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Riders Roll In for 2009 AMA Women Motorcycling Conference

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Riders started arriving to Keystone, Colorado, today for early registration for the 5th AMA International Women Motorcycling Conference, presented by Harley-Davidson and Buell. The official start of the conference is Wednesday, August 19. The conference runs through Sunday, August 23. Women riders from 43 states, plus Canada, the UK, Australia and Japan, and more than 50 riding clubs are attending.

Riders Roll In for 2009 AMA Women Motorcycling Conference

Genevieve Goes to the 2009 Sturgis Rally

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The official attendance numbers for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally 2009 are not been tallied yet, but judging by being there all week during the first week in August and comparing the event to other years both attendance and vendor participation were significantly down to be expected in a recession year. However a few less tens of thousand motorcyclists doesnt affect the fun and revelry that goes on and this year was no different.

Genevieve Goes to the 2009 Sturgis Rally

Genevieve Goes to the Sturgis Rally 2009 Part 1

Categories: Rallies & Events

Those who know me know Im a big fan of one rally the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. I love the Black Hills area of South Dakota so much that Ive been heading to the big event the first week in August for the last 14 years. I skipped just one rally in 2002. Ive seen lots of changes over the years, including a noticeable increase in women riders this year. Id say nearly one in five bikes was ridden by a woman.

Genevieve Goes to the Sturgis Rally 2009 Part 1

Reader Story: Starting to Ride—at 68 Years Old!

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It all began at the ripe age of 65 while vacationing in Pigeon Pass, Tennessee, during the spring when bikes were abounding everywhere. I decided that riding a motorcycle would be fun. I was so enraptured that I went to the Harley-Davidson dealer there and purchased a helmet. Upon arriving home in Florida, I signed up and took a riders safety course, which I failed by riding the bike off the course and going down. Undeterred

Reader Story: Starting to Ride—at 68 Years Old!

PRODUCT REVIEW: Scala Rider Q2 Motorcycle Intercom System

Categories: Apparel & Product Reviews, Communication Systems and Electronics Reviews

Communicating with other motorcyclists while riding can become a somewhat creative endeavor often involving various gestures, hand signals, horn beeping and muffled shouting usually never heard outside a helmets confines. The Scala Rider Q2 Multi-Set communication system by Cardo Systems, Inc. remedies the problem, making helmet-to-helmet communication a much simpler and less eventful task.

PRODUCT REVIEW: Scala Rider Q2 Motorcycle Intercom System

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2008 Ducati GT 1000: Worth a Second Look

Categories: Ducati Motorcycle Reviews, Female Friendly Motorcycles, Motorcycle Reviews, Sportbike Corner, Standard Motorcycle Reviews

I realize Im not the target demographic Ducati intended for the GT 1000. After all, I was only about to be conceived when Ducati designer Fabio Taglioni sketched out an image of the bike that would become legendary to many motorcycle historians and the basis for this modern-day, retro-styled sport standard.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2008 Ducati GT 1000: Worth a Second Look

Tattoo Art Inspired Riding Apparel

Categories: Apparel & Product Reviews, Harley-Davidson Clothing Reviews, T-Shirts and Casual Wear Reviews

Weve got to hand it to Harley-Davidson for continuing to come up with jazzy new styles that keep up with whats going on in mainstream fashion circles. The new MotorClothes are inspired by tattoo art and because theyre sexy, comfortable and cutting edge we think women riders will love them whether they ride a Harley-Davidson or not.

Tattoo Art Inspired Riding Apparel

More Great Gadgets From The Robson Company

Categories: Apparel & Product Reviews, Handlebars / Levers / Grips Reviews, Motorcycle Gadget Reviews

The Robson Company has improved the Thumbnail Extension, reviewed by WRN. So whats new? The Thumbnail Curve as its now called, is contoured making it even easier for those with shorter fingers to reach the turn signals. It covers the stock button better so when a rider with a short thumb reaches for the turn signal, the Thumbnail Curve extension is right within reach so the rider doesnt have to move his or her hand off the throttle or handgrip.

More Great Gadgets From The Robson Company

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