by Clint A. Buhs (RowdyRed94) Yesterday was the first real ride of the season in Central Minnesota. I’d been around the city twice before in recent weeks on warm afternoons, but this time I went 150 miles and found some good, tight curves. The weather is finally, genuinely warm. Not the fickle, fleeting kind of March warm that disappears with the sun. The road has been heated by the sun,... more.

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by Ken Boyer Last year I had a mid-life impulse buy, traded in a 2003 ST13 for a 2006 Honda 919. Nice, fun little bike, but I lost my zest for riding on it. Until I discovered what I was missing; the journey. My heart and soul just likes to kill a couple tanks of gas in a day ride. So out with the 919 and in with the new Suzuki Bandit 1250SA. Just in case any of you are interested (it took home... more.

By: Intimid8er Oops! Maybe not! I was rudely wrenched out of my reverie this morning on my ride to work. The State D.O.T. is resurfacing a stretch of concrete (not macadam) highway along my route. They've ground down the surface for rain grooves. It makes for some tricky riding, but once you are used to it, it is okay. Some of the grooves are deeper than others and can influence your line of tr... more.

By - Larry (dcstrng) Forum member. In praise of a long lost mechanical friend: a Norton P11 Ranger. The key to enjoying travel on a motorcycle isn’t how much or how little you carry, but rather making sure you carrying the right stuff and leave the rest of the crap back home, or in the trash. Experience, some reasoned forethought and a little route planning can replace bags and bags ... more.

We recently asked our forum members for some support to help out with some of the costs associated with running our site. In the form of subscription, our friends came through and really helped us out. To thank them we had a draw for all those that subscribed. The grand prize was a $200 gift certificate to NewEnough.com. We also had four secondary prizes of $20 in NewEnough.com gift certificat... more.

Last year, my home town of Moncton, New Brunswick was host to the Atlantic Canadian HOG rally. Lots of great bikes and beautiful pieces of art. There were some classics.... (more...)... more.