It was a picture perfect summer day, ideal for a ride with friends. Careening off the driveway and down a mountainside slope on my motorcycle was not part of the plan, yet when fear takes over, plans change.
Safe Riding: What A Motorcycle Mishap Can Teach Us
Dennis and John, the guys at Chrome Dome Motorcycle Products, are at it again designing yet another stylish horn cover for Harley-Davidson motorcycles. They say their new Angel Wing horn cover is very popular among women riders, so we’re sharing it with you here. Think early holiday gift for you or a friend.
Custom Horn Covers and other Accessories for Harley-Davidsons
Women riders from around the globe are invited to the first ever Steel Horse Sisterhood Summit Friday, May 2 through Sunday, May 4, in Denver, Colo. The Steel Horse Sisterhood Summit is the idea of Lady Road Dog, aka Joan Krenning, CEO of DesignWraps Brands, who’s intention is to bring together industry professionals, manufacturers and designers along with women motorcycle riders providing them a platform to share ideas and network.
Registration Now Open for Steel Horse Sisterhood Summit
I just returned from the American International Motorcycle Expo (AIMExpo) in Orlando, Fla., where I was introduced to several new lines of women’s motorcycling riding gear at the Cycle Gear booth. I love the fun styles, performance features and great prices. I think you will too! Many of the items are on sale right now with deeply discounted prices so get shopping!
4 Classy New Motorcycle Jackets…and Pants, Helmets, Baselayers Too!
Its always fun to check out new motorcycle products and test ride new bikes and I did just that a couple of weeks ago in Orlando, Fla., at the debut of a new motorcycle industry tradeshow held October 16-20, 2013. The American International Motorcycle Expo, AIMExpo for short, is the first of its kind in the U.S. that welcomed dealers, members of the industry trade, media, and consumers all in one place under one roof.
American International Motorcycle Expo (AIMExpo) 2013 Recap
Age, has never been a roadblock for reaching my goals. When I was 51, I went back to college and completed my Bachelor’s of Arts degree. At age 54, I took a dog-sledding trip and slept in a tent in the snow for three days. Then, at 62, I learned to ride a motorcycle.
Reader Story: Never Too Old To Ride a Motorcycle
Joan Krenning, the founder and CEO of DesignWraps Brand, has just hit 30,000 miles on her 2013 Harley-Davidson Street Glide appropriately named “The Freedom Glide.” She has visited approximately 88 Harley-Davidson dealers and has ridden
Joan Krenning Reaches 30,000 Miles!
When you spend long hours riding your motorcycle, its common to end up with a dead cell phone. Youve taken pictures along the way, maybe updated them to Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, checked your maps app or GPS, and probably made some phone calls. Now theres a simple solution to keep your cell phone charged while riding.
Cell Phone Charger for Motorcycles
I have always been in love with cars and motorcycles—even as a child—I loved old hot rods and vintage iron. I began riding motorcycles when I was 16, learning to ride my brothers Yamaha 185 Exciter before I learned how to drive a car. When I was in college, I bought my first bike, a Yamaha DT Enduro.
Reader Story: No Mans Getting in the Way of Her Love of Motorcycling
Riding a motorcycle onto a flatbed trailer with a ramp is a nerve-racking endeavor. I don’t care who you are—man or woman, it’s no fun having to duck-walk or feather the throttle to ease a heavy motorcycle up a rickety metal ramp onto the short length of a trailer bed.
Product Review: The Best Motorcycle Trailer Loading Ramp