Now, I’ve never done this trip, but caught a glimpse of it by reading this article:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/main.jhtml?xml=/travel/2007/11/04/et-ayers-rock-104.xml

Wow, how cool does this sound. Patrick Oldfield, worked with a construction company and traveled to the Outback to help them on a project. While there, he founded Uluru Motorcycle Tours. Talk about living a dream. This guy has built a business off of riding. God I need to get on the ball…well, actually on the road.

Check out the article…it get’s ya riled up for your next ride.

Hey All, Hogmaster here. I have really been itching to put together a quick list for safe riding due to all the accidents I’ve seen on the nightly news. Our wives, mothers, daughters, sons will feel much better about us going on rides if we saw less accidents on the daily news. Especially when so many accidents can be avoided by following some very simple steps.

1. Be Patient
2. Be Defensive
3. Pretend Nobody sees you! – my personal favorite
4. Obey Traffic Laws
5. Use your hand signals
6. Use your head – You don’t want to lose it!