We've said it before:  Any motorcycle riders even near the Southeastern United States simply must visit the Barber Motorsports Museum just outside of Birmingham, Alabama.  It's incredible!

As if it wasn't an awesome collection of motorsports history to begin with, now the Barber Museum's management is announcing plans to expand? The original 140,000 sq ft museum will now see a 100,000 sq ft addition set to break ground this year.  Standing on the inside of the racetrack that loops throughout this "motorsports mecca," a bridge will connect the addition to the original building, allowing visitors to walk over the track and see racing action from a unique perspective.

“Carpe diem.”  It means “seize the day,” right?

Sometimes the most unlikely of places draw the greatest groups of motorcycle riders.  Such was certainly true again this past weekend in the case of the Slimey Crud Run.

Beautiful autumn weather this past weekend saw riders enjoy the Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail as part of a rally organized by the BMW Motorcycle Owner's of America.   With 3 different guided ride options being offered, this video shows us what the “GS North” adventure tour route looked like while others enjoyed the GS South and Sport rides.

If you've beenresearching motorcycle tours in South America, have you been led to believe that it's unsafe to go there?  While information conveyed can sometimes be useful, it’s a shame sometimes what “over coverage” can do to misshape our perceptions.

This past weekend brought the much-anticipated opportunity to see American Le Mans Series racing action at the world famous Road America in Elkhart Lake, WI.  Racing action that keeps fans coming out year after year, it’s the kind of event any motorsports enthusiast will enjoy.

This past weekend saw CJ Designs' annual Tech Weekend come together nicely with motorcycle riders arriving from as far away as Southeastern Indiana to the town of Mukwonago, Wisconsin.

The 2011 BMW Motorcycle Owner’s Association International Rally was the type of event that even the most brutal summer heat wave could not interrupt.