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In our June July issue you can ride with us to Deal’s Gap to twist the Dragon’s Tail or head west to Arizona to be challenged by The Devil’s Highway.

In between take a dip in the hot springs of Jemez, NM. Enjoy the front range of the Colorado Rockies, ride Nevada’s loneliest road in America, or get an overview of the roads of Arkansas.

In Texas explore the miles and miles . . . of the miles and miles of west Texas. There are many roads from which to explore the Canyonlands of Utah, in this issue we guide you on a loop originating in Phoenix, Az.

The Wheels Through Time automotive museum in Maggie Valley, NC is unique in that every motorcycle and every automobile on display is in full working order and they are run on a regular basis – truly this is the Museum That Runs!

Other articles of interest; How not to save money on your motorcycle insurance. Getting rid of those peaky telemarketers.

In Music Notes read about guitarist, musician, songwriter Freddy Powers’ heart and soul for music and heart and soul for his fellow man.

In KZN (Kwa Zulu Natal) enjoy the humorous article about commuting by motorcycle, South African style.

What happens when you turn 50 and want to buy a motorcycle? Be sure to read “He Said… She Said…

The April May Issue Available Now

Thanks for stopping by Motorcycles: On The Road Again website. We hope that you enjoy reading articles from our past issues and that you will subscribe to the magazine. Get your own copy delivered right to your mailbox and read about places that you might like to visit. The April/May issue will be avaialable online soon after the June/July issue is released.

In April/May read about some of the awesome rides in the Ozarks – where even a wrong turn leads to some great riding! This entire northwest corner of Arkansas seems to have been created with motorcycling in mind. You will find Harrison is a really outstanding place to base out of for several days of “hub & spoke” riding right in the heart of the Ozarks. Harrison, not a big touristy, party town is subdued and relaxing. The people are wonderful, the food outstanding and the riding is exciting.

A little further east a visit to Eureka Springs is a mini-trip to San Francisco. Eureka Springs has some of the steepest roads that I have ever driven on, the entire town is sort of glued to the side of a mountain. Make sure your legs are in shape for some serious walking when you tour (shop) Eureka Springs. Park at the bottom and walk up – makes it easier to get back to your bike when you get tired.

Elsewhere in the April/May issue revisit Moab, Utah for another suggestion of some fun riding roads. Follow the Sun to San Carlos, Mexico with Tom and Lynn Matthews. After being snowbound all winter their trip to San Carlos was a welcome opportunity to thaw out and have an exciting trip south of the border.

A brief article will introduce to our latest new featured area – Arizona. In the future issues you can “Experience Arizona” with a continuing series of articles. Galveston is revisited for more “Experience” suggestions. Hungry? The feature on Chicken Fried Steak will have you heading for the nearest truckstop to enjoy one yourself.

The music of Montgomery Gentry has rapidly grown in popularity with the motorcycle crowd, read “Music Notes” to understand why.

Tour Colorado on a special trip with our staff and Turkey Creek Tours June 30th to July 5th. Details and prices can be found on the Turkey Creek Tours website. (http://www.turkeycreektours.com/high_road.shtml)

We would love to have you join us.

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