The evolution of a track day rider
We grow into our own versions of strength and success through trial and error, good (and bad) advice from friends and strangers the like, and a brawniness that can only come from within. First we overcomplicate, then we simplify.
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Parenthood and the biker balancing act
“Don’t have kids unless you’re prepared to say goodbye to motorcycling.” Over the years, my husband and I heard this time and time…
If grandma can do it … Hayley Nelson keeps family passion for riding alive
Embellished in silver-tinted leather gloves, Hayley Nelson wraps her fingers in a twisting arch over the throttle of her 1980 Honda CM…
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Notes from the road: Zen and the art of roadside loafing
The crunch of gravel beneath my adventure bike grows quieter as I ease the tall bike up to the guardrail next to…
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Notes from the road: Enjoy the night
The darkness sweeps beside me broken only by the single headlamp and the glow from the gauge cluster. Traffic disappears and the…
Fueled by passion: Visiting Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum’s new Advanced Design Center
I’ve enjoyed a career that let me ride motorcycles in more than 50 countries around the world and do an assortment of…