Is the Motorcycle Fad of the 2000’s Officially Over?
I have been riding motorcycles in various forms since I was a kid in the 1960’s. In the 1970’s I raced motocross and also got my first street motorcycle. I have been riding ever since. In or around 2000 I noticed a marked increase in people who were riding...Technical Problem with load times on the Biker Law Blog Corrected.
I have noticed a marked increase in the length of time it has taken in the past month for the Biker Law Blog to load. I also had a similar problem on the California Personal Injury Lawyer Blog. I am sure that many of you have experienced the same problem and became...Happy Memorial Day
I wrote a Memorial Day article 4 years ago entitled Blawg Review #110. You can read it by clicking here now. It is an extensive article about the history of Memorial Day, how Memorial Day is celebrated, and there are some video links in the article. As of the date of...A Letter from a Friend of Motorcycle Rider Sandy Desoto Who was Killed on Her Motorcycle
I received the following letter via the Biker Law Blog contact page from a friend of Sandy Desoto on May 19, 2011. I am going to publish the entire letter below unedited, and then I will comment below. —–Original Message—– From: Nobody...Biker Lawyer’s Random Images
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