Tim's Motorcycle Diaries

Tim's Motorcycle Diaries is a blog about motorcycle travel, photography and mechanics written by former millwright & IT technician who's now a technology teacher. This is not your typical motorcycle blog. If you're looking for cruisers and biker life, this ain't that. If you're into thinking about motorbikes in technical, dynamic and creative ways, Tim's Motorcycle Diaries will take you there. If you like a post, please do share it on social media.

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Wednesday, 3 August 2016

A Good Week for Self Publishing

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If you read the blog, then you've already gone on our ride around the Superstition Mountains in Arizona. Motorcycle Mojo picked up th...

Monday, 27 June 2016

And Then There Was One

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When I started riding I began to voraciously consume motorcycling magazines. It took me a while to figure out which ones were good, but for...

Monday, 11 January 2016

The Motorcycle not-so Super Show

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A not-so-super Saturday morning. After driving through thick fog for almost two hours we're told to line up to get in the parking lo...

Tuesday, 28 April 2015

Motorcycle Mojo: Tim's Birthday Edition

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My great aunt and Granddad across the page from a Triumph, I think they'd approve! It's been a good month for publishing. Glen...

Sunday, 26 October 2014

Voracious Reader: Canadian Motorcycle Magazines

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With riding coming to an end in the Great White North I'm looking more closely at motorcycle media to sustain me through the long, dar...

Sunday, 17 August 2014

Are you ready for your fitting? Tailored Motorbikes & Micro-manufacturing...

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I just read a good article in Motorcycle Mojo called, " Building The Perfect Bike ." In the article the author supposed that...

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Timothy King: An art student in college, I dropped out to apprentice as a millwright and then an I.T. technician before going back to school for English and philosophy degrees. Now a published writer, award winning educator, relentlessly curious digital explorer and avid (though atypical) motorbike rider.

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