May/Jun '22 Review: 2022 Zero SR Pay-to-Play UpgradesImagine you’re ready to upgrade your motorcycle to make it go faster or farther. Thoughts immediately go to aftermarket parts, or maybe just replacing it with the latest wunderbike. Now imagine simply picking up your phone, opening your motorcycle-specific app, and giving it a couple of swipes. You
Nov/Dec '19 2020 Zero SR/F: This is the Noise That Speed Makes Now Riders who have not experienced an electric motorcycle might think the power output will be quaint, like that of a supercharged electric toothbrush or perhaps one of those ubiquitous city scooters. Despite warnings to the contrary, these same riders have a come-to-Jesus moment when they finally whack open the throttle.
Sep/Oct '19 Premium Content New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, and Quebec: Upper East Side We’re passing through Bloomfield, VT, when we stop at the country store for a cold drink. A clearly exasperated farmer named Bob is at the counter, prattling on about the “Moose Fest,” a fair and classic car gathering in the town of Canaan, 20 miles north. (It also happens
Jan/Feb '19 City Escape: San Jose, California San Jose may be the epicenter of Silicon Valley madness, but it’s also surrounded by some of the best moto roads in the Bay Area. This City Escape focuses on the western side, featuring the newly opened Mount Umunhum State Park, which has become one of the great Bay
Mar/Apr '18 Premium Content Nova Scotia: Prince of Rides - The Cabot Trail For the fourth time in one day, I am mangling the pronunciation of town names in Nova Scotia. Is it Why-COCO-maw or Why-COG-ama? Anti-GONE-ish or An-TIG-anish? Meredith and I have been in Canada for three days, but I haven’t gotten any better at this.Meanwhile, our traveling companions, Jimmy
Jan/Feb '18 Premium Content Brattleboro, Vermont Shamrock Tour®: Green Days I’ve logged a lot of miles with my wife, Meredith, riding pillion, but I’ve never seen this before: she’s back there snapping photos of a straight, four-lane interstate, as if we’re riding God’s own highway.“What’s up?” I ask. “Well, it’s the most
