I wish this story had a happy ending like so many others I read on here. This is where I look for encouragement. I, like many readers here, told my husband when he prepared to purchase his Harley-Davidson that I, too, wanted a Harley. In other words, dont expect me to ride on the back.
Reader Story: In Need of Some Inspiring Words
Suzuki latest cruiser packs a lot of power in a zippy package and WRNs correspondent Carla King was one of the first journalists to test ride this new Boulevard. The Boulevard M90 is the newest muscle cruiser to hit the market and its not for the faint of heart says King.
WRN Reviews Suzukis Newest Boulevard Cruiser
The U.S. economy might be in a recession, but thats not stopping Harley-Davidson from introducing a new model with an attractive price tag designed to bring in new buyers. This Sportster Iron 883 is the latest edition to the Sportster family priced at $7,899.
Harley-Davidson Introduces New Sportster
Its 8:30 on a cold California winter morning and the press folks at Suzuki are ready to lead a dozen journalists from Monterey though Carmel and Big Sur so we can test their new Boulevard M90 on all types of roads.
MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2009 Suzuki Boulevard M90 Cruiser
New Site To Share With You I received a call yesterday from Randy Aron owner of CycleVisions, an aftermarket and custom parts shop in San Diego. He saw a recent press release I sent out
Editors Blog: Whats Going On in January
I have been riding since I was 12 years old, primarily on the dirt or on the back, bumping helmets. I decided on my 51st birthday that I wanted a Harley-Davidson Fat Boy—no discussion. With the new wide tires on the 07s, well, I just couldnt pass it up.
READER MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2007 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy
Im often asked what helmet I prefer to wear. Well, I wear several different brands of helmets on a regular basis mostly Arai, Shoei, Icon, and Harley-Davidson. Occasionally, youll see me in a half shell because Im doing a photo shoot and like to be sure you can tell theres a woman riding the bike.
PRODUCT REVIEW: Arai SZ/Ram III Helmet
Why women ride? We ride because we love it! I ride with nine to 10 other women every month. We have so much fun. We ride, eat, shop, ride, you get the gist of it. We normally leave around 10:30 a.m. and return home around 4 or 5 p.m. We try and have a different route each month and I have thoroughly enjoyed every ride we have had.
Reader Story: My Motorcycling Group
Wow. The holidays come, and the holidays go. The Lord gives, and he takes away. Its a seemingly chaotic blur going on around us through the holidays. Busy people with too much to do, with too little time and too little resources are all angrily fighting for parking spaces. The days are cold and short on sunshine. Cold and flu season sets in while everyone eats, drinks, parties and shops their way through the madness.
Backroads With Betsy: The Impermanence of Things
With more women riding motorcycles, women-only motorcycle clubs are popping up all over the country. Now, women interested in joining a riding group have a resource to help them locate one in their area. Women Riders Now has just posted its Womens Motorcycle Clubs page in the “Its All About You” section of links on the left side of the site.
Womens Motorcycle Clubs Page Now on WRN