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Blogs I read

Rather than a list of naked links in the sidebar, I prefer giving you some insight into what you will find when you visit a site that I frequent. Though I visit other sites, to include every one would make for an overwhelming list. These are the sites that due to my personal tastes and interest are on my everyday watch list.

Blog Why
40 Years on Two Wheels Each new installment of Doug’s memories, thoughts, and opinions about motorcycles and his life on two wheels is a great read. Kickback and enjoy.
Bikes in the Fast Lane Mike comes up with something new each day. Always interesting and often providing the first smile or laugh of the day—even before the first cup of coffee!
Bluepoof’s Adventures Blue hair, a passion for riding and hockey, delightful writing covering both on and off road adventures. What more could you ask for?
Cecilie’s
Motorcycle Journal		 From her MSF course beginning, to the streets, onto the track, cross country and in every day riding, Cecelie’s experiences entertain and inspire.
The Hog Blog The title prompted my first visit, the content keeps me returning. Jeff is a neighbor (Seattle) and runs a relaxed show that is not just about Harley’s. He rides a Road King Custom but as he writes, “I’ve never met a motorcycle I didn’t like.”
The Kneeslider Industry news that’s not straight out of a press release plus unusual and unique items that will interest many riders.
Moonrider’s
Motorcycling World		 If it’s controversial, you’ll find it here. Though sometimes speculative, opinionated and lengthy, Wendy’s articles provide a wealth of information about behind the scenes goings on. Wendy is a freelance writer and contributor to Motorcyle Consumer News who does her homework.
Motorcycle
Misadventures		 Carla rides a Royal Enfield Bullet. How could her point of view not be different and refreshing? You’ll get writings, gear recommendations and realtime dispatches from Carla as she tours different countries on different and often temperamental motorcycles.
Rain, Rubber and
Faded, Grey Asphalt		 Adrian is a northern neighbor and every day rider whose writings provide a glimpse of motorcycle life in Seattle. He also maintains Motorcycle Roads Northwest
Shiny Side Up Chris’s journal tracks the education and growth in experience of a new (in 2005) every day rider.
Uncaged Librarian Shirl gives us interesting tidbits from the world of motorcycling. We have a shared interest in quirky items so sometimes our posts will cover the same item. But as often as not, she will find things I miss.
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