Pics must not be copyrighted. They should be clear, high quality, and relate to your topic, not to offend or an embarrassment to others.

(U5) Add a personal touch to your blog with: Logos, pictures, videos, audio, slide shows, contests, events and links to your favorite sites.

(U5) Be mindful of your audience for blog colors. Colors invoke emotions, combinations influence viewers. Red/white/blue=patriotic, red/green=Christmas.

Moving on to your motorcycle here is a handy way to remember to check your bike.
TCLOCK
T = Tires and wheels
C = Controls
L = Lights
O = Oil
C = Chassis
K = Kickstand

There are a number of TCLOCK checklists available - here are two links to give you a more in-depth checklist
http://micapeak.com/info/T-CLOCK.html
http://frederickhog.org/tips/tclock.htm

The important thing is to DO IT, every time you ride.

This site is designed for the avid rider, occasional rider, and the “what’s it all about - owning or riding a motorcycle or a Harley?” and how to be safe while riding a motorcycle.

Safety First: When going to ride a motorcycle, safety should be the first thing on your mind for you, your bike, and a passenger (if you have one). To me, it’s just like going out in cold weather, I check from head to toe; helmet, glasses/goggles (clear or sun glasses), coat (designed for motorcycle riding), gloves, long pants, and shoes (above the ankles). Do I need chaps or rain gear for foul or cold weather? Finally, am I mentally prepared to ride and ride safe?

More later.

The unofficial Harley-Davidson Blog link: http://www.harley-davidsonblog.com/