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Denver Enforces Noisy Double Standards for Motorcyclists
By Astrid Bidanec

Denver, June 4th, 2007- City officials have approved changes to a law that might cause many bikers additional and unexpected expenses, while singling them out for unfair treatment, according to the American Motorcyclists Association (AMA).

Denver’s revised vehicle noise ordinance, now allows police to issue tickets to riders in the city if their motorcycles, including models dating as far back as 1982, don't have a federal Environmental Protection Agency sound-certification label on the exhaust systems.

Interview with Christine from her-motorcycle.com
By Astrid Bidanec

Astrid: When did you set up your website?

Christine: I started working on the idea after the first of the year, this year, and formally launched the site at the end of April (2007). Prior to then, however, I had a web presence through a knitting blog: Knitting on Trial. I met so many other women through the blog, and as motorcycle season was approaching, I decided to try the same thing through motorcycling.

Motorcycle Hall of Fame announces Class of 2007
Press Release by www.motorcyclemuseum.org

May 18, 2007, PICKERINGTON, OHIO - Twelve new members have been selected for induction into The Motorcycle Hall of Fame. Each new inductee has furthered American motorcycling through a lifetime of achievement. Induction ceremonies for the Class of 2007 are scheduled for the evening of Saturday, October 6, 2007, in Columbus Ohio.