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MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Roar WildKaT Customized to Size

You know the drill. You see the motorcycle, you love its looks—it’s the bike of your dreams. Then you throw a leg over, and it’s just not right. The seat is too high, the pegs are too far forward, the handlebars too wide. Sure, you could change those items, adding even more money to the motorcycle’s price and leaving you with dust-gathering spare parts. If only, like Goldilocks, you could find the motorcycle that fits just right…

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Roar WildKaT Customized to Size

First Biker Boot Camp For Women To Be Held

This spring, the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee is offering 20 women the opportunity to take part in the first-ever Biker Boot Camp for Women. Participants will not only become licensed motorcycle riders through Harley-Davidson’s Rider’s Edge Academy of Motorcycling, but will also get a behind-the-scenes look at the Harley-Davidson Motor Company and its leadership, the Harley-Davidson Museum, and the city of Milwaukee.

First Biker Boot Camp For Women To Be Held

Reader Story: Her Mean Streak Makes It Happen

I understand why it’s hard to explain the life-changing experience of riding to people that haven’t even been on the back of a bike. I used to be that woman. In 1995, I had my first ride on the back of a friend’s sportbike, going 110 down I-5 north of San Diego—definitely a thrill. A month later, a stranger took me for a short spin on his Harley, and I loved the rumble beneath my thighs.

Reader Story: Her Mean Streak Makes It Happen

New 2011 and 2012 Motorcycles Debut

It used to be that motorcycle manufacturers would unveil all their new motorcycles at the beginning of a model year, that being mid- to late-summer. Now some manufacturers are holding one or two models to debut during the winter months at the International Motorcycle Shows consumer trade event and using that as a platform to create mid-year buzz for their brand.

New 2011 and 2012 Motorcycles Debut

WRN Forum Launches

WomenRidersNow.com is adding a new feature that gives readers the opportunity to communicate with one another, seek advice, give advice and discuss motorcycling-related issues. The WRN Forum went live this week and is already getting the thumbs up from loyal WRN readers who were among the first to log in.

WRN Forum Launches

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