More from the master of motorcycling self-deprecation. Originally published in Keystone Motorcycle Press, March 2022 Really appreciate new KMP reader Mark Robbin’s letter in the February issue. He was responding to my piece in the January issue where I noted that my 75-year-old butt had a hard time doing more than 150 miles at aContinue reading “Riding the Plank“
Category Archives: Features
AirHawk Product Review
Published in Keystone Motorcycle Press, November 2021 Tush, Rear End. Derrière. Bottom. Behind. Arse. Jacksy. Backside. Butt. Like the Eskimos’ extensive list of words for what we simply call snow, motorcyclists probably have dozens of words for that part of their anatomy which makes the most contact with their machines. And well they should, asContinue reading “AirHawk Product Review”
Ma & Pa – Pt 3
Ma & Pa – Pt 2
Two Holes and a Tube
Published January 2015. From a two-year series of monthly short features titled “Remembrances” in Keystone Motorcycle Press. A rented Honda Shadow. November 1996 tour around Florida. I’m cruising the Tamiami Trail, east to west. Left the Northeast cold behind and I am really enjoying the balmy ‘70s. Not much traffic this weekday, and with openContinue reading “Two Holes and a Tube”
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