November 2016 Archives - Motorcycle Mojo

Replacing a Clutch

A cable out of adjustment or a “grabby” clutch indicates that it might be time to replace your clutch. There are several telltale signs that it might be time to replace your bike’s clutch. On...

Love the One You’re With

Push your personal limits to see the world around you, regardless of the style of bike you ride Many people feel constrained by the type of riding they can do with their motorcycle, and with the vast...

Best Seat in the House

Any day on a motorcycle is good, even when you’re outside your comfort zone The summer of 2015 was truly a phenomenal one, as the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games came to Toronto. Maybe, like many...

Newfound Riders

A strong desire to ride a motorcycle led to the formation of the Newfound Riders and the Newfound Foundation to help less fortunate children The first time Cliff Morgan saw a motorcycle he knew he...

Something Wicked

Is Kawasaki reading a page from its own history book and rekindling the horsepower wars Deafening wails ricochet off every structure in the tranquil little town and careen into the surrounding...

I am Woman, Hear me Roar

Female motorcyclists around the world celebrate the 10th anniversary of International Female Ride Day We’ve all heard the song lyrics “I am woman, hear me roar,” but have you ever thought much...

Cycles & Cinema

Regardless of the theme, a motorcycle museum is great place to connect with your inner gearhead Let’s face it. If you’re a motorcycle junkie like I am, you love examining the details of all...

Worth Every Penny

Colorado’s million-dollar highways are worth the price of admission, but the short cuts will have to wait for another time Should I stay or should I go For the second time in a week, The Clash...

State of the Union

The Colonies welcome a new adventure A few years back, Editor Roberts and I were strolling around the Toronto Motorcycle Show and stumbled upon a unique-looking adventure bike. It bore a resemblance...

Black Hills Bagger

Moto Guzzi’s beginnings were tied to aviation, so it seems fitting that the Italian company named its first entry into the bagger category after the American heavy bomber The bagger, which is a...