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Two Wheels in Little Havana: Moto-Biking Through Miami’s History

Many have stated that the Fort Lauderdale/Miami area is the gateway to the Americas and the world. Cultural richness just miles from my front door waiting for me to discover its secrets. One of the main cultures represented in Miami is that of the Cuban-American community.

VLOGGER OF THE WEEK: Nick Sanders

Screaming Thunder’s Vlogger of the week goes to Mr. Nick Sanders from the UK. Nick is an old school overlander that has been making motorcycle adventure travel clips for quite a while. Currently he only has 6.38K subs on his YouTube channel but is celebrated worldwide. When you click on his YouTube “about” page you find a one-liner: “The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence becomes an act of rebellion - Extraordinary life vol 2.”

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Gabe Plans Boliviano Death Road Moto-Adventure!

Yesterday I started to write about moto-traveling to the country of Bolivia to adventure ride the death road and more. I explained how I was re-invigorated by the moto series of Million Dollar Bogan world travel YouTube series. It's been awhile since I rode and I now have a fever for the flavah of a road trip! Then I saw a squirrel and delved further into writing about how I financially plan a trip and how taking off for three months affects my business at the Attorney That Rides law firm located in Fort Lauderdale. This article actually explains the Bolivian Death Road dream of a road trip.

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What is The Best Oil Filter for a Harley-Davidson Milwaukee 8?

By Gabe Carrera, Esq.Feb. 5, 2023 Is the money you spend on your oil filters worth it? Have you ever opened up one to see what your money is actually being spent on? I was performing some research for my own HD M8 Road Glide Ultra that I…

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Is Florida Leading the Nation in Motorcycle Deaths?

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.