Takata airbag malfunctions have killed eight people in the U.S. and injured over 100 more. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has issued recalls for cars that use Takata airbags, but many vehicles remain unrepaired. Now the recall has expanded to cover the 2005-2008 Mazda6, 2002-2004 Honda CR-V, 2005-2008 Subaru Legacy and the 2005-2008… read more
Riding a motorcycle changes you. It is a habit that burrows deep into your soul, and no matter how long you have been away from it, time always brings you back to your bike. Hearing the wind, feeling the rumble of your engine, and leaning over as you coast through your favorite turn will always… read more
This winter has created some of the most unpredictable weather in recent memory, with temperatures in some parts of the U.S. climbing above 75 degrees and producing apocalyptic thunderstorms. In other areas, freezing cold weather has caused excessive snowfall and icy road conditions. In Colorado, motorists are facing dangerous road conditions caused by icing. Actor… read more
It is an age-old question that has been asked by bikers for generations… What is the better bike, a cruiser or a sportbike? The sage rider will tell you that nothing beats the relaxed manner of a cruiser, but the adrenaline junkie will tell you that nothing beats the supreme control of a replica racer.… read more
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) celebrated the release of Star Wars: The Force Awaken by putting up Star Wars themed road signs along Interstate 25 in Denver. One sign read “The Force is strong with you, put down the phone.” Another said, “Road rage? Let the Wookie win.”, which references a famous Star Wars… read more
During this time of the year it is particularly hard to get out and enjoy a ride on your motorcycle, but on November 22, a 55-year-old man from Colorado Spring managed to do so. The weather was nice and he was enjoying himself when a Chevy Blazer travelling east on Airport Road made a left-hand… read more
Defective equipment in automobiles have killed or severely injured hundreds of people in recent years. Take for example the recent injuries and deaths over General Motors (GM) ignition switches, which have allegedly killed more than 120 people and injured another 275. The faulty ignition switches caused some GM vehicles to shut down while driving. Once… read more
The year is almost over, but the roads around Denver don’t seem to be getting any safer for motorcyclists. This month, a Denver police officer was hurt in a motorcycle crash, and a 61-year-old veteran was laid to rest after falling victim to a hit and run incident. These crashes have officials worried about the… read more
Having a disability does not always mean it is impossible to enjoy some activities. Depending on the nature and severity of the disability, it may be possible to resume former hobbies. For some people with spinal cord and brain injuries, activities using adaptive sports, traveling and video games are still possible. Adaptive sports can become… read more
It was 4:30 a.m. on December 2nd as a 61-year-old man rode his red Harley-Davidson to work along Interstate 25. He was the father of five, a minister at a local church, a veteran of the U.S. Marines, and he didn’t make it to work that morning. The man mysteriously crashed while riding on the… read more
