The Northern Colorado IMRG did the Fort Laramie Wyoming ride. Fort Laramie was a very important location in American’s expansion into the West. It was founded in 1834 as a trading post then 1849 it became a military fort until it close in 1890. It also had major events in history of Trans- Mississippi West, such as fur trading,…
This Northern Colorado IMRG ride was a great way to experience the beauty of northern Colorado and southern Wyoming. With its stunning scenery, winding roads, and small towns, it was a motorcycle ride that won’t soon be forgotten. The ride to Walden, and then across the Snowy Range was a fantastic motorcycle route offering a variety of scenery, from the dramatic cliffs…
The Northern Colorado IMRG went on their monthly dinner ride in June. We met at the dealership and did a short ride to Jason‘s deli in Fort Collins. The food was good and they had the biggest “small” baked potato you’ll ever see. We had great conversations and a good time. Learn more about the Northern Colorado IMRG
After the Northern Colorado Indian Motorcycle Riders Group Chapter meeting in June, we rode to Kersey Pizza for lunch. Learn more about the Northern Colorado IMRG
Wow, what a trip this was. The Northern Colorado IMRG road trip led us straight into the heart of Taos, NM. With the wind in our face, and sun and rain on our shoulders, our two and three wheel adventure took us through some awesome landscapes capturing the mystique of Taos. The Rocky Mountains were breathtaking as we were…
The Northern Colorado IMRG met at Jax Loveland West outdoor gear Farm and Ranch. We pointed our bikes west up the Big Thompson Canyon, cruising through the stunning mountain scenery along the river to the little town of Glen Haven to the Glen Haven General store for their incredible cinnamon rolls. After enjoying our rolls and and fun conversations,…
The Northern Colorado IMRG had their ride survival skills training. Paul Carrol hosted the training session designed to build and enforce safety, emergency and general riding skills for beginners to advanced riders. Topics included slow riding skills, and mental alertness while riding and much more. Thank you Timberline Church of Fort Collins for providing us a place to train.
The Northern Colorado Indian Motorcycle Riders Group had our monthly dinner. We ended up driving to the restaurant due to strong winds. We did, however, have one brave soul, Ted and his friend Cheryl, who rode (or perhaps was blown there). We met at SANTERAMO’S PIZZA House in Greeley. We had a great time. Good food A lot of…
After our May Chapter meeting, a few Northern Colorado Indian Motorcycle Riders Group members took a short ride on the back roads to Wellington for lunch at the T-Bar. Learn more about the Northern Colorado IMRG
Every year, on the first Saturday in May, International Female Ride Day (IFRD) celebrates women motorcycle riders. The day also encourages and empowers other women to get involved in powersports. NoCo IMRG Chapter members will rode in celebration of IFRD. On Saturday May 4th, we rode to Cheyenne and onto Happy Jack Rd for lunch at the Bunkhouse Bar…
