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It’s a bitch being popular. Just ask Denver’s Rick Labriola. A few years ago he built the Lil’ Red Shovelhead, and ever since, everyone wants to see the one of a kind scooter and find out all about it, including us at Scooter News.

When we asked Rick about using the bike for a shoot, he said he knew where the current owner, Larry Dardano, kept Lil’ Red, and since Larry was out of town, Rick said he’d be able to swipe it for a couple hours to make a few photographs.

Some of the two thousand, or more, motorcyclists participating in the Third Annual Emily’s Parade crest Crow Hill on Highway 285 en route to Platte Canyon High School Saturday September 27, 2008. For the third straight year, the charity ride saw big participation, as Colorado bikers once again turned out to show honor and compassion, showing yet again why they have been called “the greatest people in the world.” See story below and additional photos in the Galleries section. Photo by Tim Anderson

Riders rumble through Woodand Park, Colorado, on US Highway 24 during the Veterans Honor Parade at the Second Annual Protecting the American Dream Rally August 23, 2008. More than 5000 motorcyclists flocked to the rally in the town at the top of Ute Pass for a day of Vets appreciation activities and biker fun and games. Proceeds from the rally are donated to The Children of Fallen Soldiers Relief Fund. Story below and more photos in the galleries.

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Long and lean, that’s the way we like ‘em.

So when we came across Jeremy Kavan’s hand-built chopper—a long, lean, street prowler, we knew right away we had the right decoration to put this already sweet bike over the top…the lovely Shay.

Shay is long and lean herself, and wasted no time acquainting herself with Jeremy’s scooter.

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When we saw Dan Flanigan’s black bobber, one of the first things we thought about was which little hottie could we get to smudge it up by laying all over it. Then we remembered we knew a sweetie named Paige with the perfect looks to contrast the dark, evil look Flanigan gave his new pride & joy.

Heading into Big Sky Country was the order of the month for bikers in July. Unable to ignore the wide open spaces and great riding, several thousand riders made the trip north to Red Lodge, Montana, for the 14th Annual Beartooth Rally in late July. By all accounts, it was a great rally. SEE STORY BELOW AND PHOTOS IN THE GALLERY SECTION. Photo by Sammi Watt.

A Denver rider rips out of a parking lot and points his scooter to the open road recently. Riding season is in full swing in the Rockies, with more bikes than ever on the road everyday. More and more riders are using their bikes daily, as it should be--not just on the weekends, and be sure and ride your motorcycle to work on Ride To Work Day, July 16. Bikes are everywhere, and cagers may not be paying attention, so ride defensively.

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What are you supposed to do when you have two pretty girls and only one hot bike to put them on? Certainly, choosing one little cutie over the other is an impossible task. That leaves only one viable option—put ‘em both on the scooter and see what you get.

Two beautiful girls on one beautiful bike.

Twofers.

That’s exactly what we did when we piled Amber & Megan on board Accomplice for this month’s Sweeties & Scooters. The results speak for themselves, as you can see.