There's no lonelier condition than that of a motorcyclist who has gone down far from helping hands, but an American company has produced an emergency beacon that promises some relief.
A cleaning product that began as an automotive cleaning accessory is gaining acceptance among other users, its maker says, because it's a water-based all purpose wax and polish that contains no petroleum distillates, alcohol, or ammonia.
If you've ridden the western side of North America in the last few years, then you may well have planned your trip with one of the excellent and comprehensive Destination Highways series of road guide books. However, you may also have realized that maybe there's a tad more information in the book than can be easily absorbed when on the road.
From their website: "... riding on the back of a sports bike sometimes doesn't feel as safe as it should. TankGrip was invented with your (sic) in mind!"
Sometimes you just don’t want your drinks mixed with one of those whiny, petite little blenders they sell in discount stores. Sometimes you want horsepower in your margarita.
Clem Salvadori has been writing a column for Rider magazine out of California since 1988, says the blurb, and that sounds about right to me — he's certainly been a fixture on that touring-oriented mag as long as I can remember.
If you ride your motorcycle to church, or to the local devil-worship compound, you might want to switch to Pirellis next spring.
There's no lonelier condition than that of a motorcyclist who has gone down far from helping hands, but an American company has produced an emergency beacon that promises some relief.
A cleaning product that began as an automotive cleaning accessory is gaining acceptance among other users, its maker says, because it's a water-based all purpose wax and polish that contains no petroleum distillates, alcohol, or ammonia.
If you've ridden the western side of North America in the last few years, then you may well have planned your trip with one of the excellent and comprehensive Destination Highways series of road guide books. However, you may also have realized that maybe there's a tad more information in the book than can be easily absorbed when on the road.
From their website: "... riding on the back of a sports bike sometimes doesn't feel as safe as it should. TankGrip was invented with your (sic) in mind!"
T-shirts in support of the Canadian ISDE team are available at $25 each.
Avon Tyres has added a track day line to their Viper Range with the Viper Xtreme.
Drinking gasoline is bad, which is why Aerostich offers a siphon that never needs to touch your lips.
Sometimes you just don’t want your drinks mixed with one of those whiny, petite little blenders they sell in discount stores. Sometimes you want horsepower in your margarita.
Clem Salvadori has been writing a column for Rider magazine out of California since 1988, says the blurb, and that sounds about right to me — he's certainly been a fixture on that touring-oriented mag as long as I can remember.