Seth Enslow breaks world record for longest jump on a Harley not once, but twice.

Cash is still king. If you think it isn’t, then make sure the check clears the bank first.

Investigators in Northern Ohio are looking for a man by the name of Lamar Johnson who they believe has purchased several motorcycles and some trucks with fake checks. In all the transactions, Johnson allegedly paid for the bikes with bogus checks. By the time the sellers realized that the check was no good it was too late.

One of the victims called “Eugene” sold his Honda Sport Bike for… Continue reading

Times may be tough at Harley-Davidson, but things are looking up for their CEO.

As with most companies, times have been a little rough for Harley-Davidson during the Great Recession. In the past year they have laid off workers, closed some factories, shut down the Buell brand, and lost $218.7 million in the fourth quarter of last year. I am not too sure if Harley-Davidson… Continue reading

Triumph accouncing a number of new and special edition models for 2010.

Triumph Motorcycles celebrated its 15th year since returning to North America by accouncing a number of new and special edition (SE) models for 2010 that will be offered in limited numbers.

Thunderbird SE: The 1600cc (98 cubic inch) Thunderbird SE comes standard with new Carnival Red paint, ABS, a quick detach touring windshield

Seth Enslow to try and break Bubba Blackwell’s world record for longest jump on a Harley-Davidson

The American freestyle superstar, Seth Enslow, will soon attempt to shatter the world record for the longest distance jumped on a Harley-Davidson on his customized Harley-Davidson XR1200. The current record is held by the Bubba Blackwell,when he jumped his Harley-Davidson XR-750 for a distance of 157 feet. In what is… Continue reading

Florida Mom honors Son’s Memory By Promoting Motorcycle Awareness

Diane Pearson lost her 31-year-old son Gene, a Pinellas County Sheriff’s Deputy, in a motorcycle accident after a driver pulled out in front of him. Now her mission is to do everything to protect other motorcyclists by bringing awareness to motorist of the importance of looking twice before turning or pulling out. She has given out over 165,000 purple bumper stickers that read… Continue reading

California working to make other motorist more aware of motorcyclists.

In an effort to make the roads safer for bikers, The California Highway Patrol has started displaying ‘Share the road, look twice for motorcyclists’ on over 700 signs across the state.

Robert Gladden, director of the US’s Motorcycle Safety Foundation said: “The Motorcycle Safety Foundation, along with many thousands of motorcyclists, applaud the… Continue reading

2010 Harley-Davidson Dyna Wide Glide Motorcycle Review from Motorcycle USA

The first FXDWG Dyna Wide Glide hit the scene in 1993 and quickly became revered for its kicked-out, wide-set front fork legs pitched at a heavy rake, and mini ape-hanger style handlebars. For a production motorcycle, the Wide Glide gained reputation as a hot chopper, especially for a bike. While Dyna models are known as the lightest-handling Harleys but steering on the 2010 Dyna… Continue reading

2010 Honda VFR1200F Motorcycle Review by Motorcycle USA

Going into the press introduction of the 2010 Honda VFR1200F there were a couple big questions that needed to be answered. First, why is Honda holding the introduction at the Sugo racing facility rather than simply offering us a street ride? And exactly what class does this motorcycle belong in? That brings us to the 3.5-mile-long Sportsland Sugo Circuit, just outside of Murata, Japan, where I… Continue reading

Indian Motorcycles to Showcase Models at Daytona Bike Week

Indian Motorcycle will appear at a new location during Daytona Bike Week 2010. The event truck showcasing the historic brand’s 2010 models will be stationed at Riverfront Park, directly across from the company’s new Daytona Beach dealership, Indian Motorcycle Daytona, located at 402 North Beach Street.

Indian Motorcycle will attend Daytona Bike Week February 26 – March 6… Continue reading