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Our Favorite Links
Forget using a search engine to find out all things motorcycle. Here, we've compiled some of our favorite motorcycle-related links. Enjoy.
Buying a Motorcycle
If you want to learn more about a specific model of motorcycle, your best bet is to visit the manufacturer's Web site. For example:
For general motorcycle news and product reviews, check out the following links:
Staying Safe
Consider taking a safety course. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation is an essential resource for anyone interested in riding motorcycles. Riding a motorcycle can be a dangerous activity, but the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's training courses can help give you the skills you need to reduce your risk of accident or injury.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration offers a free safety report for motorcyclists that demonstrates the importance of obeying helmet laws.
The National Association of State Motorcycle Safety Administrators works to educate the public about motorcycle safety. This group's safety messages reach over 200,000 motorcyclists each year.
Connecting with Other Motorcyclists
The Internet is full of forums devoted to motorcycles. For example, Motorcycle Forum has message boards that discuss topics such as motorcycle repair, restoration, building, and safety. If you're looking for something a little more lighthearted, head over to the UnitedBikers Forum to share biker jokes and trivia, or post pictures of your bike.
A fantastic resource for anyone who is truly passionate about motorcycles, CycleChaos is a motorcycle wiki that anyone can use to share their knowledge with other motorcyclists. Members can submit articles and edit contributions written by others.
If you're searching for someone to take on your next road trip, use the Motorcycle Clubs index to find motorcycle enthusiasts in your area. This site lists over 100 motorcycle clubs from across the United States, including special clubs for women, military veterans, and law enforcement officers.
In addition to providing networking opportunities for its members, the American Motorcyclist Association offers benefits such as roadside assistance, a subscription to American Motorcyclist, motorcycle rental discounts, and a special Visa rebate program that allows members to earn 3% cash back on all purchases made with an AMA credit card.
The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is the largest gathering of motorcyclists in the world and is attended by over 500,000 people each year. Special events are planned throughout the week, with many couples choosing to marry during the rally.
If you're single and looking for a partner who shares your enthusiasm for motorcycles, visit BikerKiss.com to find your next date. BikerKiss.com is the world's largest dating site devoted exclusively to motorcycle fans.
