Many women are still held back from pursuing motorcycling by what they perceive as barriers. Those barriers are confidence, product knowledge, cost, skills, and life stage.Confidence: Some women are intimidated by the the thought of […]
Big Dog Motorcycles redesigned the Mastiff for 2006 making it longer, leaner and lower. With this new cool profile, a fat rear tire, tons of flashy chrome, and a rockin paint job, the Mastiff is one bad beast.
MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Manhandling the Mastiff
A Sample of ColumnsFebruary 2006: “How To Sell More Bikes To Women” EXTERNALDownload PDF March 2006: “Attracting Women To Your Dealership Part 1”Download PDFApril 2006: “Attracting Women To Your Dealership Part 2” Download PDFMay 2006:
Genevieves column in Dealernews magazine
Genevieve will be on the road in visiting trade shows, motorcycle rallies and conventions, emceeing events and delivering speeches. Please be sure to stop by and say hi, and check back often for updates.2009 Speaking
Genevieves Speaking/Touring Schedule
A Sample of ColumnsDecember 2005: “The Fastest Growing Segment of Motorcycling” https://womenridersnow.com/PublicFiles/PDFFiles/14.pdfDownload PDFJanuary 2006: “Women Riders and Confidence” https://womenridersnow.com/PublicFiles/PDFFiles/15.pdfDownload PDFFebruary 2006: “Whats Stopping You From Learning To Ride” EXTERNALDownload PDFMarch 2006: “The Value of a
Genevieves column in Friction Zone magazine
If youve been riding two years or less, Harley-Davidson wants to reward you for becoming a motorcyclist. The Motor Company is sponsoring a contest called Saddle Up For Sturgis and will award five women and
In a contest aimed at women riders, Harley-Davidson awarded a 2005 883 Sportster Low and Riders Edge New Rider Course to April Rohrer of Fargo, North Dakota, at the Sturgis Rally in August. Harley partnered
Harley-Davidson Gives Away Sportster
Thank you for visiting WomenRidersNow.com. These are exciting times in the motorcycle industry. People are taking up motorcycling in unprecedented numbers. Many of these riders are women. As a businessperson and a journalist, my passion
A Sample of ColumnsJanuary 2006: “What About The Womens Market” https://womenridersnow.com/PublicFiles/PDFFiles/12.pdfDownload PDF February 2006: “What Do Women Want” https://womenridersnow.com/PublicFiles/PDFFiles/13.pdfDownload PDFMarch 2006: “The Lone Female Rider” EXTERNALDownload PDF April 2006: “The Value of a Compatible Riding
Genevieves column in American Iron magazine
All smiles at the beginning of the day. This past week involved another few days of traveling (Ive had a nice break from the road for about a month) this time to an all-womens motocross