Moose Ride: Motorcycle Touring from Vermont to New Hampshire to Canada
Dan Bisbee
February 4, 2009
story and photography by Dan Bisbee [Moose Ride: Motorcycle Touring from Vermont to Canada was originally published as a Favorite Ride in the March 2009 issue of Rider magazine] The moose is North America’s largest mammal, and an estimated 7,000 of them call New Hampshire home. They are magnificent... Read more »
Ohio Motorcycle Touring: The Ride to Prospect
Eric Pincus
September 14, 2008
story and photography by Eric Pincus [Ohio Motorcycle Touring: The Ride to Prospect was originally published as a Favorite Ride in the October 2008 issue of Rider magazine] As I put on my helmet my two-year-old daughter, Vanya, admonishes me “Ride safe, Daddy!” A short time later I embark on one... Read more »
Motorcycle Touring Northern New Jersey’s Skylands
Kenneth W. Dahse
July 11, 2008
story and photography by Kenneth W. Dahse [Motorcycle Touring Northern New Jersey’s Skylands was originally published as a Favorite Ride in the July 2008 issue of Rider magazine] Unfortunately, many riders have an image of New Jersey inspired by Joe Piscopo’s famous lines from a Saturday Night Live... Read more »
Motorcycle Ride Along the Delaware River
Moshe Levy
July 11, 2008
story and photography by Moshe Levy [Motorcycle Ride Along the Delaware River was originally published in the January 2008 issue of Rider magazine] We’re about to take a contemplative Delaware motorcycle ride through time, from the Colonial fight for independence to avant-garde artistry in sculpture,... Read more »
Best of Ohio Motorcycle Rides
Jeff Morgan
July 11, 2008
story and photography by Jeff Morgan [Best of Ohio Motorcycle Rides originally appeared as a Favorite Ride in the November 2007 issue of Rider magazine] Most people don’t realize that Ohio motorcycle rides offer some of the most scenic and exciting motorcycle routes in the country. I made this discovery... Read more »
Riding Across Central New England on an Electra Glide
Rider Magazine
April 28, 2008
The Ultra and I are on top of Lincoln Gap, some 2,500 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, which lies about 120 miles to the east. Maybe if there were a tower and a telescope I could see the ocean, but in reality we are surrounded by the thick woods of Vermont’s Green Mountain National Forest (by the way,... Read more »
West Virginia Motorcycle Touring
Mario Caruso
March 8, 2008
story and photography by Mario Caruso [This article about West Virginia motorcycle touring was originally published in the March 2008 issue of Rider] West Virginians love quoting New River Gorge Bridge statistics: the biggest steel span bridge in the Americas (used to be The World before the Chinese... Read more »
Northeast Getaway: Motorcycling Pennsylvania’s Route 6
Cindy Ross
May 25, 2007
As I negotiate the curves directly outside Milford on Pennsylvania’s Route 6, the thought suddenly occurs to me that I am climbing something big. I steer my motorcycle left on the 35-mph curves, then right as I snake along the smooth-as-glass blacktop road. I’m not prepared for the feast that lies... Read more »
Vermont Motorcycle Rides: Over the Green Mountains
Chuck T. Farnan
January 4, 2007
Story and photography by R.W. Ballou [Vermont Motorcycle Rides: Over the Green Mountains was originally published as a Favorite Ride in the March 2005 issue of Rider magazine] I live in the southeast corner of Vermont, where the hills are steep, the valleys are narrow and the architecture in the villages... Read more »
West Virginia Motorcycle Rides: Escaping Washington D.C.
David Safford
January 2, 2007
[Virginia Motorcycle Rides: Escaping Washington D.C. was originally published as a Favorite Ride in the August 2006 of Rider magazine] One of the best things about living in Washington, D.C., is how easy it is to get away from it. Life in the nation’s capital can be exhilarating, but the nonstop partisan... Read more »
