Two Wheels of History — The Ulster Scot in America

This is part one of a series of motoblogs exploring my ancestors and their contribution to our nation. Riding to see the places and monuments where they tamed a  land and finally won their freedom after so many centuries fighting for it. Over the last four days I clicked off about 1500 miles covering portions … More Two Wheels of History — The Ulster Scot in America

To The Bitter End

The warfighter’s curse, setting vs making examples, and forming a more perfect brotherhood There is a bittersweet moment for those who fight a war the hardest on the day of a percieved victory. You don’t miss the war, and the purpose was always to vanquish the enemy and the threat they posed to the people … More To The Bitter End

The Reflection

The American Iconic motorcycle company that hired some German CEO who could have made MG-42’s in sidecars an option……. but gave us donations to help kids change genders instead…. says you don’t need a full ball bearings on both cams. – We all know it’s better. – We all know it was never about Harley … More The Reflection

Riding Through History – Moore’s Creek and the Birth of A Nation

Two wheels, history, and the fascinating stories of our ancestors. Today I wandered along a back country North Carolina road into a quiet little meadow near a small creek. What happened here would forever change the course of history. This was Moore’s Creek, the site of the first victory over the British Empire in the … More Riding Through History – Moore’s Creek and the Birth of A Nation