I have to say I never expected that I would drop my bike, but I did. I just arrived back at work from getting new saddle bags put on my bike. As I was getting off of my bike my boot got stuck on the new saddle bag and of course I ended up dropping my bike. I was completely embarrassed considering I work with a bunch of men who happened to be outside at the time. I even had to ask them to help me pick up my 650lb motorcycle. After they gave me my new nick-name, crash, I spent the rest of that ...

Motorcycle road trips in Tennessee are some of the best roads to travel on your motorcycle in the country. Considering the fact that it's next to impossible to find a public gravel road, that alone should tell you how motorcycle friendly our state really is. The upkeep of our roadways is another prideful point and again user friendly in deed for bike enthusiasts. Taking the roads of choice is all about where you want to go, the path is clear and friendly.

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As summer draws near, the call of the open road beckons you to seek out new adventures. Here are a few tips to help you plan for your next motorcycle road trip.

Packing for a motorcycle trip takes a little more thought than packing for a trip in the car. You have limited storage space and plenty of items that you might need along the way. The key is to pack as compact and lightweight as possible. If you're not sure you'll need an item, remember that you can always pick up an extra sweatshirt o...