First Impressions

Why I bought a 2006 Ford F150 Harley Davidson edition truck. Was it the badge? Nope. Was it because I'm a Harley-lovin' biker? Nope. But here are 5 reasons why I bought a Harley-Davidson Edition Ford F-150 and why, if you're like me, you might want to buy one too.

In addition to premium components, the Husqvarna 701 Enduro has a ton of new technology that off-road and dual-sport motorcycle riders will absolutely love.

After putting fuel stabilizer in a beautiful red Vespa GTS 300, it's time to take it out for a quick ride around the neighborhood to get the stabilizer running through the fuel system before putting the bike away for the Vespa, so why not shoot record it and share a video review of the GTS 300? In this video I'll be sharing a bit about the history of Piaggio (the maker of Vespa), what I love and hate about this scooter, and answers to the five most common questions that new scooteristas ask.

The Ducati Diavel has been a dream motorcycle for me for almost a decade. When I finally got my dream bike for a weekend, did reality match up with expectations? Check out this Diavel first ride story to find out.

This Norton Commando 850 is a staple of british motorcycling, and represents one of the last of the famous British Twins. Here’s a walkaround video of it.

There are two main reasons why Harley-Davidson owners don't like the Street 500 and 750 motorcycles, & a lot of extra reasons. This article & video explains.

Society isn't what it used to be, and in a #MeToo era, here are 5 motorcycle movies they couldn't get away with today.

This weekend there was a Ducati Party in my living room. It started with a Ducati Panigale 1199 I was storing over the winter for a friend. That bike had to go, but then the place looked empty, so I ...

This is awesome, and I’m really excited, again. Back in 2015, I ordered a dual USB-charger that could be easily wired to a motorcycle battery, and mounted to my motorcycle’s handlebars even more easily. That was great, but it required another addition ...

It runs off a battery, or just about any kind of fluid that can burn. It makes enough power to run communications equipment, but is only as loud as a conversation. Oh, and it'll go 80 miles per hour.