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Did you ride to work this week? Monday was National Ride To Work Day, after all – every third Monday in June. Did you beat the traffic on your motorcycle? This is the 27th year of Ride To Work Day. It was created by Andy Goldfine, the designer of the AeroStich riding suit, as a way to promote both the common sense and “social good” of motorcycling. He says that on any given day in the United States, there are probably 80 million people driving to work in cars and perhaps 200,000 in the summertime riding to work on motorcycles, despite the U.S having around 8 million registered motorcycles and scooters. [...]

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