motorcycles

The skies are clear and the roads are beckoning, but there's a serious safety alert for local bikers that could change your ride plans.

If you're traveling the roads around Louisiana, maybe on I-10 or I-49, and you notice a motorcycle parked on the side of the highway with a motorcycle helmet on the ground behind the back tire, you should pull over.

Not wearing shoes could land you in big trouble in some states.

Motorcycle laws vary from state to state, so it's important to know what is and isn't legal not just here in Louisiana. When it comes to lane splitting, is it legal in Louisiana?

Have you ever wondered what the "Biker Wave" means? Could it mean something more than just "Hey"? In some cases, yep. Here's what we found out...

A local man took to the Nextdoor App to make a plea that should not have to be made, but he has good reason.

Reports add that four other motorcyclists were also injured in the accident.

The destination is the Louisiana State Capital, where there will be a rally held in support of Louisiana's law enforcement officers.

Registration opens at 8am, and vehicles out at 10am. Raffles, auctions, food, music - it will all make for a great day!

Early registration is $30 ($35 day of), and $25 per extra rider. The event will feature food, music, and family fun.

A woman is being taken to the hospital after the motorcycle she was riding on hit a school bus on Bertrand Drive.

Youngsville Police Chief Rickey Boudreaux's back is fractured; surgery is scheduled for next week.

The ride will culminate at Bayou Tece Brewing in Arnaudville. Entertainment includes live music by the Spearman Brothers.

The Patriot Tour honors past, present, and fallen american heroes. One American flag is transferred throughout all 48 continental United States...

Stunt rider Travis Pastrana wowed the crowds and a live TV audience by recreating three of Evel Knievel's most iconic jumps.

More trouble for America's great motorcycle company. Harley Davidson is closing its manufacturing plant in Kansas City, Missouri...

The movement is called "Bikes Up, Guns Down", and it coincides with the celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's birthday.

Snakes have decided to start jumping at us y'all. Flying tubes of death with poison and fangs. I'll be leaving this planet now.

It's a photo that has some thinking they're seeing something otherworldly.

In the video you can hear him say that the motorcycle was used in New Orleans from 1934-1960