Ride to Work Day is closing in on us again; this year it's on Monday 18th June, a day after Father's Day.The motorcycle industry have produced this viral video to highlight the day and encourage more people onto two wheels.Charge up your battery

Did you ride to work last Monday? Good for you if did. You might not have even known it was Ride to Work Day, it could just be what you do every day.As I rode into work on Ride to Work Day, I didn't notice any more motorcycles on the road than usual

Monday 20th June is National Ride to Work Day. A day designed to promote the benefits and joys of riding a motorbike, as if we need to be told.With fuel prices rising, the constant threat of a tube strike and train fares on the up, riding a bike has

THIS Monday coming is Ride to Work Day.Anyone who rides a motorcycle, scooter or moped knows that motorcycling is an ideal way to save money, beat the stress and the jams! Each year, the industry celebrates the benefits of motorcycling

TOMORROW is Wednesday the 18th of July and that's the Ride to Work Day, part of National Motorcycle Week.Visordown is backing the campaign to get more two-wheelers on the road, we just hope the weather holds out!Hundreds of motorcycle and scooter

THE NATIONAL Motorcycle week for 2009 kicks off on the 13th July with Wednesday 15th July taking centre stage with this years Ride to Work Day.Ride to Work Day highlights that motorcycling has more to offer for society and individuals. Using a

to work and home again takes 41 minutes, with 12 minutes lost every day in jams and delays. Even with annual leave, bank holidays and sick days this means 5½ working days lost every year or 58 working weeks during a lifetime.According to another survey

of testing. It's been hard work but I have improved each day and especially today, when I have gone nearly one second faster with race tyres than I was yesterday. I've been concentrating on changing my riding style; braking later and accelerating sooner

works well on the day there won't be anyone to touch us – but I've got to be in the right frame of mind to ride the thing because I'm like an old woman when I'm not in a good mood.”This weekend, William will also contest both Supersport races

Randy Mamola, to raise money for Riders for Health work in Africa.The pillion ride is claimed, by those lucky enough to have experienced it, to be unbelievable fun. Formula 1 ace Michael Schumacher was lucky enough to have a pillion ride with Randy