NoCo IMRG Informer Newsletter (July 2026)

The July edition is attached and ready to read. Inside, you’ll find upcoming chapter events, local history, practical riding advice, a look back at a memorable tour, and a heartfelt tribute to one of our own.

  • Northern Colorado IMRG Upcoming Events — July and August are packed with chapter gatherings, a cookout, dinner rides, and mountain routes, including the Granby Loop Ride and Pikes Peak Run.
  • In Loving Memory of Pat McGregor — The chapter remembers Pat’s energy, independent spirit, sharp wit, and lasting contribution to the NoCo IMRG community.
  • Roadside Ghosts: The Story Behind Highway 287’s Abandoned Post Office — That weathered building near the Wyoming border has a story involving stagecoaches, outlaws, buried gold, and more than 160 years of local history.
  • Profiles in the Parking Lot: Rider Personalities — From disciplined touring pilots to chaotic dual-sport explorers, this lighthearted guide considers what a motorcycle might reveal about its rider.
  • The Sound of the Road: Your Motorcycle Ride Might Be Costing You Your Hearing — Wind noise can cause lasting damage sooner than many riders realize. Learn what creates the risk and how to protect your hearing without losing the riding experience.
  • Canyons, Curves, and Ferries: Taming the Ozarks and Turning for Home — The Ozarks tour continues through technical curves, dramatic overlooks, small-town encounters, a ferry crossing, and the first leg toward home.

Open the attached Informer for the full stories, ride details, photos, and chapter updates.

Ride, Seek, and Explore