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RESCHEDULED DATES FOR MARCH, APRIL AND MAY TOUR STOPS  NASHVILLE, Tenn. (March 23, 2020) – Tanya Tucker and CMT today announced rescheduled tour dates for the Spring leg of the 2020 “CMT Next Women of Country: Bring My Flowers Now Tour” to later in the year. The news was announced this morning by Tanya via Instagram. Purchased tour […]

Hold on, all is not lost. The Museum will reopen on the 1st of April. If you’re escaping any city to find your nirvana in the Badlands, don’t miss the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum. It’s cool and growing everyday. And don’t miss the Hall of Fame Breakfast during the rally at the Deadwood Lodge. –Bandit

Spring Rally Postponed During an emergency meeting of the Panama City Beach City Council on Tuesday, a decision was made that follows directives from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, and the Centers for Disease Control, pertaining to limiting large-scale events in Florida. Read more   Same Great Bands, Different Dates We are excited to announce that

We’re nuts. We want to build the most minimalist scooters on the planet. Hell, we can build a magneto powered bobber with one wire for the lights, done. But as soon as we start to ride it, we are confronted with the need to carry shit, like tools, a lock, chapstick, night glasses, a scarf,

If there’s a silver lining to this social isolation, self-quarantine mess, since you’ve got to hunker down at home for a couple of weeks, why not wrench on your motorcycle? It’s a prime opportunity to get out in the garage and throw on that new exhaust or intake you’ve been eye-balling. If you need help

The Commonwealth’s 2020 “Motorcycle Awareness Period” Proclamation has been issued by Governor Baker, proclaiming March 23rd through April 30th as the period urging all citizens to take cognizance of the more than 162,000 motorcycles soon to be coming back onto its roads, and to “Check Twice – Save a Life, Motorcycles are EVERYWHERE !!!! Enacted

5-BALL Board of Directors Didn’t Fire Anyone We will continue to do our best to keep our readers up on what’s happening worldwide and specifically in the motorcycle world. We will keep the freedom bell ringing, the projects rolling and reports coming. Just this week the media blamed the Coronavirus on President Trump and The

DON’TS AND DOS ON CORONAVIRUS MARCH 17, 2020 By Jane M. Orient, M.D. How do you plan on surviving the Coronavirus? We have the ultimate list to help you make it through this pandemic! Some of the views expressed here are controversial. So, do ask your doctor. I hope you have one—not just the HMO or

Hey These times will determine the fate of many small businesses around the world.  The only thing we can do as a Mom & Pop Shop is adapt and ride the wave. We are offering Monthly Specials on our most iconic images as a way of thanking you for your patronage.  You have allowed Scott to make a hobby

Cycle Source, Providence Cycle Worx and Flat Broke Chops & Rods Join The 2020 High Seas Rally Crew   Alright, you scallywags, it’s time for a massive dose of motorcycle misbehaving and general skullduggery on the 2020 High Seas Rally. Cycle Source Magazine, Providence Cycle Worx, and Flat Broke Chops & Rods will be boarding

GLOBAL MOTORCYCLE SALES STUMBLE Global motorcycle sales were a mixed bag for major manufacturers in 2019.  Despite recording sales of 60.1 million units in 2019, the global motorcycle market shrunk by 1.6 million and the forecast for 2020 isn’t clear nor sunny.   Global motorcycle sales grew to its highest level ever in 2018 with 61.7 million

China on March 19 reported no new local infections for the previous day, a milestone in the ongoing fight against the pandemic. The news signaled that an end to China’s epidemic could be in sight.   However, experts said the country would need to see at least 14 consecutive days without new infections for the

Dear Patients and Friends Dear Patients and Friends During this challenging times I will continue to give our patien health news that ts helpful and implementable facts. This information below just came out of the University of Virginia: 1. WHAT SYMPTOMS SHOULD I LOOK FOR? People should suspect that they might have COVID-19 if they