July 2014 Archives - Motorcycle Mojo

Suspension Adjustments

Motorcycle suspension varies from the simplest oil-damped, non-adjustable fork and shock, to the latest electronically controlled active systems that sense road and riding conditions and, to a...

Feature Bike/ British Invasion

“I’m just some donkey who lives in the middle of nowhere. If I can do it, anyone can.” Damned if those aren’t words to live by. Chris Kelly has a way with words – and with old...

Honda’s New All-Rounder

This new Honda doesn’t quite fit into a specific category . . . at least not yet Few motorcycles I’ve ridden have stirred as much debate as did the 2014 Honda CTX1300T during its press launch,...

Budget-Minded Middleweight

This hard-hitting parallel-twin will appeal to a wide variety of riders – and your wallet It’s really unfortunate I don’t get to the west coast of Canada more often. The scenery is magnificent,...

The Pennsylvania Wilds

The Grand Army of the Republic Highway is the longest transcontinental highway in the United States, and one of its most entertaining stretches runs across the mountainous regions of northern...

Riding the Black Hills

A First-Timer Does Sturgis Its official name is the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and while seventy-three years ago it was introduced as the Black Hills Motor Classic, most riders today know it simply as...

Exploring the Edges of Muskoka

Even when the weather doesn’t fully cooperate, a great motorcycle trip can still be had Muskoka’s maple leaves shine in brilliant hues of gold, red, yellow and orange. Adding a picturesque beauty...

Be Seen, Be Safe

Dress to be seen and ride like you’re invisible Glancing in the mirror, I turned on my left signal. I checked over my shoulder, changed lanes and pushed the turn-signal cancel button. That was the...

Orient Autogo Trike

Pioneers in the world of internal combustion engines, De Dion-Bouton developed three-wheelers before becoming the world’s largest auto manufacturer — for a moment The oldest known running...