Motorcycles

The Motorcycles page provides a shopping directory of motorcycle related products and services. It also serves to provide information about motorcycles in outdoor activities and supporting organizations and websites.

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• Canandaigua Motorsports - Honda, Suzuki, and Triumph
  

• Country Rode Motorwerks: Fairport: BMW and Vespa Scooters
  

• Cycle Stop in Henrietta: Harley Davidson, Buell, Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki
  

• Haulen Ass
  

• Hollink in Spencerport: Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, and others
  

• KC Cycle & Helmet World helmet and accessory dealer just south of Canandaigua
  

• King Power Sports - used and parts Fairport
  

• Livecchi Custom Cycles - Custom fabrication in Henrietta. Near Park Ave Bike Shop and BJ's.
  

• Motor Sports of Western NY sells Moto Guzzi, Aprilia, and scooters on Park Avenue
  

• NISC is sort of a motorcycle club, except for scooters.
  

• Stan's Harley Davidson, Batavia

Motorcycle Clubs and Organizations

• Hells Angels (http://www.hells-angels-rochester.com). Rumor has it there is a Hells Angels house in the 19th Ward.
  

• ROC City Bombshells (Motto: "In the midst of an explosion the essence of Bombshell stands."?)
  

• Rochester Motorcycle Coalition
  

• Rochester Rams http://ec.gayalliance.org/articles/001279.shtml

Motorcycle Racing

• danblackRacing - Dan Black Racing - some motorcycle activity

Popular Motorcycle Stops

• The Dinosaur Bar-B-Que is a kind of motorcycle bar.
  

• Quinlan's Pub

Other Motorcycle Pages and Websites

• Extreme Biker Leather - leather apparel for the biker - Greece
  

• Cenzi Custom Motorcycle Raffle for Wilmot Cancer society

Motorcycle Licensing and Training

If you are interested in learning how to ride a motorcycle, check with these folks:

• Learn 2 Ride http://learn2ride.net/
  

  They offer courses based upon a national curriculum provided by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation http://www.msf-usa.org/. This curriculum teaches both the basics of operating a bike and also the street skills necessary to ride safely. The course provides the bikes, so you don't have to own a motorcycle to take it. If you enter the course with a valid learner's permit from the New York DMV, and you pass the testing at the end of the course, you get a "road test waiver" that allows you to bypass the DMV administered road test and upgrade your permit to a class "M" motorcycle license.

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2009-05-23 05:17:17   Nice.........Thanks —john123