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Introducing: The Beater Olympics

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We hold these truths to be self-evident: 1. Motorcycles are fun. 2. Motorcycles ain’t cheap. 3. Beater bikes are fun to thrash on. We therefore solemnly publish and declare that the Beater Olympics shall provide you with a chance to compete in oddball events like Tug of War or a Slow Race in a piece of junk bike.

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OddBike Los Angeles Meetup

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You may remember that Jason of OddBike is doing a tour next month, and that he’ll be spending a day in Los Angeles. Jason decided to host a little get together, and I’m hoping that local readers will come join us!

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Sale Price Update – 1974 Ducati 750SS Green Frame

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Unfortunately, I don’t have the time to go back through every single post I write and update it with the final sale price (assuming I can even find that out), though hopefully you’ve seen me update a few posts here and there. With that said, I thought this 1 owner Ducati 750SS I featured 2 weeks ago was worth bringing …

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Ride to Work Day 2015

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Ride to Work is a non-profit that champions the use of motorcycles (and scooters) for transportation. I’m such a big fan of this as I’ve found that motorcycles in the US are more often treated as a hobby than as a mode of transportation, especially when compared to other countries. Not that I look down on any rider that doesn’t …

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OddBike USA Tour II

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Two years ago, Jason Cormier of OddBike took his Ducati 916 on a tour of the Southeast US, covering a lot of miles and writing a lot of words. Seriously, the guy writes a ton (but it’s good). It resulted in a great ride report, and I was excited to hear that he’s now planning his second trip – this …

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The Ragged Edge Review

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About a week ago, I shared a trailer for a documentary of Erik Buell called the Ragged Edge. I was lucky enough to get a screener copy of this film, and wanted to share my thoughts on what is basically a modern tragedy.