Monthly Archives: May 2018

Red River Scramble: Last Minute Housekeeping

Posted on May 31, 2018 by drewkfaulkner

I’ve spent the past couple days folding welcome letters, gathering up door prizes, and “stuffing” welcome packets in preparation for this weekend. Needless to say I’m excited to show off “The Motherland” to everyone that shows up to the event, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Events & Rides | Tagged Red River Scramble | 4 Comments

Ask Moto Adventurer: What’s a Good Learner Bike?

Posted on May 24, 2018 by drewkfaulkner

On Monday I received a text from a good friend of mine. Turns out, a guy he works with wants to take up motorcycling. Naturally, as a great ambassador of the “sport”, my buddy wants to help facilitate this process … Continue reading →

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Posted in Gear - Maintenance - Safety, Opinion | Tagged Entry Level, Honda, Honda CB500x, Learner Motorcycle, Motorcycle | 11 Comments

Red River Scramble Schedule of Events

Posted on May 18, 2018 by drewkfaulkner

This year’s Red River Scramble is only a couple weeks away so I wanted to publish a general itinerary for how things are going to play out over the weekend of June 1st – 3rd. Friday, June 1st: Friday … Continue reading →

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Posted in Events & Rides | Tagged Motorcycle, Motorcycle Rally, Red River Gorge, Red River Scramble, Triumph Scrambler | 2 Comments

Red River Scramble: The Bluegrass Scavenger Hunt

Posted on May 17, 2018 by drewkfaulkner

Beyond just holding an Appalachian motorcycle rally (Red River Scramble), I wanted to add a little flavor of competition to this year’s event. Considering most of the roads around Red River Gorge are public, it’s going to take a few … Continue reading →

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Posted in Events & Rides | Tagged Bluegrass Scavenger Hunt, Motorcycle, Motorcycle Rally, Red River Gorge, Red River Scramble, Rever, Rever Challenge | 3 Comments

Avon Trekrider: Long-term Tire Review

Posted on May 2, 2018 by drewkfaulkner

As of late, Rosie the Scrambler has been wearing some pretty aggressive off-road shoes; that choice in rubber has also led to yours truly pulling out the tire spoons more often. The real insult to injury is the fact that … Continue reading →