Large panniers can hold a lot, but when you live and work from the road for prolonged periods of time, they’re not enough. Rather than carrying additional items in a permanently mounted top case, I prefer to use a removable bag that I can carry as needed.
Review: Waterproof Duffle Bag for Motorcycle Travel
I really need some help and advice. I was raised on dirtbikes and four-wheelers and always rode on the back of my dads Harley. However, my husband has purchased a street bike and I dont want to ride on the back, Im guessing because I have ridden since I was 4 on my own and I am independent when it comes to that. Im short; Ive had back surgery…
What Motorcycle Should I Buy with My Specific Needs?
I was excited when asked to demo the Dainese Tempest D-Dry Lady jacket and pants — meaning they were specifically cut for women — because my first solo overnight trip was coming up and I knew it would be a great couple of days to try out some new gear. The Tempest D-Dry jacket and pants are intended for three-to-four-season touring.
Review: Dainese Tempest D-Dry Lady Jacket and Pants
The 2016 K-Pipe 125 from KYMCO is a 4-speed single cylinder motorcycle that’s ideal for new riders as well as those who want an easy-to-ride zippy motorcycle with which to blast around town.
VIDEO: New Beginner Motorcycle Now Available
The question on whether you should take that solo motorcycle trip is one I can’t answer for you, but I can share what I do to mitigate risk for my personal safety while traveling on my motorcycle alone.
10 Tips to Reduce Risk to Your Personal Safety on a Solo Motorcycle Trip
Since its launch in 2010, the Harley-Davidson Pink Label program has raised more than $1.8 million for donation to partner organizations offering education and support to those facing breast cancer. Check out the new items introduced this October.
Harley-Davidson Adds New Items to Pink Label Collection
My life took a turn for the good in 2014 during a conversation with some coworkers who ride motorcycles.
Learning to Ride the Right Way One Step at a Time
This review focuses on a purpose-built motorcycle boot I discovered this summer that combines two key features I want in a boot (that I’ve yet to find in my 25 years of riding until now): a decent-heeled boot — more than 2 inches — that’s waterproof!
Review: TCX Ladies Classic Motorcycle Boot
That day I wanted nothing more than to get back on Blue and start riding again. Now, a few weeks later, I get so nervous thinking about riding and being in traffic. I dont understand why I am more scared now than right after it happened. I cant think of anything I couldve done except not been there. I feel myself withdrawing. I dont want to be scared. Im usually so strong and independent.
Need Advice: Strong Rider Still Skittish After Accident
Seven years ago I became a motorcycle granny. I decided to take up motorcycle riding a couple years after my divorce when I was looking for some adventure.
Grandma Rides A Road King Finding Courage Along the Way