by Jeff Pamer In 2007, I was 26 years old. I just started working at a restaurant in downtown Vancouver after a spectacular career failure. I had previously been the sous chef at a restaurant that was near if not at the...
Read moreLaying the Foundation By Jeff Pamer If I had one wish from what was overall, a wonderful childhood, it would have been more taking things apart and putting them back together. Actually, there just wasn’t much of the latter going...
Read moreBy Jeff Pamer I can’t think of a single resolution that I have ever kept. Maybe taking up running, but that has been a lifelong goal, and I don’t think it was ever a resolution. Logic would show that it...
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By Jeff Pamer This post isn’t going to be sifted through and edited. In the moment. Like the events of Thursday night. I was so excited. I was going to be helping host my first Moto Social in Phoenix. Before Read more…
By Jeff Pamer Living in Arizona to some may seem like a year-round riding eutopia, but staying cool and finding lighter riding gear is the only way to get the most out of May through October. It gets hot. The heat comes Read more…
By Jeff Pamer A few years ago, I wrote a piece for Bike-urious about my love of the movie Top Gun and argued that it recruited me into motorcycles at an early age. You can still find it at posted Read more…
Review of the SW-Motech Bag I bought By Jeff Pamer The (Physical) Breakdown: I don’t want saddlebags. I don’t want extra nonsense on my bike. They’re a proclamation that I’ve made to the world: “I don’t care what my bike looks like, Read more…
By Jeff Pamer As I sit here, my left hand a bit sore from a clutch pull that makes me curse any red light I hit 30 minutes into any ride, and a to fix list longer than my pocketbook Read more…
By Jeff Pamer I always loved Motorcycles. From Top Gun to Terminator 2, I was infatuated. When I was 11, I had to do a presentation in front of the class on anything I wanted. Motorcycles. That’s when I learned about shaft drive, and Read more…
By Jeff Pamer Phoenix, like few other places in our country, lives in a reverse reality. The summer is something to be survived. The temperature rises, the blinds close, the a/c kicks on, and doesn’t seem to turn off for Read more…