It used to be that the only time you ever saw a woman anywhere near a motorcycle, she was on the back of one. Well, things have changed and there are women of all ages, shapes and sizes riding their very own motorcycles. Female bikers are no longer a rarity on the road, and some women are even becoming experts at working on their motorcycles. Read More »I Am Woman, Hear My Bike Roar: Women Bikers of the New Millennium
Like many Americans, you may be thinking about buying a used RV or travel trailer. You’re probably looking for something that is in good mechanical condition with plans to completely gut it and renovate it to make it truly yours. Refurbishing an RV is like building a whole new home. To help you with your unique RV renovations, we’ve listed some suggestions that may save you money, add a special touch or make a seemingly impossible task easier. Get your hammers and saws ready to customize the home-on-wheels of your dreams.Read More »RV Renovations of Your Dreams: What You Should & Should Not Add
We live in a country that’s very diverse when it comes to climate and terrain. There are countless OHV trails that are perfect for ATVers and dirt bike riders alike. Chances are that you can find plenty of off-road trails near where you live or within a short driving distance. We’ve chosen to share the OHV trails that have become popular among riders because they are most ideal. So, if you get bored with your usual playground and want to check out an entirely different scenery while riding your toys, these are our favorite spots. Just remember to ride safely!Read More »Top 6 OHV Trails for ATVers, Motorcyclists & Dirt Bikers
Not all RVers spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a brand new RV. Many buy them used and renovate them entirely. Some people even opt to gut an old bus and turn it into a luxurious and spacious RV. Yes, bus conversion motorhomes are becoming very popular. These RVs range from old Greyhound shells all the way to a local school bus that’s been turned into a tiny home-on-wheels.Read More »Thinking About a DIY Bus Conversion? Here’s What You Need to Know
Do you only use your RV for part of the year and store it for the other part? If you store your RV for more than 30 consecutive days during the year, you may want to consider seasonal RV Insurance. Seasonal RV Insurance is offered by some carriers and it can save you money as a part-time RVer. With seasonal RV Insurance, you will be able to suspend some or all of your insurance coverage during the months that you’re not using your RV. However, it’s recommended that you do not suspend your Comprehensive protection. There is always a chance that your RV could be vandalized, stolen or damaged even while in storage, so it’s best to have some coverage year-round.Read More »How Does Seasonal RV Insurance Work?
