville take Hwy 16 Northeast about 25 miles to Fredericksburg. The rest of our recommendations use Fredericksburg as the starting point. Fredericksburg. Founded by German immigrants the character of the town … Read more
By MaverickLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 36-38 by Maverick You see them all over Texas — "Ice Houses". The front of the place is wide open with at least one, and frequently several, overhead garage doors. Air conditioning is almost non-existent and to the "purist" would disqualify the establishment as a Texas Icehouse. The hallmarks … Read more
By Collen CampbellLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 41-42 by Collen Campbell There's an old riddle that goes "Railroad crossing, look out for cars. Can you spell that without any Rs?" It's funny to see how people try to spell the whole sentence without using the letter R. When it comes to railroad crossings though, it's … Read more
By AmyLoneStarBiker — First EditionPage 40 Tall drink of water, anyone?By Amy Charlie Robison is the living, breathing definition of a long, tall Texan, y'all. Only his talent and his relaxed, neighborly demeanor match his stature. A demeanor that put me at ease as he towered over me during our interview in the parking lot … Read more
By Carmen JuchLoneStarBiker — First EditionPrinted pages: 34-35 As another birthday looms and I am reaching the "age", you might know the one I speak of, when you come to that special realization that you have already looked the best you ever will and the future is promising … but only twinges and aches…I find … Read more