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Just got the email. Didn't go last year. They've really gone downhill. Wasn't sure if I would go this year, only reason I'd consider is was it was going to be near a buddy and was an excuse to ride for a visit. Dear IMS Fans, We have some news to share today with our IMS Family...

Sad. RIP Earl

Its the holiday season giving me hope. 

I'm giving it a 50-50 chance my unused subscription will be honored.

Just got an email from Yamaha touting the Tracer.....the hint of the end of the road for the FJR...

Just got this in the regular Aerostich email: Problems with (Motorcycle) Magazines, Digital Forums, Search Algorithms and Webzines...

Yeah, Egan and Cameron were the main reasons why I kept my subscription.  Cameron has a lot of content, usually, in the new coffee table issues.  Seems like the rest of the staff is pretty thin.

Cycle World is finally crying uncle and ceasing to publish a hard copy magazine.   No surprise, I suppose. Superbike Planet Story

Nooooo....... Been a long time subscriber.  Was just reading the current issue in the can yesterday.   Not sure how long I have on my subscription.  Man, the best source of unadulterated reviews.

I read Ghost Rider, as it was passed around the forum. I wonder if it still is. Good read.

Nicely done.  

https://www.motorcycledaily.com/2018/09/motus-motorcycles-ceases-operations/

Looks like someone at Harley woke up and realized it was the year 2010.

Did they go to Bonneville? I didn't see them in the list of record holders.

Well, I did ride my brother's RD350 and my sister's CB250 (four-stroke dog) before I had a license. Then I got my own '80 Kawi 440 LTD for legal riding (loved that bike, but it lacked power), and also rode my step-father's 1969 Yami 250. Then I upgraded to my brothers XS650, then my FJ1200...

Well, my '87 FJ1200 is getting close to vintage. Also have a '76 DT250.

The show last year in DC was one of the weakest. Well....its been dropped from the schedule this year. That makes my wife happy.

Completely forgot about it. But every day is ride to work day. I don't recall seeing any more bikes on the road than usual, which is usually one or two.

There's also a Cyclegear in Laurel, MD.

I've been to several European countries and have always been impressed at how integrated motorbikes are into everyday living. I was in Barcelona in the 90s and the Ramblas was just wall to wall bikes and scooters. We'd go out for drinks in the evening (and into the morning) and what surprised...