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Measure Proposes to Protect Bikers from Discrimination

According to Denver’s Channel 7 News, biker clubs are convinced that hotels, restaurants and stores frequently discriminate against them because of how they dress. In response to claims of discrimination against bikers, State Representative Joe Miklosi has proposed a measure that would add “unconventional attire” to the state law barring discrimination in public accommodations. Ray… read more

Traumatic Brain Injuries Change Lives

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) have been getting a significant amount of coverage in the media lately. In fact, the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) has declared March as Brain Injury Awareness Month. Informing the public about TBIs is important work, because research is indicating that far more Americans suffer from TBIs than previously thought,… read more

Get the Word Out During Brain Injury Awareness Month

The Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) marks the month of March as Brain injury Awareness Month. Intended to promote awareness and advocacy, the BIAA encourages self-advocates, families and volunteers across the nation to spread the facts about traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) during the month of March. The organization encourages the download and distribution of… read more

Ride the Pounds Away

You may have many reasons for riding your motorcycle, but is one of them to lose weight? According to leatherup.com, motorcycle riding could be a way to drop some pounds. Riding a motorcycle certainly takes more physical effort than driving a car. You have to use upper and lower body strength to handle your bike… read more

Riding a Motorcycle Can Make You Deaf

Hearing protection is not something that is often talked about when discussing motorcycle safety. When you consider that a motorcycle traveling at 35 mph makes the same amount of noise as a gas-powered lawn mower, it may make you realize why hearing protection while riding is so important. We all know motorcycles can be noisy,… read more