WHY WE RIDE

The passion of the riders and the soul of their machines. Join the movement... WHY WE RIDE is about who we are. Individuals with a desire to dream, discover, and explore. Seeking a life outside our daily confinements and sharing those moments together. It’s about the journey, not the destination. Motorcycles represent the milestones of our lives. From a kid’s dream come true, to a retiree’s return to freedom. From a family riding together on the sand dunes, to hundreds of choppers carving through the canyons - the bond is the same. It’s about the passion of the riders and the soul of their machines.

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Here is a fun 3 minute video of some great vintage Indian Motorcycle owners at their annual countryside gathering in England!

It’s a trailer for a DVD called “Old Indians Never, Ever Die”

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A place we would call home! :)

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Gotta love LOOOONG rides! Either planned or inadvertent! LOL!

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We hope you are getting some good riding in this weekend! 

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It's the WEEKEND! Who's going to play in the DIRT?

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Today is the last day of Women Riders Month! Thanks to all our female fans for sharing your stories and pictures. Have a great weekend and ride safe!

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Flat Track Racing! There's nothing like it! Full throttle and may the fastest person win!

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May is Women Riders Month! Here's to all the female riders out there!

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This week's WWR fan pic comes from Frank T., thanks for sharing! Share your motorcycle pics on our FB page and we might post it for everyone to see!

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We appreciate the unique aspects of every single motorcyclist. Here's to celebrating the differences that define our unique individuality! Have a GREAT week!

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The Motor Maids of America received its charter from the American Motorcycle Association in 1941, shortly after it was founded by Linda Dugeau and Dot Robinson. The motorcycle club started out with 51 members, the only requirement for membership being that a woman had to own and ride her own motorcycle. Today the Motor Maids has over 1200 members and is the oldest women’s motorcycle club. The club offers a way for women motorcyclists all over the United States and Canada to meet and ride together. The first Motor Maids convention was held on May 27, 1944 and annual conventions continue to be held every July. They participate in parades and other motorcycle events and are recognizable by their distinct uniform with white gloves. This photo shows members at an event in 1967.

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Today we remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. To our Brothers, Sisters, Fathers, Mothers, Sons, and Daughters of the Armed Forces: THANK YOU for all that you do!

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THANK YOU to all those you have served! It is because of you that we RIDE FREE! Have a safe and relaxing Memorial Day!

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Life To Ride! Ride To Live!

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PERSPECTIVE

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Never trade the thrills of living for the security of existence.

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Let's make life interesting!