Sunshine and warm temperatures are all the motivation a rider needs to get the motorcycle out of the garage and onto the highway.

As summer draws near, law enforcement and safety instructors are asking riders to refresh their motorcycle safety skills.

It’s inevitable really. Take six guys, any six guys, give them each a motorcycle and, well, sooner or later, a race will ensue. Actually, any number greater than one is enough to initiate the trash talking. Truth be told, if we’re alone, we’ll just race ourselves.  READ ON

As car drivers, you've been there before. Distracted by that game of Angry Birds, the burger you're shoving into your fat face or just asleep at the wheel, you've nearly killed a motorcyclist. You might even have tried to do so on purpose. But underneath that helmet is an actual human being. Here's what happens when you try and kill one of us.

The idea for this article occurred to me the other morning. Riding home from a girl's house through rush hour traffic in LA, the big ol' Moto Guzzi Stelvio NTX I was riding was just a tad too wide to make it between a V6, slushbox-equipped Mustang and a parked car. Toot, toot and the car scooted an inch to the left to let me by, just as I'd intended. But, as soon as I'd ridden through the gap, the driver got on the horn and the passenger started yelling out the window. I didn't even clip that black plastic mirror as I'd ridden by so just figured it was the usual thing - jealousy. READ ON