Archive for category: Attorney That Rides

So I posted an older video of my 2nd day out of surgery looking messed up. I wanted it to go in the Screaming Thunder post prior to this one to compliment the post. Many of you were lead to believe that I AM STILL IN THE HOSPITAL! That is not the case since this is my 5-week update on my recovery. I am even planning my motorcycle adventures for this year! I can't wait to document new moto adventures, edit them, and post them here for the world to see.

If YouTube channels were controlled substances I think that @shadetreesurgeon would be five tabs of Grateful Dead acid with a mix of native American peyote partying in the sweat tents. This biker's energy overwhelms the viewer in a positive way without any phony plastic banna, Harley wannabe acting, portraying himself to be more than what he is. Hell, the man is 100% with a heart of gold raising tons of $$$$$$ for a Florida local charity called Forgotten Angels that raises funds for foster children that age out and are thrown out of their foster homes by their POS foster parents.

Screaming Thunder Blog/Vlog was originally created for American made motorcycle riding to prove that our iron horse can compete with the KTM, BMW and other types of dual sport bikes within reason right? I am starting this weekly Vlogger of the Week (or when I can get to it) series highlighting what catches my eye. I will feature adventure seekers on two wheels that ride the United states and the world. My first Vlogger of the Week is a woman who lives on the other side of the world. Her name is Juvena Huang and she is the Wandering Wasp. Her motto is "It's About The Rider NOT The Bike."

The number of annual motorcycle fatalities observed in Florida has more than doubled over the past twenty years. Although there has been some decline since 2015, when a high of 584 was reached, motorcycle fatalities remain elevated, with an average of 550 per year from 2016-2021. Of additional concern, overall, traffic fatalities have increased by nearly 17% over the past five years, with motorcycle fatalities increasing by 3%.  In Florida there were 564 motorcyclist fatalities.