Sound RIDER! began as a monthly online magazine about motorcycling in the Pacific Northwest. It was founded by publisher Tom Mehren in 1999.[1][2][3] The magazine features editorial about people, places and events associated with motorcycling in the Northwest region. In addition it features used motorcycle listings, and a number of databases specific to dealers, services and clubs in the area. The editorial content is archived for viewing past its initial month of publication.
Motorcycle safety panel discussion with David L. Hough at Sportbike Northwest 2011.
In 2001 the magazine entered into the area of event promotion putting on the Northwest Motorcycle Display at the Cycle World International Motorcycle Show held in Seattle. The display has been a staple of the show each year since. In 2002 the magazine hosted the first ever 3 Pass Blast ride taking riders on a time/speed/distance ride through the Cascades Range. The event is held annually.
During 2006 Sound RIDER! began to offer tours beginning with the Trollhuagen Dual Sport Tour, which eventually was renamed the Sasquatch Dual Sport tour. In 2009 the first Road Trip tour was offered. Each tour takes riders through the Northwest along lesser travelled roads and in the case of the Sasquatch tour, riders are guided over many forest service dirt and gravel roads.
Publicationsedit
The publisher of Sound Rider!, Mixed Media Publishing, is operated by Tom Mehren and has published several books by him and David L. Hough.
Mehren, Tom (2007), Packing Light Packing Right!: The Sound RIDER! Guide to Motorcycle Packing, Mixed Media, ISBN978-0-9747420-1-4
Mehren, Tom (2008), Motorcycling in the Columbia River Gorge (3rd ed.), Mixed Media, ISBN978-0-9747420-5-2
Mehren, Tom (2009), Dual Sport Rides through Western Washington (1st ed.), Mixed Media, ISBN978-0-9747420-6-9
Mehren, Tom (2010), Motorcycling through Central & Eastern Oregon (1st ed.), Mixed Media, ISBN978-0-9747420-7-6
Mehren, Tom (2012), Motorcycling Through Western Oregon (1st ed.), Mixed Media, ISBN978-0-9747420-8-3
Mehren, Tom (2013), Motorcycling Through Western Washington (1st ed.), Mixed Media, ISBN978-0-9747420-9-0
, Sound Rider!, July 2004, archived from the original on September 3, 2014, retrieved August 30, 2014
Buzzelli, Buzz (March–April 2006). "Days of view (pronounced deja vu): the illusion of Washington state". American Rider. Vol. 13, no. 2. pp. 38+. Gale A142383951 (subscription required).
Hilderbrand, JC (17 September 2007), "2007 Suzuki V-Strom Comparison", MotorcycleUSA
Kistner, Toni (November 1999), "Sounds of success", Home Office Computing, vol. 17, no. 11, Boulder, Colorado, p. TNH10
Lewis, Jack (July 2010), "No Sweat: beating the heat at Sportbike Northwest", Motorcyclist, pp. 86+, retrieved September 22, 2011
Oliver, Lance (June 2006), "Sport Rider Unite! Discovering the best of the Columbia River Gorge at Sportbike Northwest", American Motorcyclist
"Stevenson, Wash., proclaims July 30-Aug. 5 Sound RIDER! Motorcycle Week in the Gorge", Press release, American Motorcyclist Association, June 15, 2012
External linksedit
Official website
January 01, 1970
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This article includes a list of general references but it lacks sufficient corresponding inline citations Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise citations October 2023 Learn how and when to remove this message Sound RIDER began as a monthly online magazine about motorcycling in the Pacific Northwest It was founded by publisher Tom Mehren in 1999 1 2 3 The magazine features editorial about people places and events associated with motorcycling in the Northwest region In addition it features used motorcycle listings and a number of databases specific to dealers services and clubs in the area The editorial content is archived for viewing past its initial month of publication Sound Rider CategoriesMotorcycling motorcycle touringFrequencyMonthly online PublisherTom MehrenFounderTom MehrenFounded1999CompanyMixed