WTAR 850 AM has the only show in the country dedicated to the passion of motorcycling. Motorcycle Mania airs from 11:00 am to1:00 pm every Sunday.

Mike making a point...

The show is hosted by Mike Imprevento

• A former Navy Judge Advocate and Special Assistant United States Attorney, Mike Imprevento has been practicing law in Tidewater for over 20 years. Mike's passion, however, is motorcycles. He logs thousands of miles a year on his Road King and Electra Glide which have been performance modified out of the Screaming Eagle and JIMS catalogs by the technicians at Bayside Harley Davidson in Portsmouth, Virginia. Mike has taken his passion for two-wheeled performance to the air with Motorcycle Mania.
  
  
• Mike says "The motorcycle industry in general is booming and the number of riders is increasing every year. I want to create a forum where people in this industry and sport can have a voice and answer questions from listeners. Many owners do not get the best advice involving effective enhancements to increase the performance and reliability of their motorcycles. I also want to provide a forum for enthusiasts, and all who desire to promote the spirit of riding and all of its benefits. I know the show is going to be a great success because such a focused show is long overdue."
  
  
• Mike has also been voted "Tidewater's Funniest Lawyer" so the show promises to be a combination of humor, talk, and just plain two-wheeled fun.

Mike's co-host is Phil Floria.

Phil on his way to the radio station

• Phil Floria is a transplanted New Yorker who has made the Hampton Roads / Tidewater area his home after a 23 year Navy career. He has been involved in motorcycling over 40 years; he's also a moto-journalists and the current editor of the Biker eNews (www.bikerenews.com) a compendium of all things motorcycling.
  
  Over the years he has owned many different types and brands of motorcycles. Phil has raced motocross, toured up and down the east coast and forayed into Canada. He also restores antique motorcycles and currently rides a 2003 Yamaha YZF R1 sportbike, and maintains a diverse collection of motorcycles from antique Harleys to BMWs.

• “Motorcycle Mania is a perfect companion to the Biker eNews; both the website and the radio show strive to serve the local motorcycle community by discussing safety, legislation issues, events and all things pertaining to motorcycles. Giving the rider enthusists an open forum to join in with thier views.”

Motorcycle Mania is catching on and promises to be a Sunday morning staple for riders and their families. Tune in to Motorcycle Mania for the best in two-wheeled talk.