Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. IN THE Our Daily Bread Carmen Juch I remember my Grandmother eating cornbread in a glass of buttermilk with a little sugar. I thought that was "ewwww-icky". Since those days, I learned that dish was considered a "soul food dessert". Who knew? We ate homemade … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. New Mexico Land Of Enchantment Welcome to New Mexico as we add another state to our list of places you will want to Experience. No matter how many times you visit each time you will find new places to go and interesting things to see. … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. The Loneliest Road in America? In 1986, Life Magazine described Hwy 50 across Nevada as the "loneliest road in America." Life went on to say there were no attractions or points of interest along the 287-mile stretch from Ely to Fernley and recommended that drivers … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. Insurance Lessons from Life Larry Gore Buying the motorcycle had stretched out budget more than we had planned, but who could resist the shiny chrome on the Harley? When Sue Haley, my insurance agent, quoted me the cost of colli- Sion and comprehensive insurance my … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. Less than a hundred miles away (and 200 smiles) is the Two Wheels Only Motorcycle Resort (TWO) in Suches, Georgia. In addition to being convenient to the challenge of "The Dragon" the Suches area offers many other fun options for the rider. If you're into … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. Freddy Powers An American Treasure Amy Edgerly Freddy Powers is…. "one of my mentors. He taught me how to really play guitar and I just love him to death." — Pauline Reese, Texas country singer/songwriter. Freddy Powers is… "A very–good time! He's really nice and … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. Colorado Front Range Tom Matthews Turkey Creek Tours Sitting at the convergence of the South Platte River and Cherry Creek, the city of Denver lies between the vast expanse of the Great Plains to the east and the foothills and high peaks of the Rockies … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. Commuting South African Style Adam Jeske My wife actually said, "l think we should get a motorcycle." I couldn't believe my ears. Having explained how good bikes are on gas, and how resale values in South Africa stay very high compared to back home in … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. If you have ever had your bike fall over — I had one blown over by a high wind — then you know what how helpful an engine guard can be in limiting damage. They can also be helpful in side impact crashes and in … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, July 2007. The Devil's Highway Route 666 aka US 191 The sign of the beast? Or just a beast to ride? The sixth spur that branched off the Route 66 was designated (in keeping with the numbering system) Route 666. From the beginning legends, stories, prophecies, superstitions … Read more