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American Rider of the week! Dominique Levenberg
Dominique is 45, with 15+ years of riding and 100,000+ miles under her belt. She's an American Rider because she's always loved the rumble of a V-twin... read more!
American Rider Featured Fan! Don Henerson
Don is 41, lives in Georgia he owns and rides American manufactured motorcycles and he subscribes to the sense of adventure that dominates American culture. Read more!
FEATURED FAN: Paul Bromall and Help For Bikers
We are American riders because we are trying to start something that helps riders and their family that have been injured by careless drivers, just because we’re bikers doesn’t mean we don’t have family and friends!
Introducing American Rider Featured Fan Spotlights
What makes YOU a true American rider?
Featured Fan Spotlight Number One: Carol Stone King
Born and bred in Chicago, love this country and ride American steel - literally. All the steel on my Ridley is American made.
Just Passin' Through apology letter to Allan Girdler
In the February 2010 issue of American Rider Reg mis-spoke and Allan Girdler caught him! Read Reg's response here.
PART ONE: 28 letters about one thing: The good, the bad and the best.
As promised in the April 2010 issue, PART ONE: Letters 1-15.
PART TWO: 28 letters about one thing: The good, the bad and the best.
As promised in the April 2010 issue, PART TWO: Letters 16-28.
Two Cog or not Two Cog?
Nice article on the 2010 Road Glide in the December 2009 issue. Do you think maybe it’s not the pipe, but the two extra cogs on the rear sprocket that made the Glide feel peppier than your 2007, Phil?
Blue about Buell
I am extremely distressed and saddened at the news of Buell’s unexpected demise. How dare Harley do this? This is to the motorcycle world as the demise of Ford would be to the automotive world...
Genuine Qualified Biker
Donna Chlebus, a cosmetologist and avid Harley rider, has logged more than 40,000 miles
The Family That Bikes Together
The Petersons are a family of Harley bikers who ride
From Bosnia With Love
Last Summer U.S. Naval Reserve Chief Petty Officer Dennis Argyrakis and his family hosted
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