MEDIACountryUnited StatesBased inSeattle WashingtonLanguageEnglishWebsitesoundrider wbr com Notable contributors to the magazine include Motorcycle Hall of Fame motorcycle safety author David L Hough and motorcycle instructional author Dave Preston The website has online store with motorcycling related items Contents 1 Events 2 Publications 3 Notes 4 References 5 External linksEvents edit nbsp Motorcycle safety panel discussion with David L Hough at Sportbike Northwest 2011 In 2001 the magazine entered into the area of event promotion putting on the Northwest Motorcycle Display at the Cycle World International Motorcycle Show held in Seattle The display has been a staple of the show each year since In 2002 the magazine hosted the first ever 3 Pass Blast ride taking riders on a time speed distance ride through the Cascades Range The event is held annually 2003 marked the birth of the Sound RIDER Sportbike Northwest motorcycle rally SBNW 4 3 It eventually blossomed into three more rally events Sport Touring Northwest Dualsport Northwest and Maxi Scooter Northwest All four events are held simultaneously each summer in the Columbia River Gorge over a five day period and are sanctioned as the Northwest Regional Rally for the American Motorcyclist Association 5 SBNW participants can ride on the private Maryhill Loops Road During 2006 Sound RIDER began to offer tours beginning with the Trollhuagen Dual Sport Tour which eventually was renamed the Sasquatch Dual Sport tour In 2009 the first Road Trip tour was offered Each tour takes riders through the Northwest along lesser travelled roads and in the case of the Sasquatch tour riders are guided over many forest service dirt and gravel roads Publications editThe publisher of Sound Rider Mixed Media Publishing is operated by Tom Mehren and has published several books by him and David L Hough Mehren Tom 2007 Packing Light Packing Right The Sound RIDER Guide to Motorcycle Packing Mixed Media ISBN 978 0 9747420 1 4 Mehren Tom 2008 Motorcycling in the Columbia River Gorge 3rd ed Mixed Media ISBN 978 0 9747420 5 2 Mehren Tom 2009 Dual Sport Rides through Western Washington 1st ed Mixed Media ISBN 978 0 9747420 6 9 Mehren Tom 2010 Motorcycling through Central amp Eastern Oregon 1st ed Mixed Media ISBN 978 0 9747420 7 6 Mehren Tom 2012 Motorcycling Through Western Oregon 1st ed Mixed Media ISBN 978 0 9747420 8 3 Mehren Tom 2013 Motorcycling Through Western Washington 1st ed Mixed Media ISBN 978 0 9747420 9 0 Hough David L 2013 The Good Rider USA Mixed Media ISBN 978 0 9747420 3 8 The online food and drink magazine Seattle DINING has been published by Mixed Media Publishing since 1999 6 Notes edit Wong 2006 Buzzelli 2006 a b AMA 2012 Lewis 2010 Oliver 2006 p 51 Sound Rider 2004References editSound RIDER 5 years later An interview with the publisher Tom Mehren Sound Rider July 2004 archived from the original on September 3 2014 retrieved August 30 2014 Buzzelli Buzz March April 2006 Days of view pronounced deja vu the illusion of Washington state American Rider Vol 13 no 2 pp 38 Gale A142383951 subscription required Hilderbrand JC 17 September 2007 2007 Suzuki V Strom Comparison MotorcycleUSA Kistner Toni November 1999 Sounds of success Home Office Computing vol 17 no 11 Boulder Colorado p TNH10 Lewis Jack July 2010 No Sweat beating the heat at Sportbike Northwest Motorcyclist pp 86 retrieved September 22 2011 Oliver Lance June 2006 Sport Rider Unite Discovering the best of the Columbia River Gorge at Sportbike Northwest American Motorcyclist Wong Brad October 10 2006 Custom Bike Builder Just Helped Everybody Seattle Post Intelligencer Seattle Washington p B 1 retrieved 2011 09 22 Stevenson Wash proclaims July 30 Aug 5 Sound RIDER Motorcycle Week in the Gorge Press release American Motorcyclist Association June 15 2012External links editOfficial website nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Sound Rider amp oldid 1220991781, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
