What other motorcycle websites are worth checking out?

[PowerDubs_imp]

I don't really go anywhere else.. used to check out motorcycledaily all the time...but they don't do anywhere near as much bike tests as they did 20 years ago.

 

[clearviewx]

Ride CT & Ride New England

 

[pdedse]

advrider.com is popular.

Has been around since 2003 or 04. It has a lot of bike specific threads, including one that was the forerunner of this forum. Lots of fun road-reports of riders traversing the world. It's huge with over 416,000 members world-wide. Some "Basement" areas are loaded with toxic posts, but I've spent numerous hours in the "roat report" area following mc world-travelers to enjoy good stories, get advice on long-distance trips, see areas of the world I'll never be able to visit.

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

advrider.com is popular.

Has been around since 2003 or 04. It has a lot of bike specific threads, including one that was the forerunner of this forum. Lots of fun road-reports of riders traversing the world. It's huge with over 416,000 members world-wide. Some "Basement" areas are loaded with toxic posts, but I've spent numerous hours in the "roat report" area following mc world-travelers to enjoy good stories, get advice on long-distance trips, see areas of the world I'll never be able to visit.

Yeah, advrider.com is a commonly quoted site at the Africa Twin Forum.

 

[tommymck]

advrider.com is popular.

Has been around since 2003 or 04. It has a lot of bike specific threads, including one that was the forerunner of this forum. Lots of fun road-reports of riders traversing the world. It's huge with over 416,000 members world-wide. Some "Basement" areas are loaded with toxic posts, but I've spent numerous hours in the "roat report" area following mc world-travelers to enjoy good stories, get advice on long-distance trips, see areas of the world I'll never be able to visit.

Yeah, advrider.com is a commonly quoted site at the Africa Twin Forum.

Yeah, advrider.com is a commonly quoted site at the Africa Twin Forum. Big with BMW airheads as well. Depends on what your subgenre is, but there are some knowledgeable folks there.

 

[inditx_imp]

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