trp’s Biker Babe of the week
Riding and rockin’ go together like motorcycles and hotties!
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trp’s Biker Babe(s) of the week
Who said bikini bike wash? We’re soooooo in!
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trp’s Biker Babe of the week
After a long relaxing ride, a girl’s gotta have her coffee.
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trp’s Biker Babe of the week
You meet the friendliest people… on a motorcycle.
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trp’s Biker Babe of the week
West Hollywood know at thing or two about style. And so do the local biker babes.
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trp’s Biker Babe of the week
You never know who you’ll run into during Bike Week in Daytona.
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trp’s Biker Babe of the week
Take venture south to enjoy the sights of Nicagua. Biker babes are internationally popular.
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Bike Week 2007 ends for 500,000 riders while media headlines again focus on deaths
It may be a new year, but it’s the same old story… and it’s getting boring for some people. Last year 21 brothers and sisters of the wind went for their final rides in Florida. Reports indicate another 8 "motorcycle-related" deaths in 2007.
Any loss of life is tragic, but negative generalization of events by the majority of media sources would cause their editors and reporters to fail any reputable college Journalism 101 class. Instead of being objective on a significant story, the drive for sensationalistic headlines and 30 second soundbites slants the situation to generate negative feelings towards motorcycle riders in general .
trp’s Biker Babe of the week
You’re sure to go Hog Wild over this week’s winner. She’ll R.U.B. you the right way.
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Motorcycle Rider Education… a must before you join any group ride
As the temps increase, so do the number of first time motorcycle riders hitting the roads. There are tons of variations on a theme, but the expression that "15 minutes of paperwork and $15,000 will not make you a biker" is true. I strongly recommend completing and passing a certified rider education course through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Harley-Davidson’s Riders Edge program or your state department of transportation. Get your training, pass your exams, get licensed, get insured and get to practicing!
Just like you were not ready to drive on the interstate highway or the Indy 500 the first time you got behind the wheel of your cage (that’s a car for the newbie riders), you will not be ready for group riding immediately. Take to the parking lots and learn control of your motorcycle at slow speeds. Practice, practice, practice the basics until you feel comfortable with the skills you were introduce to in the rider education. And then practice some more. Gradually work your way up to streets, traffic and highways. Once you’ve got full control over your bike, you’ll be ready to join a group ride.
Bikers for Best Friends
Best Friends Animal Society has a very worthy goal. The non-profit is networking with humane groups across the country to bring about a time when there are nomore homeless pets. Best Friends operates a sanctuary in Utah, for more than 1,500 dogs, cats, horses, rabbits and other animals to call home.
A group of bikers now have organized a supporting motorcycle club, Bikers for Best Friends. The founding chapter is sponsored by Zion Harley Davidson and performs various functions, events and poker runs to help the cause. If you’re in the area, you should consider joining. If you’ve visiting or interested in starting a local chapter, you can find out more information on their website.
http://network.bestfriends.org/bikersforbestfriends/news/
Stop Dreaming
I never get tired of the print advertisements for Harley-Davidson.
It’s easy to see why their agency, Carmichael Lynch, win so many creative awards for their work on the account.