Daredevil Evel Knievel dies at 69, 11/30/07

Evel Knievel the hard-living motorcycle daredevil whose exploits madehim an international icon in the 1970s died Friday He was 69

Life Insurance for Daredevils

Extreme sports from flying helicopters to bungee-jumping may seem like fun but the fun could stop when it s time to buy insurance Because extreme sports could lead to extremely high prices Money reporter Stacy Johnson explains

Riders face " Wall Of Death"

Behind the scenes of The Wall of Death at the International Motorcycle and Scooter Show

Motorcycles Involved in Deadly Crash

Rolling Wonder

Candler man gains strength and inspiration through his motorcycle

Santa Rides a Harley

Santa is coming to town this weekend but not in his sleigh rather on two wheels Santa will be cruising down Broadway Saturday morning around 9 30 on his Harley Davidson He ll be making his way to the Roughrider Harley Davidson shop at 20th Avenue Southeast Once there he will be taking pictures with kids The Santa Rides a Harley event is sponsored by the Harley Riders group and all proceeds from the 5-dollar price of the photo will benefit the Domestic Violence Crisis Center Kevin Weber Organizer Our group rides for the enjoyment of it and we believe in family for us to donate back to the community makes our lives brighter that s what our group is all about The annual Santa Rides a Harley fundraiser happens between 10 and 3 tomorrow Kids can get their pictures taken have treats and check out various types of entertainment at the Minot Harley shop

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Analysis and Discussion with Matt DiFilippo of Stewart Capital Advisors

Motorcycle Rider In Fatal Accident Identified.

Police crack down on speeding motorcyclists

HER IT S A 12 MILE WINDY ROAD PACKED WITH PLENTY OF SCENIC VIEWS BUT ON THE WEEKENDS PEOPLE SAY THE ROAD TO THE TOP OF THE SANDIAS LOOKS MORE LIKE A MOTORCYCLE RACE TRACK TODAY GADI SCHWARTZ LOOKED INTO THE PROBLEM- AND CAUGHT A LOT OF DANGEROUS DRIVING UP AND DOWN THE MOUNTAIN PASSING IN A DOUBLE YELLOW- RIGHT INTO A BLIND CURB- DEPUTIES PATROLLING CREST ROAD SAY IT S A GAME OF CAT AND MOUSE EVERY WEEKEND and as you can tell from the ones that just passed you that we were unable to catch they travel at a high rate of speed very unsafe DEPUTIES TOLD US THEY VE GIVEN OUT 8 TICKETS TO SPEEDING MOTORCYCLISTS SO FAR 1 52 they look like they are trying to be professional races on the motor cycle circuit and its very dangerous to everyone all the people up here for sunday drives and themselves JUST UP THE ROAD WE TALKED TO SOME BIKERS WHO TELL US THEY DON T COME OUT TO SPEED BUT ADMIT THATS WHAT THEY RE BIKES ARE DESIGNED TO DO - ESPECIALLY THOSE WITH MIRRORS RIGGED UP TO RADAR DETECTORS 15 13- the motorcycles they can go a little bit faster they are high performance machines and they are able to react quicker to a given situation- you can go quickly up here and still be safe THIS MOTORCYCLIST THINKS THERE SHOULD BE DIFFERENT SPEED LIMITS FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE MOTORCYCLES WHICH HANDLE BETTER THAN BIG TRUCKS OR SEMI S 17 42 i think it s a little unreasonable that the speed limit and the enforcement is not based on class or based on type BUT AT THE TOP OF CREST ONE MOTHER TELLS US MOTORCYCLES MAKE A SCENIC DRIVE- NERVE-RACKING 24 47 they think they are invisible and its going to catch up with them and i hope they wise up before they get hurt DEPUTIES SAY MOST WEEKENDS THEY WRITE AS MANY AS 20 TICKETS TO PEOPLE SPEEDING

Motorcycle fatalities decrease in North Dakota

Fewer people are dying from motorcycle accidents in North Dakota And it may be due to an increase in the number of riders taking ABATE American Bikers Aimed Towards education Executive Director Michael Jay says the 33-percent decrease in motorcycle fatalities last year may be due to an increase in safety awareness and an expanding the ABATE program Michael Jay says more drivers and bikers need to continue to share the road and be aware of their surroundings Michael Jay ABATE Executive Director We really concentrated on getting motorists awareness programs out so the general public is more aware of the motorcycles when they are out in full force on the roads Especially in early spring a rash of accidents always seem to happen in the early spring so it s very vital for us to get that message out both to motorists and to motorcycles to tell them about the dangers that are out there With Veterans Day on Sunday and no snow on the ground yetexpect more motorcycles on the road this weekend

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