Motorcycle Riding

I had no idea my life was about to be changed forever... After escaping an abusive relationship, Candy is ready to start her new life and finds herself caught between MC Club President Tarragon Header and his Enforcer, Fennel Bryant. She answers an online modeling ad—Wanted: curvy, tattooed, redhead for a biker magazine spread. Must be okay with leather. Candy’s ex had stomped on her heart and a few other parts of her body before leaving her a puddled mess on their bedroom floor and driving away on his Kawasaki. She supposed that is what had drawn her to the ad—real bikers—real men....

Are you tired of feeling anxious and unsteady when it comes to navigating your motorcycle at slow speeds? If so, you're not alone. Across the globe, riders from all walks of life share a common struggle: mastering the art of slow control. In "How to Improve Your Slow Control," Simon Hayes, a seasoned rider with extensive experience, unravels the mysteries behind this often-neglected skill. In this comprehensive guide, Simon delves into the heart of the matter, addressing the universal challenges faced by motorcyclists when it comes to slow-speed manoeuvres.

Come and ride with the outlaw bikers in California in the glory days of the '60s and '70s. During the wild times of choppers and gang brawls, action and violence that seemed to know no end. Times that cannot be recreated today. Girls, guys, guns, and bikes. Living a life like no other.

This book is designed to give the everyday motorcyclist many ideas on great destinations, incredible road routes and awesome places to enjoy traveling on your motorcycle. It includes a vast array of ideas from many countries across the world including the UK, US, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

A Dangerous Proposition. Samantha: A year ago I walked away from my life. I left behind a nursing job I loved, a New York penthouse apartment. And the man who nearly broke my soul like he broke my heart. The last thing I need right now is more trouble. Jet Jones and his daring proposal are exactly that. He’s the leader of the Freedom Fighters MC. Technically my boss. It’s the most dangerous type of adventure: The kind worth risking it all for. Jet: I run my MC the same way I ran my unit in Afghanistan. Keeping things efficient and precise means minimizing the unexpected. Sam is more ...

Your life is an adventure, ride it! The great thing about motorcycles is it demands our attention and respect. We live in a very connected world and sometimes the only way to disconnect is to connect to your motorcycle. Whatever is going on in your life gets put aside for the ride. It is a beautiful thing. This audiobook was written for new riders and riders returning to riding after a hiatus. It will get you started and what you want out of riding. See why motorcyclists are some of the happiest people you'll meet.

He's a leather-clad, dangerous alpha, ruling his world with an iron fist. The motorcycle club he leads isn't for the faint of heart. And yet, despite the blood and violence that paints his life, I can't help but be drawn to him. His power, his intensity, the raw, undeniable passion that ripples off him, lures me in, a moth to his consuming flame. I'm supposed to stay away, to keep my distance. There are rules, barriers built by society, my family, and my own trepidation. Falling for him is forbidden, a transgression that threatens to shatter everything I've ever known. But the more I resist...

Old or unsuitable motorbikes, distant places, poor weather, and gravel roads, these are the common threads in Nick’s motorcycle travels. He’d been hoping to ride out west a couple of years ago until a little heart trouble intervened. Two years later, a short "shake-down" trip morphed into a 9000 mile journey across the continent. Trouble free? Not exactly. Riding a 1972 Moto Guzzi Eldorado, a Suzuki Burgman Scooter, and a 1976 Moto Guzzi Convert (automatic), and ever optimistic, Nick heads for the Canada’s distant horizons.

Canada is blessed with thousands of kilometers of empty roads which seem to wind on forever through forested hills and between still blue lakes. What better way to explore them than by riding 40-year-old Italian motorbikes, famous for their dodgy electrics and sparse dealer network? Forty-year-old bikes, aged rider, thousands of kilometers of virtually unserviced empty roads in the middle of bear-, wolf-, and blackfly-infested wilderness - what could possibly go wrong?