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If you’re riding to Sturgis, there’s a pretty good chance that at some point you’re going to find yourself sharing the road with something that weighs more than your motorcycle — and doesn’t care one bit about your personal space. I’m talking about bison. During the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, thousands of motorcycles pour into theContinue reading “Bison vs. Bikers: What Every Sturgis Rider Needs to Know Before Entering the Black Hills”

If you’re heading to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, you already know the rally itself is only part of the experience. For me, the real magic of Sturgis happens when you leave town, point the front wheel toward the Black Hills and start chasing curves. You can spend all day walking Main Street, checking out bikesContinue reading “My Top 10 Places to Ride When You’re Going to Sturgis”

STURGIS, S.D. — Two women who helped break some of the biggest barriers in motorcycle history are being honored at this year’s Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Legendary racer Mary McGee and pioneering motorcyclist Bessie Stringfield are being inducted posthumously into the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame as members of the 2026 class. Both womenContinue reading “Trailblazing biker women to the Sturgis Hall of Fame”

What started as a hug between two coworkers allegedly ended with a young motorcyclist dead — and another coworker facing a murder charge. A 20-year-old Washington motorcyclist was killed after prosecutors say a coworker deliberately rammed his motorcycle with a car in what investigators describe as an act of jealousy and rage. The incident happenedContinue reading “COSTCO WORKER ACCUSED OF KILLING COWORKER BY RAMMING HIS MOTORCYCLE OVER A GIRL”

A ride back to work after lunch ended in tragedy Tuesday afternoon when a Delaware motorcyclist was shot and killed during what investigators say was a road rage confrontation at a busy Newark, Delaware, intersection. According to Delaware State Police, 46-year-old Jason Paoletti of Bear had just finished lunch with his fiancée and was ridingContinue reading “Road Rage Murder: Delaware Rider Gunned Down Returning to Work After Lunch”

Some motorcycles are built to be practical. Others are built to prove a point. Then there’s the Millyard Viper V10—a hand-built, street-legal monster powered by the same 8.0-liter V10 engine found in the legendary Dodge Viper. It produces roughly 500 horsepower, weighs around 1,200 pounds, and somehow manages to be one of the most fascinatingContinue reading “This 500-HP Dodge Viper Powered Motorcycle Just Hit the Auction Block… and It’s Completely Insane”

The Indian Scout has always been one of the company’s most recognizable motorcycles, blending classic American cruiser styling with modern performance. But for 2027, Indian appears to be taking a different approach: fewer models, fewer trims, and a much simpler lineup. (Indian Motorcycle) Over the last few years, the Scout lineup exploded with variations. TheContinue reading “One little, two little, fewer little Indians. Indian cuts Scout lineup”

The End of an Era: Saying Goodbye to Clarksville’s Poor Man’s Country Club Some bittersweet news out of Clarksville, Tennessee. A true local legend, a sanctuary for asphalt warriors, and arguably the oldest dive bar in town is about to see its final sunset. After more than 80 years of serving up cold beer, loudContinue reading “Popular Tennessee Biker Bar closing after 80 + years: Poor Man’s Country Club”

A serious motorcycle crash on Interstate 10 in Baldwin County has left a rider with life-threatening injuries. Emergency crews responded to the crash, which temporarily disrupted traffic while first responders treated the injured motorcyclist. Authorities have not yet released details on what caused the crash, and the investigation remains ongoing. TVBikerDad has learned additional informationContinue reading “Friends Say Alabama Motorcyclist Suffers Broken Neck After Being Clipped by Semi”

The motorcycle community is mourning one of its own after a tragedy few could have imagined. Dozens of riders gathered in Central Florida this weekend for a memorial ride honoring 31-year-old Brittany Clark, the motorcyclist who was killed in a rare alligator attack while swimming in the Econlockhatchee River in Seminole County. The emotional processionContinue reading “‘Ride in Peace’: Bikers Honor Fellow Rider Killed by Alligator During Florida Swim”