Listen to the following motorcycle radio shows “live” on your computer, or download their podcasts through iTunes to listen to them wherever you go, wherever you are. Be sure to check out current and archived episodes for a whole bunch of fantastic guests, cool topics and useful tips.

Radio Show	When Is It on?	Description
	Monthly	Ride! BlogTalkRadio’s premier motorcycle blogcast. Join freelance motojournalist Adrian Blake as he talks with noted personalities and experts in the international motorcycling community. Ride! is an award-winning series that airs from Toronto.
	Tuesdays 7 pm EST	Side Stand Up Radio Show, the World’s Only Motorcycle Radio Road Show. Join Tom Loudermilk and Friends every Tuesday 7 pm to 9pm EST as they talk to new and exciting guests who share their adventures, stories and dreams.
	Tuesdays 8 pm EST	Pit Pass Radio, America’s weekly motorcycle talk show, your source for weekly updates on what’s happening in the world of motorcycle racing, industry news, trends, and the people involved. Listen to the live broadcast Tuesdays, 8 pm EST.
	Wednesdays 8 pm EST	Biker Lowdown Radio focuses on entertaining and informative news going on in the Biker / Motorcycle world. Join LJ James , Chuck, Brenda Fox and Hammering Hank every Wednesday at 8 pm EST.
	Saturdays 9 pm EST	Motorcycle Radio Network is proud to present the voice of the American Biker. They not only design, build, destroy and rebuild the fanciest metal two wheels can stand, they ride, Baby. Only one looks good in leather though. Listen to the Block Head Boys’ one-hour radio show every Saturday night at 9 pm EST.
	Saturdays 10 am MST	Hog Radio, the Best in Bikertainment with hosts Walt Fletcher and Steve Johann covers the world of motorcycling and biker lifestyle: street, adventure, customs and cruisers with a special emphasis on Harley-Davidson. The show broadcasts live on Castle Rock Radio Saturdays 10:00am – 11:00 am MST.

Saturday, October 10, 2009, could not have been a more perfect day to witness the unveiling of the new Museum of Springfield History in Springfield, Massachusetts. At the heart of this first-class museum are three incredible galleries: the Indian Motocycle collection, with over 30 of the best selections of Indian motorcycles in the world; a premier gun collection, with many of the finest examples of Smith & Wesson firearms ever produced; and some of the best Springfield automobiles ever assembled, including an exact replica of the very first automobile in America, the Duryea, invented in downtown Springfield in 1893. Each gallery shows what a profound impact the Springfield area had on our nation, and the world, as an industrial hub during the 19th and 20th centuries.

That’s what Freddie Marsh (1900-2003) would tell people who inquired about his secret to longevity. A legendary hill climb, motocross and flat-track racer, Freddie Marsh was a longtime Indian-then-Moto Guzzi dealer here in Connecticut. Local lore has it he carried the largest inventory of Indian motorcycle parts in America at one point. A fierce competitor known as “Demon,” Freddie never got accustomed to personal praise. In fact, he would have been the first to tell you that dumb luck had more to do with him winning the Northeast Amateur Championship in the 1920s than anything. The kill switch on his bike busted, so he had no choice but to corner the track full throttle. Those were the days when racers relied on their kill switches to slow their bikes in the corners… before throttle control and when brakes were not allowed.