We're taking the Winter off, but we'd still love to hear from you! Do you know of someone doing a cool bike project over the winter? A unique customization? Revitalizing a relic? A speed-up for their sport bike? If you know of a story idea that you think might of interest to other Vermont motorcyclists...
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Monday, January 05 2009 - Features
Fall Events To Come: It's Not Over Yet!
Friday, October 17 2008 - Features
The riding season is winding down faster than the leaves are falling off of the trees, my friends.There is still time to get in some last rides, see some friends, make some new ones and attend a local late season event. Here are some of the events and happenings still coming up: Viva Vermont, The Future...
Vermont Pit Bike Racing!
Sunday, September 28 2008 - Features
What do you do when you love racing motorcycles, but the demands of family life take precedence over weekends away at the track? You start a local pit-bike racing series, of course! At least that is what Michael “Doc” Lemire of Burlington had in mind when he started Vermont Pit Bike Racing...
Tuesday Night Bike Night: Donnies in Winooski
Monday, September 22 2008 - Features
Come out and join your fellow riders at Donnies Pizza in Winooski this coming Tuesday night, 5:30 to 8:30. The motorcycle bike night is open to motorcycles of all makes and models, though sport-bikes are especially encouraged to attend. The bike nights have been running all summer and have attracted...
Please Be Careful Out There! Tracy Rd Crashes
Tuesday, September 02 2008 - Features
I have been riding a motorcycle for about 20 year and until this past Labor Day, I had never seen a fellow motorcyclist down on the pavement when I was riding. It was sobering, especially since it was the second crash scene we had come across during the ride and the third in the past month! This particular...
VT-125 Hancock: Flooding Damages Road
Monday, August 11 2008 - Features
Recent rains severely damaged VT-125 in Hancock. The road damage is most noticeable when riding west to east, since the river boarders the road on the south side. The road is passable, but there are sections of gravel and broken pavement on the eastbound side. Westbound riders should also be careful...
VT Speed Traps: Where to Look Out!
Sunday, June 15 2008 - Features
Here at Motorcycle-Vermont.com we would never! propose riding in excess of the posted speed limit. Always ride within your abilities, seek out advanced training and wear your gear -- full face helmet, jacket, gloves, and boots (at least). That said, we hate to see unnecessary donations to town coffers...
