What Do You Owe Your Family Before You Ride

Send us Fan MailA weekend can be perfect on paper and still end with water pouring out of your boots. We kick things off with the ride-day stuff that actually makes motorcycle culture feel like family: the food stops, the jokes, and the local spots that become tradition, including a full-on love letter to Fat Boy’s Burrito (burritos, smash burgers, wings, and all). If you ride Long Island, you’ll recognize how quickly a casual meetup turns into the day’s main event. From there, we get into real ride conditions and real event logistics. We talk charity BBQs, setting up at My Place Tavern in Selden, and what it’s like when weather flips from “let’s roll” to “this is a downpour.” We also trade group ride lessons, including why clear planning and proper escorts matter, and we revisit stories around the 9-11 run and riding into NYC when things aren’t managed the right way. Then we make an important turn: what happens if you leave home and don’t come back, or you come back and can’t work. Jonathan from New York Life explains how he helps riders and families build financial security using life insurance, annuities, rolling old 401(k)s into income planning, and protections like disability and long-term care. We close with a spotlight on Rock and Roll for a Cure, a breast cancer fundraiser motorcycle run where proceeds go directly to patients who need help now. If you got something from this one, subscribe, share it with a riding buddy, and leave us a review so more riders can find Motorcycle Mayhem Radio.For savings click the link https://milwaukeemotorcycleclothing.com/pages/motorcycle-mayhem-radio Support the showLike and follow ourFacebook and instagram accounts. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on Twitter.  Checkout all our podcast platforms and listen live on 103.9 FM LI NEWS RADIO 6PM-7PM Wednesday nights.