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With pace of the world being ridiculously fast—stupid even—every so often it’s nice to take a minute, relax, and take a look back to appreciate all that has come before. Of course the classic look of the ‘50s is one that just doesn’t get old.

Garret Richard (#37) of Colorado Springs, Colorado, makes an unplanned dismount from his bike during the first weekend of the 2010 Harry's Roamers Ices Races at Rainbow Falls Park on January 3rd. Richard was pretty much out of the 301+A-studded class race after the crash, but was none the worse for wear and finished the day. The races continue every weekend in January and are open to everyone to participate or spectate. See many more photos of the action in the galleries section. Photo by Tim Anderson

Wishing everyone a great 2010 from Denver, Colorado.

Two of Santa's helpers pause for a picture at the Mile High Harley-Davidson toy run party December 6th. About 500 people trekked through a nasty snowstorm to the dealership after the toy run to children's hospital for a little get-together that included food, beer, live music, holiday sales,and lots of good cheer. Despite the heavy snow all day and chilly temperatures, it was a fine holiday celebration. See more photos from the day in the gallery section.

That Santa makes his rounds in a high-flying sleigh is pretty common knowledge. But Biker kids know the real story. The jolly old elf actually makes his Christmas Eve deliveries on a fine candy-cane red Harley. Of course, that Harley is outfitted with a sidecar to hold all the presents Santa has to haul around, and, he’s got to have room for a favorite helper, too.

A small, but hearty and enthusiastic group of riders took advantage of gorgeous weather Sunday November 29 and took part in the annual 2-Wheelers Toy Run through Denver. The run is one of the oldest Toy Runs in the Denver area, and is always held the Sunday after Thanksgiving. This year, the 29th annual run left 2-wheelers in Denver and headed for Susie’s in Golden, before making its way to Chasers in Northglenn where a day-long party awaited everyone.

Two riders soak up the last minutes and miles summer had to offer as they rumble along Fountain Creek, south of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Their timing for the season’s last ride was perfect…less than 24 hours after this photograph was made, the winter announced its arrival when the first day of a five-day storm moved into the region. Temperatures dropped 35 degrees, and up to two feet of snow blanketed much of the Northern front Range—as much as four feet in the mountains—marking the end of shirt-sleeve riding for 2009.

Sometimes, taking the familiar and changing it up a bit turns out better that setting out to create something new and different. At least, that was the case for Rocky Rickford and his 2008 Fat Boy. Stationed at Fort Carson, Rickford liked his new motorcycle, but lets face it, there are a lot of Fat Boys out prowling the roads. He wanted something a little different, without having to go 100% custom.

Riders heading south back towards denver are all smiles after spending time in Severance, Colorado, at the annual Nut Run September 20th. The long-running event returned to the tiny northeastern Colorado town after a two-year absence. Roughly two-thousand riders overran the town for good times, a feast of Rocky Mountain Oysters, and an afternoonof soaking up sunshine during what is widely considered the last run of the summer in Colorado. More photos in the gallery section. Photo by Tim Anderson