By Miserable George

Ya know, when yer enjoying reasonably good health, ya kinda take it for granted...right? Well folks, that’s a luxury that Linda Frazier couldn’t enjoy. First off, she lost her job at the Space Center; second, she developed a heart condition which required the insertion of a pacemaker. Not a good situation either way! It happened that Harry and the gang at the H&D Roadhouse on Merritt Is., Fl. heard about Linda’s situation, and decided to lend a hand in the form of a poker run, and biker appreciation party. So, on Aug.21, 2011, the wheels were set in motion...motorcycle wheels, that is!!! Read the rest of this entry »

Submitted by Stan Quintern

My Name is Stan Quintern. Born and raised in Jacksonville, I have currently lived in Ocala for the past 10 years where I have been General Manager for Hydro Power, Inc. I started riding dirt bikes at the age of 10 and bought my first Harley about 20 years ago. I haven’t sat on anything since. Read the rest of this entry »

By Mark Swartout As the sun peered through the clouds on Sunday July 17, 2011 a steady rumble could be heard at Dale’s Ales in Orange City. Forty-one bikes, some 70 friends and strangers to become friends, arrived to remember... Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu

This month’s Bull’s Eye many of you may know from Thunder Roads Florida. Micah Mummaw is a 51 year old that was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. His family moved to Ormond Beach when he was 6 months old. Micah’s father owned Ormond Machine & Tool Co. and even as a teenager Micah started learning the trade. At 17 he joined the Marines and his primary Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu As far as Florida counties go Monroe is probably best known for a laid back, Jimmy Buffet lifestyle. Sand in your toes, umbrella in your drink, and a hangover! But on this trip we tried to take in some of the interesting places and restaurants that the county of islands has to offer and experienced things you won’t find in any other county in Florida. If you are coming for the Phil Peterson Miami to the Keys ride there are events before, during and after so check out Read the rest of this entry »

By Billy”Kneecap”Braddock

Here we are in September and most students are back in school. First, we miss define the word student. The term refers to a person who is engaged in learning. Have you talked to a High School graduate lately? Da! Also, the term public school (pronounced and spelled “screw-all”) is also ill defined. As defined by radio talk show host, Neal Boortz, we should be calling them government schools. Makes sense. After all, they are owned and operated by the government. Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu

Micah and I had an opportunity to do something so awesome I just have to share it. We were in Monroe County (Key Largo to Key West) doing the research for September’s article County by County Riding Florida and happened to stay at the Hampton Inn in Key Largo. While walking past the poolside Tiki bar Micah noticed an unusual “pen like” area in the waters adjacent to the hotel property and asked the bartender what it was. She told us it was the Marine Mammal Conservancy and that they were seeking volunteers to save a pilot whale. Curiosity got the better of us and Read the rest of this entry »

By Deborah Speicher

On the weekend of July 30 and 31, Gator Harley-Davidson (Leesburg) threw a fantastic party to celebrate their 18th anniversary. There was plenty going on both days. Saturday they had a classic car and custom bike show, bike games, vendors, food and the Bobby Friss Band. Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu A special treat this summer was our trip to Fort Lauderdale for the 4th Annual Summer Bike Fest organized by Mike Rudical of South Florida Bike Events. Scroll down for the event picture cam Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu We had a special treat while traveling back the Blue Ridge Parkway from our DC trip. In Maggie Valley, North Carolina Dale Walksler has an unbelievable collection of some of the oldest and rarest motorcycles from as far back as 1903! Along with the rare bikes, the antique American cars are equally fabulous. Scroll down for the Wheels Through Time cam Read the rest of this entry »

By Amy Poole Rod, owner of Ice House Saloon, is all smiles about making his domain a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for all. By doing that he provides us with a large spread of BBQ the 3rd Sunday of every month plus live entertainment. Scroll down to see the picture cam Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu This month’s Bull’s Eye is a well known biker in the Daytona/Ormond area it is Troy Robertson. Troy was born in Gibson Station, Virginia and moved to Florida in 1994 for better riding weather and “to escape ex-wives”. He started riding at 9 years old on dirt bikes and credits his father for introducing him to the world of motorcycles. Troy spent a bit of his life drag racing bikes when “I was young and more stupid than I am now!” Now bikes are his livelihood and passion. He currently rides a 1993 Screaming Eagle Springer. Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu As bikers we love to explore and a great destination for August is Bradford County. August 26th-28th in downtown historic Starke is the 6th Annual Starke Bike Fest with live music including Big Engine, a tattoo contest, “Porta Potty Pulls”, best tan contest and a 2 day bike show. Pretty roads, biker friendly people, cold beer, good music what more can you ask for? Read the rest of this entry »

By Lulu This month’s cover girl is Denise a beautiful twenty two year old from Starke, Florida. The bike is a 2008 HD Street Glide provided by Alan Kerr. Denise has been riding the past two years and rides a 2008 GSRX 1000 Suzuki. When she isn’t working at Clay Electric, she rescues animals. A true animal lover she has seven dogs, a five foot iguana, a Quaker parrot, canaries, two geckos, three 75 gallon fresh water tanks and one 30 gallon salt water tank. Denise also enjoys photography and the beach. Come join Denise at Starke Bike Fest August 26-28! Read the rest of this entry »

By Billy”Kneecap”Braddock

This month the article will be short and a little wishy-washy because I'm getting ready for a trip to Sturgis. This will be my first time and the time to complete my bucket list is getting short. Like I always say “the good thing about old age is that it doesn't last long”. Read the rest of this entry »