Yearly Archives: 2017

Mounting stiff sidewall motorcycle tires can be a real pain in the knuckles.  Some tires like the Heidenau and the Moto-Z Tractionator are so stiff that they defy regular mounting techniques.  If you have a tire machine, no biggie, but

A few weeks ago we wrote an article that challenges everything we know about riding in pairs on the highway.    Typically, when we ride in pairs we stagger the bikes in the lane: left, right, left, right, etc.  

You've probably used a checklist to help you complete a variety of tasks: Chores around the house Educational goals Financial goals Work related projects Engine rebuilds Vacation or travel preparation Flying your own private 737 airplane Etc, etc, etc. We

This article challenges everything we know about riding in pairs on the highway.  Have an open mind.   Typically, when we ride in pairs we stagger the bikes in the lane: left, right, left, right, etc.   What if we're

Here's a helpful article that most people don't want to talk about.  It's a bit personal and intentionally funny.   Saddle sores can (and will) affect every rider at some point.  Learn the causes and explore the treatments. Click the

The IDBDR winds its way from Canada to Nevada, with a side-step into Montana.  It's 1,238 miles long, and most of it is on forest service roads, county roads, and there's a bit of pavement thrown in here and there.

Steve Grasso puts the CyclePump, EZAir Gauge, and Tire Repair Kit thru their paces. Watch the video here:  Cafe Racer Podcast - The CyclePump Steve has an "older model" CyclePump without the rubber armor.  All new CyclePumps come with the

We first met Paul Smith about 5 years ago at a Rawhyde Adventures vendor summit in California.  Paul is an avid adventure rider, photo journalist, and also holds the post of Senior Editor at ADVMoto Magazine.   Paul has carried