Keystone Motorcycle Press

Keystone Motorcycle Press Keystone Motorcycle Press is a monthly, full color print tabloid newspaper, in production since 1988. Display advertising space for as little as $20.00!

It is available by subscription as well through select dealerships. We offer special advertising rates for nonprofit groups, door prize subscriptions upon request and FREE calendar of events listings! Email or call Marilyn for advertising information and media kit at [email protected] or 724.774.6542

ALWAYS KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING! Get the KMP delivered to your door every month. Subscribe to the Keyston

e Motorcycle Press for just $20 for one year, $34 for two years and $48 for three. Send check or money order to KMP, PO Box 296, Ambridge, PA 15003-0296. Thank you! We''ll see you on the road!

Celebrate our independence. It's time to party!!
07/03/2025

Celebrate our independence. It's time to party!!

Hello everyone! Featured on our July edition cover is Pennsylvania's own Bill Morris, dedicated collector, passionate se...
07/03/2025

Hello everyone! Featured on our July edition cover is Pennsylvania's own Bill Morris, dedicated collector, passionate seeker, well-traveled believer, keen-eyed safeguarder, and owner of Bill's Old Bike Barn, a sanctuary, temple, church of all manner of objects. It's really something, this place. Dave Bucher stopped by to meet Bill Morris and this is his story.

Annual Steel City H-D's Make-A-Wish Ride Saturday, June 21. Weather will be sunny, at last!!
06/20/2025

Annual Steel City H-D's Make-A-Wish Ride Saturday, June 21. Weather will be sunny, at last!!

This Saturday at New Castle H-D.
06/05/2025

This Saturday at New Castle H-D.

Making plans for this Saturday? Read the KMP for all you need to know about what to do and when to get on the road.
06/04/2025

Making plans for this Saturday? Read the KMP for all you need to know about what to do and when to get on the road.

Saturday will be a good day to "petition the Lord with prayer!" Steel City's Season Opener and Blessing of the Bikes (12...
05/16/2025

Saturday will be a good day to "petition the Lord with prayer!" Steel City's Season Opener and Blessing of the Bikes (12:15pm), and a whole lot more. The Doors may be a thing of the past but fan-favorite band "The Next" will be on stage! Lots going on at Steel City H-D May 17, and it's not going to rain.

Kickoff 2025 Bike Night at McMahon's Friday, May 166:30p-9:30p
05/15/2025

Kickoff 2025 Bike Night at McMahon's Friday, May 16
6:30p-9:30p

New Castle H-D Is Having A Party! Demos, live music, food and drink!!
05/09/2025

New Castle H-D Is Having A Party! Demos, live music, food and drink!!

Big weekend at Dubois H-D: Test rides, contests, swag, and discounts on
05/09/2025

Big weekend at Dubois H-D: Test rides, contests, swag, and discounts on

Welcome to the Merry Month of May! There is quite a historical footprint for ancient populations celebrating the month o...
05/02/2025

Welcome to the Merry Month of May! There is quite a historical footprint for ancient populations celebrating the month of May with spring festivals, traditions, customs, and superstitions dedicated to gods and goddesses who represented fertility, beauty, and growth, and others entirely in devotion to Mary. It's an unpredictable month with renewed growth and very volatile weather, which calls for extra intervention. Countries within the Northern Hemisphere welcome the beginning of all this fertility and bounty from the land in ways that still are carried out today. The Romans and Greeks were big on tributes to the well and water goddesses, and war and the like. The Celts held a festival called Beltrane (one of four pagan fire festivals held throughout the year) which melded what are sometimes opposing springtime energies. These customs were meant to represent the wholeness of life and the propagation of the species. And you know what that means... a lot of frolicing in the woods and dancing over fires. Beltrane is sexual, strongly sexual. Did you know that the Maypole, decorated with flowers and ribbons and danced around by fetching maidens, is a ph***ic symbol representing male power? I wonder whether St. John's knew that when we skipped around a Maypole on the playground. Sadly, all that Beltrane fun and the canoodling were outlawed in Britain in the 17th century when the party pooper Puritans came into power. Some English, Irish and Scottish towns still hold the Beltrane fire festival and have permanent Maypoles. So there.

We bikers best get on with our own merry May making and goddess worshiping in anticipation of a fruitful and free springtime. Have a good time! —Marilyn

Saturday at Steel City H-D! It's a good day to demo.
04/18/2025

Saturday at Steel City H-D! It's a good day to demo.

Woops! Forgot to place the April front cover! Six full pages of Calendar; riding season is really here. Sure, it's a lit...
04/07/2025

Woops! Forgot to place the April front cover! Six full pages of Calendar; riding season is really here. Sure, it's a little brisk outside. But, still!

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PO BOX 296, AMBRIDGE
Ambridge, PA
15003

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Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
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Dan Faingnaert and Marilyn Shields began publishing the Western Pennsylvania Motorcycle News in September 1988. A couple of years later, as demand and support grew from all regions of PA for a reliable source of motorcycling information, we changed the name to Keystone Motorcycle Press to better reflect our ever-increasing coverage and readership. Over the years we interviewed hundreds of business owners, racers, club members, bikers on the road, and have profiled all sorts of motorcycle-related products, people, events, and much more and continue to do so. We provide political information that affects riders. The Keystone Motorcycle Press is well known as the go-to source for upcoming events, including in our summer issues as many as 8 or more pages on Calendar listings alone. You won’t find better road-trip stories anywhere, written by some of the best moto journalists in the biz: Traveling Route 6; Diners across PA; Finding the Best Hot Dog; The Best Pretzel, Covered Bridges Across PA; A Horizontal Road Across PA; A Verticle Path Down The Middle, just to name a few.

If you are looking for hometown Pennsylvania news, history, great roads, welcoming restaurants with great food, lots of pics, and overall motorcycling, motorcycling, motorcycling we think you will enjoy the KMP.

We offer special advertising rates for nonprofit groups, 12-month, 1-year door prize subscriptions upon request and FREE calendar of events listings! Display advertising space for as little as $20.00! Email or call Marilyn for advertising information and media kit at [email protected] or 724.774.6542 ALWAYS KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING! Get the KMP delivered to your door every month. Subscribe to the Keystone Motorcycle Press for just $18 for one year, $30 for two years and $43 for three. Send check or money order to KMP, PO Box 296, Ambridge, PA 15003-0296. Subscribe with a credit card by calling 724.774.6542. We''ll see you on the road!