Since you're here, I guess you want to know something about my background.

I work for a company that makes performance products for 4-stroke motorcycles and ATV's. The company's been in business since 1964 - I've been with them since '94.

My job includes building the website, handling all the advertising and promotions, answering tech questions over the phone & by email, running the dyno and working on engines when there's absolutely no one else around to do it.

I've been riding motorcycles and ATV's since 1987, learning when I was 24 (yup, do the math, I'm old). I've personally owned about 10 different quads (currently have 2 Honda 250R's), 2 3-wheelers (never got the hang of 'em). Dirt bikes, I've owned probably 7 or 8 (I have one now, a KTM 250EXC-R which has an aftermarket lighting kit that makes it street legal for dual sporting). Street biking is something I got out of, and now am back into. I've owned 3 street bikes (current bike is a 2003 Ducati Monster 620).

My husband and I also jointly own about 25 vintage motorcycles currently, from a Levis (brit bike from the 'teens) to Triumph Bonnevilles and everything in between. Over the years we've bought and sold too many bikes to even think about. Basically, you name it, we've probably owned it at some point in time (or at least parts of it).

We enjoy traveling and especially exploring new places. Although we try to do as much exploring on two wheels as possible, many of our trips are done by car. We have three options when it comes to travel; Car, Truck-camper-small trailer, or Motorhome-big trailer.

Out of the way spots are our favorite, places with natural beauty and interesting history top our lists of 'must see'.

If you're interested in photographs of our travels, I post everything at Club Photo, and you're welcome to check it out: http://members18.clubphoto.com/pam703542/guest-1.phtml

I've used Epinions myself over the last few years, and have always found it to be an excellent resource. Now that I've started writing here, I hope I can help others with their decision-making also.

Pam