Author: Reyn Mansson

Much of Texas’ history exists in its small towns that lie along the back roads that used to be main roads, until the interstates were built, thus diverting traffic, commerce, and the future.

Sseekers of the deep mystery of the joys of consuming charred meat gather around and listen ye to this story, or something like that…When you ride up, you’ll know it can’t not be good. And as we always say, if it’s hard to find, that just makes it better.

The wildflowers have come and gone, but the roads go on forever. This edition is packed with riding ideas to carry you through the summer— 8 custom route maps with over 600 miles of back roads. Subscribers mailed on June 12th. On newsstands starting July 2nd.

Since the Dual Clutch Transmission was introduced in May 2010 on the VFR1200F, Honda tells us that over 12,500 customers in Europe have now purchased Dual Clutch Transmission machines. Okay. But why?

This goes into the “totally makes sense” file—electric-powered motorcycles for stealth military applications. Probably the most gee-whiz of all the special features is the integrated wiring to accommodate quick installation of front and rear infrared systems. Just add weaponized laser technology, and be truly prepared for battle on IH 35.

Making its debut along a Central Texas stretch of IH 35, the End-of-Queue Warning System uses sensors to measure the speeds of approaching vehicles and then warns drivers through electronic signs and temporary rumble strips.