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Big, Bad Bikerfest Hits Sac
One of the great things about living in California is the year-round riding and temperatures in the 40s didn’t stop me and a few thousand others from riding into downtown Sacramento last weekend for the kickoff of the Easyriders bike show tour.
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Good vibes in Ventura.
You gotta love southern California. Where else can you spend a sunny Saturday riding to one of the best bike shows around – in December!
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The vintage racers at The Race of Gentlemen at Pismo Beach may have stolen the show.
Last month’s Race of Gentlemen at California’s Pismo beach brought racers together from as far as Japan and the East coast for a weekend of sand skirmishes and head-to-head racing on pre-WWII machinery.
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Bad jokes, good lies, waxing moons and fireflies.
Anyone who loves riding motorcycles gets it.
All we’re really chasing is a little freedom, and those two-wheel moments slicing through some newly discovered back-road are about as close as we can get.
Sharing that freedom with friends takes the whole gig up a dozen notches. And folks are catching on. There are dozens of ‘runs’ with new ones popping up every year. Complete with sponsors, accommodations, bands and free wi-fi, these can attract hundreds of riders. But to capture the real magic you have to eliminate distractions, not add them. And that’s what the Analog Run is all about.
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Pre-war beach racing comes to California to change car shows forever.
I’ve known Mel Stultz since before The Race of Gentleman. We were car-club brothers and even then he would drive everyone mad with his endless dreams, schemes and ideas of making car events fun again.
Racing, speedways, dare-devils. Fuel, fire, mayhem. It was all he ever talked about.
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Sometimes the best times are at your smaller, local get-togethers. This Sunday at the Monterey Moose Lodge a handful of vintage motorcycle nuts got together and shared their bikes, some coffee, and a few tall tales…
