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Riding motorcycle can be dangerous at any time, but when it rains, the danger level increases. For the biker the danger is to keep control of the motorcycle when it becomes slippery and for the rest of the traffic, the danger towards the biker is that cars may hit a bike because the rain has made it difficult to see smaller objects on the road. You can already see the scenario …

Remember when motorcycles required a serious workout to ride? They had to be kick-started, man-handled, respected and they left you smelling like a hearty mixture of gasoline, sweat and exhaust. Not just anyone could handle the iron horses of yester-year; that actuality is largely responsible for the outlaw image associated with bikers of the better part of the 20th …

The Baja California Peninsula. It’s one of North America’s last wild frontiers, a wide-open space that stretches 800 sprawling miles from Mexico’s border with the US to its southernmost tip, which is capped off by the popular tourist town of Cabo San Lucas. For motorcyclists, it is a beautiful place to have that once-in-a …

When you’re riding your motorcycle along nice stretches of twisties and you end up riding towards a large body of water, like a lake, sea or river, what’s next? Is that where the fun ends, so you dismount your bike, admire the scenery and head on back home. But it doesn’t have to be like that. No – this could be when the real fun starts. At least …