Motorcycle Review

We headed to Southern California once again for SCMM 2019 and had our best time yet. From the scorching heat of Palm Springs to the cool, pristine beauty of Idyllwild and Lake Arrowhead, we took full advantage of our visit with some fantastic motorcycle rides and good times with frien

A motorcycle trip to the small town of Sterling City, Texas in search of historical landmarks, ruins, and ghost town remnants leads us to a repurposed 19th-century train depot and a creepy old cemetery, but then subsequently devolves into another episode in the Dairy Queen Saga. Don't even act like you're surprised. It's me and the boys, having fun in West Texas once again.

I lowered my Yamaha FZ-07 MT-07 two inches using the T-Rex lowering kit. Are you having trouble touching the ground while sitting on your motorcycle and wondering whether or not you should lower it? There are advantages and disadvantages. There can also be danger if not done right. Here's what happened to my bike's behavior, suspension, steering, and geometry.

Preface: I watched a ton of terrible motorcycle review videos online and it pissed me off. Enjoy the fruits of my anger via this rant. It's ironic that in the golden age of information, good information is so hard to find. Case in point: online motorcycle review videos. If you regularly search for and consume online motorcycle content on any sort of a regular basis, you've undoubtedly seen just how bad 90 percent of these half-ass motorcycle reviews actually are. Sadly, almost the entire genre comprises a practically bottomless well of ill-informed neophytes with limited vocabularies spewing simplistic opinions about complicated machines they only barely understand. At the moment, the primary digital petri dish culturing this pandemic of online malady is YouTube. Let's deconstruct why there are so many bad motorcycle review videos on the platform, and at what YouTube has done to incentivize the creation of so much low-quality content from clearly unqualified reviewers. Ad r...

Here's a little something different for you to enjoy. I blazed out to the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico to visit the WSMR Missile Museum and Missile Park. I got a lot of interesting high dynamic range photos and wanted to share them with everyone. Dig it:

We go for a motorcycle ride and get lost, then unlost, then we go Dairy Queen for a soda. That's right, the Dairy Queen Saga now has a Part 5. Don't even act like you're surprised it happened.

Look upon my treasures, ye mighty, and weep!