By Ron Cox

Around Southwest Florida it's become common knowledge that the Saturday before Easter Sunday belongs to the Southwest Florida's HOG Chapters annual Easter Bunny Toy Run. On April 7th 987 riders/passengers on 750 motorcycles assembled at Harley-Davidson of Ft. Myers to bring toys, boxed games and arts/crafts supplies to the patients at Children's Hospital at HealthPark. Read the rest of this entry »

By Deborah Speicher

The Harley-Davidson MDA Women’s Ride started back in 2008 as a gathering for women to meet up with Karen Davidson and a small group of fairly new lady riders who had won a contest. Initially, we were to meet Karen and the ladies to “escort” them to the Ocean Center on their last leg of their journey. The response from those of us wanting to join them was so great that it was turned into a fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association and continues to be a wonderful event every Daytona Bike Week. Read the rest of this entry »

By Billy "Kneecap" Braddock

I realize that I am the fertility drug for your brain, because my articles have the substance to enhance the ability to produce new thoughts. See how humble and modest I am. Let me first say that I am not an Anarchist. However, I believe in Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu

[caption id="attachment_2663" align="alignleft" width="253" caption="Ed"][/caption] I personally have always liked the look of a yellow bike. I think they are far more noticeable on the road, but I suppose my friend, Shane’s yellow bike was what first made me like the look of a yellow Harley speeding down the highway. Our featured bike this month belongs to.... Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu

We couldn’t have prayed for better weather, attendance or women! Bike Week 2012 was just perfectly “TWISTED” at the White Eagle Lounge in Korona where the locals say “Do in Korona what you can’t do in Daytona!” Read the rest of this entry »

By Len Parker

This month's Bull's Eye is about a very unique individual, Mark Myers. Mark started riding as a kid when his dad got him a Rupp Black Widow mini-bike. From that time on he's always had some kind of motorcycle. Read the rest of this entry »

By Amy Poole Dirty Harry’s schedule of events was full of entertainment, and very inviting considering how warm our weather has been. During the day, Cowboy known as the King of Daytime Entertainment, kept you occupied with eye candy and pure amusement. Across the street at Full Moon the Bootie Contest was a shakin’! A special stop was made at Dirty Harry’s by Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu

One of my girlfriends called me the other day and pointed out how many great “hook ups” were made at one of my favorite biker watering holes. When she started naming all the great guys our girlfriends had found at the White Eagle I was quite impressed! Not Read the rest of this entry »

By Amy Poole

The World Famous Iron Horse Saloon is known as one of the oldest biker bars on the “new” Main St. and it simply rocks! It was a tad rainy the first weekend of Bike Week but that did not stop the people from rolling in, smoking up the burn out pit and dancing in the rain while The Stray Cats kept rockin’ Read the rest of this entry »

By Amy Poole

Our March cover was sponsored by the Boot Hill Saloon, one of the famous bars on Main Street all year round. It sure was jumping with peeps and live music! The Boot has Read the rest of this entry »

By Kneecap

No Bike Week would be complete without attending the tradition of watching women coleslaw wrestle. This year was the 33rd Annual Coleslaw Wrestling event. Thousands of bikers came to the Cabbage Patch Bar to watch bikini-clad women rumble in a pit of shredded cabbage mixed with vegetable oil. Read the rest of this entry »

By Miserable George

I tell ya folks, it’s a real pleasure for me to cover this event! Not only for the babes, and the bikes, but, for the sense of brotherhood you feel among the builders... Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu There are bike shows all over town during Bike Week, but the Boardwalk Bike Show has the best spot to host it by far. The beautiful Atlantic Ocean, pier and unique background of the carnival rides makes for an interesting mix for photography with the show bikes and hot girls Read the rest of this entry »

By Amy Poole

The Black Cloud Saloon had an even more successful Bike Week than last year. From biker games, to wet t-shirts, to live music, to camping, and to bikinis… Read the rest of this entry »

Hi Kneecap! Always enjoy reading your column, but had to feedback on the one in January! Not everyone in the occupy movement is a freeloader. Personally I busted my ass for an unnamed airline for 31 years only to have my retirement benefits "MODIFIED" as in dumped! They left my pension in the lap of the government, screwed up health insurance so bad I could do better on my own, and as a final insult, gave the CEO a guaranteed 3.4 million pension...and the corporate welfare goes on from the government! So, yes, I am a 99%er, and so are you, whether you realize it or not!! Maybe the conservatives need to move to the center as well!! See you on the road...keep the shiny side clean! John Danius Read the rest of this entry »