A recent presidential proclamation raises concerns indicating that the Obama Administration may press to close off more public land to responsible motorized recreation. More...
Peter Lenz, from Vancouver, Wash., succumbed to traumatic injuries suffered in a crash on the warm-up lap of the USGPRU race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Aug. 29. More...
Dr. Ray Ochs, director of training systems for the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF), was honored at the annual conference for the National Association of State Motorcycle Safety Administrators (SMSA), held in Columbus, Ohio on Aug. 20-22. More...
The AMA is pleased to announce that AMA corporate member Tucker Rocky has increased its support of the motorcycling advocacy and lifestyle association by achieving 100 percent AMA membership among the company's sales associates. More...
One of the country’s most popular off-highway vehicle (OHV) riding areas could soon see nearly 40,000 acres returned to the OHV ledger, thanks to a new plan developed by the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM). More...
An Indianapolis police officer who crashed into two motorcycles, killing one rider and injuring two others, has been charged with seven felony counts of drunk driving and reckless homicide. More...
A federal traffic safety agency is offering law enforcement agencies hundreds of thousands of dollars to set up checkpoints that target only motorcyclists, and the AMA wants to know why. More...
Recently revealed documents show that a federal land management agency has been talking about changing land-use designations on public land that could close from 35 million to 140 million acres to off-highway riding. More...
A Salt Lake City television station has reported more information about a federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) internal memo related to the possible designation of national monuments. More...
Harley-Davidson Inc. has awarded a second $1 million grant from the Harley-Davidson Foundation to the non-profit organization, the Disabled American Veterans. More...