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What’s happening in the Wolfpack?


From crash scene tips to upcoming rides and biker rights updates, we’ve got everything you need to stay informed, protected, and part of the brotherhood.

Featured Ride: Devil’s Backbone & Canyon Lake Loop

If you’re looking for a classic Hill Country ride, head south toward the Devil’s Backbone and Canyon Lake.

Starting from Austin, ride down toward Wimberley, then take FM 32 (Devil’s Backbone) — one of the most scenic ridge roads in Texas. You’ll get sweeping views, elevation changes, and some of the best stretches of road in the area.

Continue toward Canyon Lake, loop around the shoreline, and enjoy a mix of smooth curves, open views, and great spots to stop and relax.

Pro Tip: Ride early in the morning for cooler temps and lighter traffic — especially on weekends.

May Motorcycle Events

Circuit of the Americas (COTA) Bike Nights

📍 Austin, TX
📅 Multiple Dates: May 5, 12, 19, 2026

A recurring weekly motorcycle gathering at one of the most famous racing venues in the U.S. These bike nights feature rider meetups, social rides, and themed evenings throughout May, drawing a strong local Austin riding community.

Cinco de Mayo Bike Night – COTA

📍 Austin, TX
📅 May 5, 2026

A themed edition of the weekly bike night series with a festive atmosphere, making it one of the most popular early-May motorcycle meetups in Austin.

Blazin’ Motorcycle Scavenger Hunt (Regional Ride)

📍 Central Texas (near Austin region)
📅 May 9, 2026

A casual group ride with checkpoints and challenges, offering a fun, interactive riding experience for participants of all skill levels.

Moto Camping: May Edition

May is prime time for camping in the Hill Country before summer heat peaks.

Top Moto Camping Spots Near Austin

Pedernales Falls State Park
Great mix of scenic riding and riverside relaxation.

Inks Lake State Park
Calm waters, smooth roads, and shaded campsites.

Guadalupe River State Park
Perfect for combining riding with swimming and cooling off.

May Camping Tips

  • Choose shaded campsites whenever possible

  • Bring extra water and cooling gear

  • Set up camp before peak afternoon heat

  • Pack light layers for cooler nights

May Riding Tips: Hill Country Edition

  • Watch for loose gravel on rural ranch roads

  • Be cautious of deer, especially early morning and evening

  • Stay hydrated — temperatures are rising fast

  • Keep an eye on changing weather — storms can roll in quickly

Rider Quiz: Texas Edition

1️⃣ What’s a common hazard on Hill Country roads?
A) Ice
B) Gravel
C) Snow

2️⃣ True or False: Lane splitting is legal in Texas.

3️⃣ Riders over 21 can ride without a helmet if they meet which requirement?
A) Ride under 50 mph
B) Complete a safety course or carry proper insurance
C) Ride during daylight only

👉 Answers below!

🇺🇸 Community Appreciation

This month we recognize:

  • American Legion Riders

  • Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association

  • Patriot Guard Riders of Texas

  • Austin Police Department Motorcycle Unit

Thank you for your service and dedication to the riding community.

The Wolfpack in Action 


We love sharing these snapshots from our recent events because they show what the Wolfpack is all about — riders, families, and friends coming together. Every time we gather, we carry our values of Honor, Passion, Certainty, Unity, and Loyalty with us, giving back and building stronger connections in the community we’re proud to serve.

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Ride safe, Austin!
Glen Larson
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Quiz Answers

1️⃣ B) Gravel


2️⃣ False


3️⃣ B)
Complete a safety course or carry proper insurance

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Legal Corner: What To Do After a Motorcycle Accident

If you’re in a crash:

  • Move to safety.

  • Call 911 and file a police report.

  • Take photos, gather witness info, and keep all paperwork.

  • Texas is an at-fault state—know your insurance rights and required coverage[13][14].

Key Texas Motorcycle Laws:

  • Helmets required for riders under 21; riders 21+ may ride without a helmet if they have completed a safety course or have sufficient health insurance (proof required)[13][14].

  • Eye protection required unless the bike has a windscreen.

  • Lane splitting is illegal.

  • Motorcycle endorsement (Class M) required on your driver’s license[15].

  • Minimum insurance: $30,000/$60,000 bodily injury, $25,000 property damage[13].

  • Annual safety inspection and registration required[16].

Download my Austin Rider’s Legal Guide for step-by-step advice.

This newsletter is brought to you by the National Academy of Motorcycle Injury Attorneys (NAMIL). Stay tuned for more updates and safe riding tips each month!