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John Sturges Helming the 'Magnificent Seven' should be reason enough, demonstrating that Sturges had the happy talent of taking what was considered strictly 'male' oriented stories and making them sexy enough and humorous enough to appeal to female movie-goer as well.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Day Four: It's the people you meet
Denny and I pose for a photo with our new buddy, James Martinez. James runs a Mexican restaurant in Leadville, Colo., helps wayward tourists and rides a really cool, blue and white Harley-Davidson Soft Tail.
Motorcyclist hurt; drivers warned
An Oroville motorcyclist suffered minor injuries Tuesday afternoon after colliding with a truck on Oro Dam Boulevard in front of the Food Maxx parking lot.
Ft. Huachuca bikers dress for safety
Riding a motorcycle carries a new restriction for troops at Southern Arizona's largest military installation.
Buell Motorcycles to Replace AMA Pro Racing Safety Car
"Safety Cars" - vehicles out on track during motor racing to slow the action or set a pace for a warm-up lap - are a staple in car racing, and have been featured at the Daytona 200 for the last 20 years, and in all the AMA Pro Roadracing events this season.
Man suffers major injuries after being ejected from motorcycle near Porterville
Ed Hardy Motorcycle Helmets. A Bakersfield man suffered major injuries Saturday morning when he was ejected from his motorcycle after failing to complete a turn on a curvy roadway near Porterville, according to the California Highway Patrol.
VIDEO: Motorcyclists Advised To Take Safety Course
After three fatal motorcycle collisions in a week in Las Vegas, one motorcyclist is advising all cyclists to take a refresher safety course.
Confusion Over Missouri Helmet Law - KTVI
"It is hot but I'd rather be hot than bash my head in," on one of the hottest days of the year Missouri motorcyclist Larry Reifstick would rather be heated than harmed, others would like to leave the helmet at home. "I just drove through Arkansas with a few other friends and we all had our helmets off," says motorcyclist Elmer Ferguson, "but as soon as we got back into Missouri there was a police officer telling us to put them back on."
Ed Hardy Helmets. That could change soon, but it hasn't yet. While the state legislature did pass a bill that would allow going helmetless on most Missouri roads except interstates, that bill still waits on the governor's desk. Whether its confusion or courage some are breaking the law by not wearing a helmet.
"I see them without all of the time," says Reifstick, "I saw two or three of them just today, I think most of them think the law as already gone into effect."The Highway Patrol knows it hasn't gone into effect. Troopers issuing a reminder to motorcyclists that they can and will ticket those going helmetless. The bill waits for the governor's action and even if he had signed it already it would be august before going leaving the helmet off would be legal. If Governor Nixon doesn't veto nor sign it, then the bill would automatically become law July 14th. It would be by the end of August before it would take effect. So until then the debate continues and for the time being, so does having to have a helmet on.
"Most bikers I have spoken with would prefer to have the choice," says Ferguson as he strapped on his helmet to head home."
Motorcycle Groups Respond to Negative Stereotypes
Garmin Zumo 660 Motorcycle GPS.Last week, the nation's foremost expert on outlaw motorcycle gangs came to town.
Vermont Stresses Motorcycle Safety
As summer gets into high gear, you'll see more motorcycles on the road. And there are more serious -- often fatal -- accidents involving motorcycles.
WVU Tech students build electric motorcycle
Justin Cole demonstrates an electric motorcycle, which he and other engineering students built at West Virginia University Institute of Technology.
Tell us what you think: Motorcycle safety
It's been a deadly weekend for motorcyclists after at least five fatal crashes, including the notorious spot, "the Dragon," in Blount County.
Columbiana County Grand Jury for 6-.....
Robert Halfhill Jr., 27, of Darlington, Pa., theft, a fourth-degree felony. Documents alleged Halfhill stole a 1998 Ford Explorer belonging to Chris Shank on May 26.
E-ZPass accused of speed errors on Grand Isle
Richard DiTullio of Grand Island said he is anything but a speed demon when riding his motorcycle.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
An issue where Nixon looks good, no matter what he does
Jeremiah "Jay" Nixon has only served as governor of Missouri for a few months now, but it's already apparent that he's a much more capable politician than his predecessor.
Benjamin Bratt and Warren Boyd Talk The Cleaner
The star of the A&E series and the real-life inspiration for the show talk about the show's new season With basic cable networks getting into the swing of original programming, like AMC and its dual powerhouse shows of Breaking Bad and Mad Men , the A&E Network figured it was time to get back into the original programming business.
Road is named most dangerous in country
A 7.5-mile stretch of a Cheshire road has been named one of the country's most dangerous after fatal and serious crashes soared by 42% in a year.
Camp Lejeune hosting Motorsports Safety Fair
The Marines Corps is offering specialized motorcycle training to Marines as the service tries to curb the rising number of fatal accidents.
The sequel of stupid, transformed
Michael Bay movies are just like piñatas: No matter how much we critics bash them, they still shower the eager masses with tasty, colorful, easy-to-swallow junk.
Theater review: 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang' is a fun ride for the family at Fair Park Music Hall
Cute kids. A quartet of hilarious villains. A whole pack of trained dogs. A production number with a samba that sizzles.