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Military Appreciation Month & Rolling Thunder Ride For Freedom
Military Appreciation Month & Rolling Thunder®, Inc Ride For Freedom.
May is Military Appreciation Month and we can’t think of a better way to spend it than by attending this year’s Rolling Thunder®, Inc’s Ride for Freedom in Washington D.C. Rolling Thunder®, Inc events will begin Friday, May 24th with a Candlelight Vigil at the Vietnam [...]
Motorcycle Powered By Airplane Engine
German Mechanic Builds Bike Powered by Airplane Engine
Here’s to innovative thinking–German mechanic Frank Ohle has created, what he calls the Red Baron; a chopper that features a 9 cylinder, 150hp Rotec Radial R3600 aircraft engine.
This truly unique motorcycle has garnered international accolades as a triumph of engineering. It has been featured in popular [...]
Cell Phone Companies Unite In Opposition To Texting & Driving
Texting and Driving – It Can Wait
It’s a rare occurrence in such a competitive business, but the nation’s 4 biggest mobile phone companies, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon Wireless have united behind AT&T’s “It Can Wait” campaign to raise awareness and combat the texting and driving epidemic.
It is a fact that a motorist is 23 [...]
The History Of The POW/MIA Flag
Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys: Rolling Thunder® and the History of the POW/MIA Flag
In 1971, MIA wife and National League of Families member Mrs. Michael Hoff recognized the need for a symbol for the nation’s POW/MIAs. Mrs. Hoff contacted Norman Rivkees, Vice-President of Annin & Company flag makers. The company commissioned WWII veteran and advertising [...]
Harley-Davidson 2013 Breakout
Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys: 2013 Breakout
Harley-Davidson, Inc. has always been an innovative company, setting the standard for quality of production in the motorcycle world. Now, they are raising the bar once again.
Every model year since 1999, Harley-Davidson has chosen a small selection of its production version motorcycle models for the mass market and created limited-edition [...]
Will Nevada Legalize Lane-Splitting?
Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys: Nevada Weighs Legalizing Lane-Splitting
Nevada, known for Vegas, casinos and the Hoover Damn, may soon also be known as the second state in America that allows lane-splitting for motorcyclists and, the first to fully legalize it. Nevada bill AB236 passed the Assembly vote on April 19th, and now moves onto the state [...]
The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier
Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys: Prince Harry lays wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia
Prince Harry is in the US and today on day 2 of his tour he stopped at the Arlington National Cemetary in Virginia. He laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and one on [...]
Motorcycle Accident Stats 2012
Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys: Accident statistics for 2012
In a recently released report by the Governors Highway Safety Association, it appears that motorcycle fatalities and accidents are on the rise. The Association points to a number of reasons but mainly attributes the rise to changes in mandatory helmet laws in some states.
The Governors Highway Safety Association [...]
Why Do Motorcycle Enthusiasts Love Sturgis?
Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys: Sturgis 2013 Come for the Motorcycles and Stay for the Entertainment
There has to be at least a thousand reasons why motorcycle enthusiasts make the trek every year in August to the biggest and oldest motorcycle rally in the world, the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, but no matter what drives bikers from every [...]
Myrtle Beach Bike Week
Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys: Myrtle Beach Bike Week Kicks Off This Weekend.
Encompassing all of the Carolinas, Myrtle Beach Bike Week has become the largest rally in the Carolinas. It happens in no one specific area, or place, but showcases the best that North Carolina and South Carolina have to offer.
Welcoming all age groups and [...]
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