Dumb Questions Non-Riders Ask Bikers (And the Answers We Wish We Could Give)
The questions non-riders ask bikers are almost always the same 10: "Aren't those things dangerous?", "Do you get cold?", "Why do you need another motorcycle?", "Can I have a ride?" and the all-time...
What Does the Biker Wave Mean? The Two-Finger Motorcycle Wave Explained
The biker wave is a low, left-handed wave with two fingers pointed toward the road, and it means "I see you, ride safe, and keep two wheels on the ground." Riders throw it to each other when they p...
Why Do Bikers Wear Skulls? The Real Meaning Behind Motorcycle Skull Symbolism
Why do bikers wear skulls? Short answer: the skull is a promise and a punchline at the same time. Bikers wear skulls because riding carries real risk, and the skull says "I know that, and I'm ridin...
The 9 Types of Bikers You Meet at Every Motorcycle Rally (Which One Are You?)
Every motorcycle rally, from Sturgis to Daytona to the charity ride behind your local VFW, is populated by the same nine types of bikers. The Chrome Polisher, the Mileage Bragger, the Weather App P...
10 Lies Every Biker Tells (And What They Actually Mean)
Every biker lies. Not the big kind, the small, load-bearing kind that keeps marriages, garages and group rides running. "It was only a couple hundred in parts." "I'll be home by dark." "I'm just go...
Who Was Lilly Farrow? The Woman Who Ran America's Oldest Harley-Davidson Dealership
Lilly Farrow took over A.D. Farrow Co. Harley-Davidson when her husband died in 1927, raised four kids, founded the first uniformed motorcycle club and built rides still run today. Here is the real...