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Wow! What A Week

WomenRidersNow.com launched on Monday a few days before my planned official launch of February 1. Why? I couldn’t wait. Plus, a lot of industry folks are headed to Cincinnati this weekend for the big V-Twin […]

Wow! What A Week

Kathy Van Kleek

Kathy has worked at the Motorcycle Industry Council for 30 years. She and her staff are the MICs main voice in Washington, DC. Find out how she stays on top of all the pending legislation that could affect motorcycle riding, and what she wants you to know about what she and her staff do every day.

Kathy Van Kleek

Rider Training by Ducati

Ducati is aggressively going after new riders by providing its own rider training courses, including a class for women only. You have to travel to Italy to take part in it, though. Could be a good excuse for a vacation. The rider training is called Ducati Riding Experience (DRE) and has been going on for the last few years. Its aimed at those who want learn how to ride a motorcycle or improve their street or track skills.

Rider Training by Ducati

Who is Debra Kuick?

Debra Kuick is our expert motorcycle racer who contributed to our racing section when we launched the site in 2005. She resides in San Rafael, California. Deb has been riding motorcycles since 1993 and racing

Who is Debra Kuick?

New Online Magazine About Women Motorcycling Launches

A new online magazine capitalizing on the growth and interest in the womens motorcycling market launches live on the Internet today. WomenRidersNow.com is a motorcycling news and information network designed to be the definitive resource for all things women and motorcycling. “Its not just a site for women riders, its a site about women riders so anyone interested in learning more about the growth, power and influence of women motorcyclists will want to spend time on WomenRidersNow.com,” says Genevieve Schmitt, founder and editor of WomenRidersNow.com.

New Online Magazine About Women Motorcycling Launches

AMA Announces Womens Conference Events

From June 30 to July 3, 2006, thousands of women will gather in Athens, Georgia, for the AMA/FIM International Women Motorcycling Conference. All the major motorcycle manufacturers have signed on as a sponsor BMW, Kawasaki, Honda, Yamaha, and Suzuki with Harley-Davidson and Buell signing on as presenting sponsors. As with past conferences, a highlight of the event is the seminar and panel presentations.

AMA Announces Womens Conference Events

Your Racing Budget

The amount you spend on race equipment varies depending on what kind of motorcycle you get and how much maintenance is required to keep it in good reliable condition, however, the racing sundries needed at

Your Racing Budget

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