Dale’s Wheels Through Time Museum
If you are a gearhead in the US, then driving the Blue Ridge Parkway should be on your bucket list, and if you are planning to be out that way anyways, taking
Where Cars Meet Culture
Grandpa’s Business Cards
A few years ago, my Grandfather, "Grandpa Bob," passed away, taking with him a wealth of stories from his days of riding motorcycles across the US and Mexico from the 60s-80s. He
Can You Daily Drive A Polaris Slingshot?
We have all seen them: three wheels, garish styling, and generally running in packs, the Polaris Slingshot, described by some as "a poor man's Lamborghini." The Slingshot, much like a Lamborghini, is
Malle Expedition Collection
by Michael Satterfield ‘Design, Destroy, Redesign & Deliver’ was the working motto for the latest collection. On the 27th of July, 2015 the Malle team left New York on British motorcycles, venturing
Vanderhall Accepting Deposits on Venice
by Michael Satterfield When I drove the Vanderhall Laguna (See that HERE), I loved everything about it, except the price. Vanderhall has addressed that with the new Venice which starts at a
Royal Enfield Opens Flagship Store in Milwaukee
by Michael Satterfield It was a historic day for Royal Enfield, the fastest-growing motorcycle brand in the world, as it marked the opening of its first flagship dealer experience in Milwaukee, the heart
First Drive: Vanderhall Laguna
by Michael Satterfield When Vanderhall offered to loan me one of their Vanderhall Lagunas for the day, I had to say yes. I first saw this car at SEMA (2015) and thought
Scooters of Tokyo
In Tokyo, space is at a premium, and with tight alley-like roads, traffic-packed main thoroughfares, and limited parking, the scooter is the vehicle of choice for many in Japan’s capital city. Unlike in
I just wanted to buy something…
by Michael Satterfield For the last few months, I have been considering picking up another motorcycle or scooter. Over the years I have had a few Vespas, an old Francis Barnett, and
Cell Phone Driver turns out to be Bully Cop
by Michael Satterfield You might want to think twice before you honk at that driver staring at their phone! In this video posted by YouTube user Swarook, a motorcyclist who honks at
The End of an Era
Some fifty years since its launch, Kawasaki has announced the end of the iconic W series of four-stroke vertical twin motorcycles; the W800 ‘Final Edition’ marks the end of an era. With
The BMW R 5
80 years ago, BMW presented the BMW R 5 to the international public – an exciting new technological development that was to influence motorcycle construction right through to the 1950s. Inspired by
100 Years of “The Ultimate Driving Machine”
To celebrate 100 years of BMW, America’s Car Museum (ACM) is opening a new exhibit on May 7 – “BMW: Propelling a Century of Innovation” – to highlight some of the brand’s
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