Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. tions to this ride; 1) "WOW" that was too much fun" and, 2) I have to do it again. Shortly after you leave Apache Junction, on Route 88, you will see the entrance to the Lost Dutchman State Park, which is located in the Superstition … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. Keeping it to themselves — Things your insurer won't tell you Keeping secrets is fine when you're in grade school, but when it comes to taking care of your bike, secrets are just what you don't need, especially from your insurance company. Here are some … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. Just another backseat driver? Carmen Juch We've been traveling quite a bit of late, Missouri, around Texas, a lot of new places we haven't experienced before. So, last Christmas when it was suggested that we needed a GPS (Navigational System) to take along on these … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. A Motorcycling Honeymoon in Colorado by Jessica Morris (Piotrowski) Spending my honeymoon on a motorcycle traveling through the Rocky Mountains would never have crossed my mind as a remote possibility if I hadn't married a man who dreams, breathes, sleeps and lives motorcycles. I had … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. Glitter, Glitz and Glamour: Las Vegas Larry Gore As the sun begins to set behind the Charleston Peak, but before the darkness can settle in over the city, the Las Vegas Strip lights up in a neon sea. This is truly a city that never … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. COURTESY OF THE NEW MEXICO TOURISM DEPARTMENT BY JIM ORR Trail of the Mountain Spirits Silver City, Gila River and Lake Roberts Larry Gore Next, is New Mexico, rightfully called the "Land of Enchantment". Here we discover the marks left by miners, homesteaders, Indians, Spanish … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. The Ozark Moonshine Run Photos and Text: Bob "Pack Rat" Richards Recently I was asked if I had a favorite day trip ride, and if so, where was it and would I share it with the rest of the riders out there. Without a second's … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. Another Magazine, who needs it? Houston does. Lone Star Biker is back…and it is just for the Houston area! You have talked and we have listened. You told us that you liked the digest-size of the original magazine because it made it so easy to … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. Moab, the Ultimate Destination via Yellowstone National Park by Tina L. Snyder Photos by Leroy Snyder "So little time, so many routes" may be echoing through your mind as you plan your itinerary to Moab from Yellowstone. Whether your travel plans take you through Montana, … Read more
Originally published in Motorcycles On The Road Again, September 2007. The Appalachians Sampler Larry Gore Viewed from space the area around the Tennessee and North Carolina border would look as wrinkled as a prune. While wrinkles may be the bane of aging for people, wrinkles on the surface of our planet simply provide a fun … Read more