American Honda Racing team members and the Geico Powersports Honda team members are scheduled to appear at Honda World on
Friday, April 29, 2011
at our Honda World Bike Night Party!
Come get your pictures with Trey, Kevin and our other favorite Honda Riders!

Why does just about everyone who sees a Metropolitan want one? It's not just for the ruby-red paint or the smart European-derived styling. It's also for the go-green gas mileage and the fully automatic transmission. This practical-minded mount comes with a feisty 50cc engine that lets you zip around with ease. And while the Metropolitan's no-nonsense reliability is what you expect in a Honda, its cool style is what makes it hot.

Sunday, March 20, 2011
Sign up is at 10:00AM at BMW of Salt Lake.
For more info call 801-936-4600
Presented by Salt Lake Motorcycle Club- WWW.SLMC1.com

Wearing the right gear is essential to safe riding. What’s more, it helps you get maximum comfort—and therefore maximum enjoyment—out of the sport, while also greatly reducing the severity of an injury in the event of a mishap. And even better, as many an experienced motorcyclist will tell you, it’s a lot of fun shopping for moto-gear whether it’s that trick new helmet or the latest racer-replica leather jacket. You can start right here at Honda World for all the latest trends and from there you'll find countless options where you can literally shop til you drop, so check them out and have a blast. Meantime, here are a few essentials that should be at the top of every rider’s shopping list.

Helmet.The most critical piece of protection you can ever put on. Full-face helmets give the most protection.

Eye protection. All streetbike full-face helmets come with faceshields (clear or tinted plastic windscreens that slide up and down). Barring that, wear goggles or shatterproof shades.

Jacket. Denim is OK, but for maximum protection leather or heavy-duty synthetic materials (like ballistic nylon, cordura and Kevlar) specifically designed for motorcycle protective gear is even better.

Long Pants. Like jackets, denim is passable, but leather and heavy-duty synthetic are better.

Full Fingered Gloves.The best safeguard against abrasion and debris.

Boots.At a minimum, over-the-ankle boots made of strong leather.

High visibility.Bright-colored apparel is best, and gear that has reflective strips or piping is even better.