September 11th 2001 is a day that is horrifically etched in the minds and on the hearts of every American. It is the day that out of great tragedy great heroism arose.

On September 11th 2001 at 8:46am EST. the world as we know it was changed forever. On that day 2749 people died and another 3400 were injured. Motorcycle riders across America will be holding motorcycle runs, bike rallies and flag waving ceremonies in remembrance of those that lost their lives and the brave souls the stepped up in a time of crises to help those victims.  Please join Lace Wheels – Motorcycles and Women on September 11th 2008 at 8:46am EST in a moment of silent prayer followed by revving your motorcycle in a salute to all of the victims that lost their lives, their families and the brave men and women that saved many. We Will Never Forget!

If you know of a 911 event or motorcycle rally please tell others about it by adding it in the comments box.  Thank you.

As the weather gets warmer, men and women throughout the tri-state region will start revving up their motorcycles. It is a ritual for the motorcycle enthusiast that is timed to the warming weather and end of winter. For some, it is also a time to refresh their safety skills, and for good reason. Riders with experience survive.

Motorcycles have a reputation for being a dangerous vehicle. But not for the reasons many may think. A study undertaken by the Traffic Safety Center at USC found that motorcycle training substantially reduced accident involvement and reduced injuries in the event of accidents. It also showed that motorcycle riders showed significant collision avoidance problems by over-braking and skidding the rear wheel, and under-braking the front wheel, greatly reducing the ability to avoid collisions. Further, the ability to counter-steer their motorcycles and swerve to avoid an accident was essentially absent.

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