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Adventures

Adventures

Posted on 02. Feb, 2012 by .

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by Robert “Puppy” DeGroat I think in one of my earlier missives, I might have mentioned that I like adventures, and as such, my wanderings on motorcycles became just that, a ride to another adventure, or even the bridge from adventure to adventure. One of my many faults is that I became a creature of [...]

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New Season of Full Throttle Starts November 30th – Who’s Watching?

New Season of Full Throttle Starts November 30th – Who’s Watching?

Posted on 10. Nov, 2011 by .

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by Michele “Backseatrider” Vogt I am! If you have never watched, tune in. Full Throttle television show gives a behind-the-scenes look at how the bar is run during the Sturgis Rally. The owners, Mike Ballard and Jesse Dupree from Jackyl, along with Michael’s fiancee(?), Angie, give viewers an inside look on the ups ‘n’ downs [...]

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A New Beginning

A New Beginning

Posted on 20. Oct, 2011 by .

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by Jimi Dean The beginning of a new life starts with some pain and a little bit of sorrow. I’ve been watching my mom for the last 5 years living on the road on her motorcycle. I was always envious of her for doing just that, living. So when the next chapter of my life [...]

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The Gypsy Beach

The Gypsy Beach

Posted on 13. Oct, 2011 by .

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By Scooter Tramp Scotty Kerekes Florida is a good place to winter and, of the two months I’d just spent in the sunshine state, there was certainly no regret as the events of those warm days had been anything if not memorable. But the season now approached early May and, besides the fact that Florida [...]

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Seeing the Eagle

Seeing the Eagle

Posted on 06. Oct, 2011 by .

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By Tony Santoloci I went through the sublime Beartooth Pass to get to Yellowstone National Park. The pass is a scenic windy road that abuts Wyoming, Montana and Yellowstone. Travel on the road is limited throughout the year as the altitude reaches 12,000 feet at the peak. If you can cross without freezing, or being [...]

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My Second Night on the Road

My Second Night on the Road

Posted on 28. Sep, 2011 by .

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by Jimi Dean Around four o’clock I started searching for my first campsite and was getting a little down when I couldn’t find one. Was I going to stay in another hotel tonight? KOA next exit a sign stands out on the highway. I exit hungry and cold in hope to find a cheap place [...]

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Thunder and a Street of Dreams

Thunder and a Street of Dreams

Posted on 22. Sep, 2011 by .

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By Michelle Hope My winter in Southern Cal had been wrought with much soul searching and inward reflection. The age-old question of purpose, direction, and is this journey where I belong? I have been five years on the road living off my 85 Honda Shadow. Was this nomadic adventuring an aimless exercise in futility? I [...]

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Misadventure – The Other Side of Freedom

Misadventure – The Other Side of Freedom

Posted on 15. Sep, 2011 by .

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By Michelle Hope A good tarp is a vital necessity for the gypsy traveler.  It can be what determines a warm comfortable night, or a nightmare. What most of us don’t know when we first start out camping, is that only a GOOD tent will stave off the rain and then only when it is [...]

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The Grizzly, the Hawk, and the Wolf

The Grizzly, the Hawk, and the Wolf

Posted on 15. Sep, 2011 by .

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By Tony Santoloci Coming through the cascades into Idaho, I saw the infamous Grizzly bear. Its brown furry huge frame scattered across the road as I passed him on my bike. I was glad to have witnessed him from the safety of a very fast machine, and not from my camp. Idaho like its state’s [...]

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9/11 Remembering, Lessons and Time

9/11 Remembering, Lessons and Time

Posted on 12. Sep, 2011 by .

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by Michelle Hope Written in 2008… Remembering, Lessons, and Time 7 years later…   Smoke bellowed in the empty sky where the buildings once stood, as the gasps and screams of those watching filled the 34th floor of this midtown office building. Terror filled my heart and confusion erupted like searing molten lava in my [...]

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