Colorado Powersports
By: Stormy
Cactus Jack’s Saloon in Evergreen has long been known as a riding staple in this community. There is nothing better than heading up thru Morrison and riding up Hwy 74, vote #2 best day tripping ride by Colorado Rider News.
[Read more…] about Cactus Jack’s Saloon
By: Mark “Munky Mark” Berman
I have been riding a motorcycle for 53 years, and driving a tow truck for 45 years. In those years, I have seen bikes dragged on flatbeds, dangled off the backs of wreckers and other situations that you wouldn’t believe.
[Read more…] about Motorcycle Transport Specialist, LLC.
By: Stormy
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When you hear bikers say, “Let’s meet at the Platte,” they are not talking about somewhere along the banks of the 310-mile Platte River. They’re referring to The Platte River Bar and Grill on Santa Fe Drive in Littleton, CO. This is a popular hangout for bikers, especially after a long ride in the canyons. It’s near 285, so it’s easy to get to. You would usually find riders hanging out on the patio deck. This gives them a good vantage point to their bikes down below in the ample motorcycle parking lot. It’s funny to see them discreetly nudging each other when they see someone gawking at their chromed-out masterpieces. [Read more…] about The Platte Bar & Grill
By: Stormy
You know it’s a biker bar when there are more than just three bikes parked out front on bike nights! [Read more…] about The Venue
By: Stormy
On September 21, Friday night around 5 p.m., after an afternoon motorcycle ride, we stopped at the Piper Inn, 2251 South Parker Road in Denver.
We parked our motorcycles in the designated area in front by the main door. Both sides of patio (non-smoking and smoking) were full as well as the bar and table inside. Lucky for us a patio table on the nonsmoking side opened for us to sit. [Read more…] about The Piper Inn
By: Chomper Montoya
Colorado Rider News strives every month to find new or unknown products that help solve riders’ issues and make things easier for you. This month we are featuring ROK Straps. Riders are beginning to pack up their bikes and head to rallys all over the country. How do we strap down all of our gear? Bungee straps. The problem with bungee straps is they get hot and break. [Read more…] about Review: ROK Straps
By: Chomper Montoya
Colorado Rider News believes in motorcycle awareness and believe there are things that riders can do to make themselves more visible at night. [Read more…] about CustomTaylor33 – Reflective Tape
By: Chomper Montoya
Whether towing, transporting your powersports vehicles, or strapping down cargo, The Cargo Buckle is a “must have” accessory for your trailer. Cargo Buckle is a ratcheting tie-down strap that is self-contained in a retracting bolt-on assembly. The strap is always available on the trailer or pickup, yet it’s easily retracted and out of the way when not needed. How many times have you needed a ratchet strap and spent more time untangling it or couldn’t find the match?
The Cargo Buckle makes tying down a motorcycle so easy, it’s amazing! The Cargo Buckle G3 tie is a professional level ratchet tie-down system which offers to tie down more equipment securely and conveniently. Equipped with 72” long webbing strap, it provides safety while towing gear to power sports. The G3 is easy to set up – just hook, ratchet and ready to go.
The G3 has a few advanced features you should consider before buying it:
• The Cargo Buckle G3 comes with orange SUR-Grip padded handle which is made of good material and fits well on the hand
