New York City is a vibrant, fast-paced metropolis known for its iconic skyline, bustling streets, and diverse population. With millions of residents and visitors navigating its complex roadways daily, motorcycle riding has become a popular —and sometimes risky — way to get around. Unfortunately, motorcycle crashes are not uncommon, and when they happen, the severity of injuries can be life-altering.
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Ask any rider and they’ll tell you—there’s nothing quite like the freedom of a long day on a motorcycle. The hum of the engine, the curve of the open road, the unexpected moments of solitude or connection—they make for a kind of therapy that can’t be replicated. But as much as the ride itself is the reward, it’s the small pleasures along the way that can turn a good day into a memorable one.
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Since the first motorcycle appeared in the 19th century, they have gone through various transformations regarding design; but for many years, motorcycles were nearly indistinguishable from each other to a casual rider. That changed in the mid-70s, when the Japanese motorcycle manufacturers employed industrial designers to create something unconventional and attract new buyers.
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The Question is: Where Do You Take it for a Tune Up?
Pete Circa 1981 (Image Source)
On June 14th in 1989, Echo And The Bunnymen drummer Pete De Freitas was killed when his motorbike collided with a car as he rode from Liverpool to London. He was 27 years old.
