PBR Fun in Las Vegas!

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"With the throttle screwed on there is only the
barest margin, and no room at all for mistakes...
that's when the strange music starts... fear
becomes exhilaration (and the)... only sounds are
the wind and a dull roar floating back from the
mufflers." That's Hunter S. Thompson sharing the
joys of motorcycling in his 1966 book "Hells
Angels The Strange and Terrible Saga of the
Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs." And avid motorcyclists
could not agree more. Especially not in the city
of Las Vegas where the annual Bikefest is a
staple and essential event. And the admiration
that riders feel for motorcycling is but utterly
understandable. There is definitely a different
sensation to be riding out in the open. The
direct connection of the rider and the natural
elements is something that a "compartmentalized
ride" (like say, of a car) cannot give.True, a
motorcycle might not be everyone's cup of tea.
But a deviation from the mundane can do wonders
for you. Imagine yourself on that long awaited
road trip to see the Grand Canyons or to ride up
to Hoover Dam. Now amp up the experience with a
motorcycle. There's no way you can say "no" to
this, not even if you say that you don't have a
ride of your own.
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Because in this day and age, if you don't have
it buy it. And if you can't buy it you can
always rent it. For one, the carefree speed in
the open roads is a natural high, a transcendence
from just being "on the road" to being "one with
the road." Robert Pirsig's "Zen and the Art of
Motorcycle Maintenance" describes the sensation
as something, which "compels the rider into what
exist now, the present (leaving) less room for
agonizing about tomorrow, or second-guessing the
past." Because the ride leaves one exposed to the
surroundings, there is a heightened awareness and
a sensitivity of the senses. Then Milan Kundera
in his 1996 book "Slowness," had this to say
about the journey on a motorcycle "speed is the
form of ecstasy the technical revolution has
bestowed on man."
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These are the feelings that motorcyclists live
for and sometimes even write about. If you have
tried traveling on a motorcycle, then you
certainly know what I am talking about. But if
you're one that has not tried experiencing Vega
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vulnerability to nature, I suggest you get
yourself one. You can always buy books, and
together with the author, imagine what its feels
like to be on a motorcycle. But if you want more
than that, then you can have more than that.
Motorcycle rentals in Las Vegas can give you the
real experience that books talk about. Want to
ride a Ducati, a Honda, a Yamaha, or a Harley
Davidson? Motorcycle rentals in Las Vegas have it
all. If you want more of those Harleys then there
are also Harley rental providers that can book
you a ride for a trip around Las Vegas.
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Glide, or the Fat Boy? They have it all.
Motorcycle and Harley rental dealers in Las Vegas
are waiting for you to make the decision. So
what's it going to be? Do you want to just take
on the road within the limits of your
imagination? Or do you want to take a first hand
ride with the real thing? The choice is up to you.