With so many motorcycle training sites shut down or classes postponed due to COVID-19 fears, Harley-Davidson is rolling out two new programs that aims to train new riders safely and successfully. Select Harley-Davidson dealers are offering small group training and personal one-on-one coaching that makes learning to ride more personalized.
Harley-Davidsons Private and Small Group New Rider Training
Want to get out of town on your motorcycle without stepping foot into a hotel or restaurant? If the allure of the road trip is calling, weve got you covered. Check out our tips for planning and gearing up for a fun outdoor getaway.
Women Riders Now Guide to Motorcycle Camping: Essentials
LaShundra Rucker and Karleen Eberle are two vibrant female motorcycle industry entrepreneurs who make unique, stylish protective riding apparel. Meet the ladies in this QA and check out some “behind the scenes” photos of their gear as its being designed.
SportBike Chic’s LaShundra Rucker and Raven Rova’s Karleen Eberle
Ever notice that when you start out a ride in the early morning, it’s freezing out, but later on it warms up? How do you buy gear that suits various temperatures without breaking the bank? Wed love to share your advice.
How Do I Gear Up to Ride My Motorcycle in Changing Climates on a Budget?
SportBike Chic and Raven Rova are two “for women, by women” motorcycle gear manufacturers making good looking, functional riding apparel that includes plus sizes.
Protective Riding Apparel for Female Motorcyclists, Including Full-Figured Women
Engines for Change is a platform for motorcyclists who want to make a positive impact on the world. Its Founder, Kirsten Midura, encourages each of us to act during this time of crisis and offers resources for those who want to help.
Motorcyclists Supporting Black Lives Matter and COVID-19 Relief
Jasmine Nichols, now 14, started riding and racing motorcycles at age 11. She couldn’t have done it without the love and support from her parents—particularly her father.
Reader Story: Dad is My Biggest Advocate
Being mindful of the way we tear ourselves down opens the door to building ourselves up, ultimately changing the way we view ourselves and the world around us. Alisa Clickenger sheds light on three common ways women unknowingly kill their confidence.
Confidence Corner: 3 Ways Women Riders Undermine Their Self-Confidence
Can-Am Women’s Mentorship Program is inspiring more women to get out onto the open road. Learn how to get involved and have direct access to mentors to plan rides, ask questions, and learn more about riding.
New Mentorship Program Launches to Help Women Experience the Open Road
Two prominent influential women in the motorcycling industry, Kirsten Midura and Moira Zinn, are the newly appointed members of the Women Riders Now (WRN) Leadership Board.
Women Riders Now Completes Leadership Board with Two Key Influencers