High noon seemed like an appropriate time for our meet up. There wasn’t any gunplay planned, but my steed’s sudden oil leak did have me wondering if I’d make it through the trip. I’d noticed the dripping just a few days prior, too late to get it fixed before I left. Rather than miss out, I decided to press my luck. The warbling whistle of a Clint Eastwood movie soundtrack trailed off in the back of my mind as I headed south from Tucson.

Conquering Fear on Tour de France RoutesBy Robert Navin, #212529 Riding a motorcycle through the French Alps to tackle the legendary twisties of Tour de

Nearly a decade ago, I had the incredible pleasure of riding with a friend from Alicante, Spain, north along the Mediterranean Sea to Barcelona before

Motorcyclists from Australia, England, the District of Colombia, Canada and 17 states across America rolled into Kentucky’s oldest state park for a weekend immersed in history, hospitality and picturesque geological marvels.

Many people won’t believe how amazing a small bike is until they try one. If you want to experience the benefits of off-road riding on a small bike, look no further than François Deroeux. François is a professional motorcycle coach who’s competed in events like the Baja 1000.

“California Dreaming” was the song rolling around in my head, off and (mostly) on for almost two weeks. Not the Mamas and Papas version, but the grungier, more visceral Cam Cole version. Worth checking out, if you haven’t already. A one-man band, alone with his own interpretation, much as I imagined myself on this spectacular coastal section of a solo coast-to-coast road trip. Countless people before me have driven the west coast of the U.S. on Highway 101 and I’ll wager most saw a lot more of it than I did.

This is the euphemistic phrase a riding buddy used for the first pee break on a trail ride, explaining the rest of the outing would

Dave Levingston and I were never going to get along. Fifty years ago there was no way we’d become best friends. Back in our college years Ohio University had two schools of photography, as different as night and day.