Motorcycle Fatalities Increase Causes Concern, Investigation
By Astrid Bidanec

Everyone knows that riding motorcycles is not only a means of transportation but also a passion for many. Unlike a car, a motorcycle becomes an extension of the owner’s soul, starting with the specific type of motorcycle the rider chooses. The downside however, is too many motorcycle accidents result in death for the rider and any passengers due to the maximum exposure of the human body to any source of impact. It does not have to be this way-there are ways to avoid a tragic outcome!

Motorcycle Hall of Fame Announces Class of 2007
Press Release by www.motorcyclemuseum.org

May 18, 2007, PICKERINGTON, OHIO - Twelve new members have been selected for induction into The Motorcycle Hall of Fame. Each new inductee has furthered American motorcycling through a lifetime of achievement. Induction ceremonies for the Class of 2007 are scheduled for the evening of Saturday, October 6, 2007, in Columbus Ohio.

Interview with Christine from her-motorcycle.com
By Astrid Bidanec

Astrid: When did you set up your website?

Christine: I started working on the idea after the first of the year, this year, and formally launched the site at the end of April (2007). Prior to then, however, I had a web presence through a knitting blog: Knitting on Trial. I met so many other women through the blog, and as motorcycle season was approaching, I decided to try the same thing through motorcycling.

Motorcycles damage the ozone layer more than cars
By Astrid Bidanec

Even though motorcycles are still a minority on any road, they nevertheless contribute a major part to the environmental crisis because their emissions per mile are more harmful than those of any passenger vehicles, or even trucks, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Is it time for a smarter and greener motorcycle to enter the market?