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The Year In Photos for 2015

Every story needs a picture (or several) to go with it, and RIDE-CT & RIDE-NewEngland took thousands of photos in 2015. Here are some that stood out: January Is there a riskier business than owning a restaurant? Last January, RIDE-CT & RIDE-NewEngland touted a

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Rare Bikes At Brit Jam

HADDAM NECK, CT – Peter Thiel of the British Iron Association of Connecticut was marveling Sunday afternoon over the many pristine and unique vintage bikes on the show ground of the annual Brit Jam rally at the Haddam Neck Fairgrounds. “Maybe people aren’t riding them as much. They’re restoring them. …

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Indian Day Honors Bob’s Indian

SPRINGFIELD, MA – Each year at Indian Day, the Springfield Museums honors a person, company or organization for supporting the heritage of the original Indian motorcycles, which were built in the city from 1901 until 1953 when the company went bankrupt. At the sixth annual show on Sunday the honoree …

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Ducati “Junk Collector” Has Home Showroom

SUFFIELD, CT – Motorcycle collector Paul Mancinone admits to having a problem. “I’m a junk collector. I can’t rid of anything. I get attached. It’s as simple as that,” he said. Fortunately, he has the space to indulge his addiction and the wallet to stock his collection with some sparkling …

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Contest Reboot: It’s Much Easier To Enter

There are now two ways to enter RIDE-CT / RIDE-NewEngland’s winter contest. The harder way to enter is to identify the brands of bikes in a six-photo collage below,. The shots were taken by Bob Rosen at the Motorcyclepedia museum in Newburgh, NY.s. The easier way is to name the bike …

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Neracar: A Rarity From The 1920s

Do not ask David Perillo how much money he paid for his vintage motorcycle. He won’t say because he thinks the question is rude. “It’s kind of a personal thing, like income,” he said when asked a few years ago “I would never ask someone that.” Such a throwback attitude in …

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Triumph’s Hurricane Always Stands Out

***CLASSIC RIDE-CT*** The 1973 Triumph X-75 Hurricane is unforgettable. It’s an attention-grabbing, three-cylinder motorcycle with a fan-like exhaust that is worthy of display in a museum of fine art. To hide one of these rare bikes, to have it covered and stored away in a basement spits in the face of …

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Event Planner for 2012 Riding Season

By Bud Wilkinson of RIDE-CT.com So, when did you put your motorcycle away for the winter? You say you haven’t yet, and probably won’t now that the first day of spring is only a month away? RIDE-CT.com hasn’t been out since Saturday when 80 miles was logged on both the …

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Indian Day Attracts Dozens Of Springfield’s Best

By Bud Wilkinson of RIDE-CT.com The 2nd annual Indian Day at the Lyman and Merrie Wood Museum of Springfield History attracted dozens of vintage machines from across New  England on Sunday. Hundreds of other riders showed up to admire the iconic motorcycles that were once made in the Massachusetts city. …

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Column ideas sprout like weeds…

By Bud Wilkinson of RIDE-CT.com Winter sometimes ends abruptly, which is a good thing for both riders and RIDE-CT. While the proprietor of RIDE-CT yearns to ride during the cold, snowy months like all others who own bikes, what’s sometimes really frustrating is the lack of fresh column ideas. Bikes …

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Each week, RIDE-CT.com reaches hundreds of motorcycle enthusiasts and provides an affordable way to reach riders by offering reasonably priced advertising packages , Advertising rates for 2016 are as follows. JANUARY-DECEMBER 2016 RATES Masthead: Annual – Horizontal ad alongside masthead with link: $2,400 Sold as an exclusive position or as a rotating …

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