Whether you're new to motorcycling, new to group riding, or you’ve got some miles under your belt, here's a list of "do's and don'ts" to help you get as many “Smiles per Mile” as possible. These tips are good to follow if you're riding with friends or on a larger charity ride.

Hands down, there is no better way to experience this b-e-a-utiful country of ours than from the seat of a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle. (Or any motorcycle -I'm just a little biased!)

Sure there's riding to and from work, but now you've decided to take things a step further and have planned to take the show on the road. Most Excellent!

To help you prepare, I've put together this list plus a few tips I've learned the hard way.

For your vacation you can get on a plane and be at your destination in a matter of hours. But when you travel via Motorcycle you really get to the heart of where you're going. Turns out a Motorcycle is a way better way to see the world.

We have several large continents with lots and lots of roads. Those roadways provide access to popular tourist spots, charming towns, beautiful back-roads and hidden gems you won't see from the air.

Here's seven reasons why I think a Motorcycle Road Trip is the best way to travel and really get to know the country: