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
I am embarking on my 50th year of adventure on the face of this planet. As part of that adventure, I took up riding in 2004 following a lifelong love of bikes. My passion for motorcycles was a gift from my older brothers. When I was younger, they’d put me on the tanks of their bikes and ride around the block in my hometown of Winnipeg.
Reader Story: A Spectacular Day Ride on Vancouver Island
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and following its past fund-raising successes, Rider Insurance is once again running its “Check Your Headlights” campaign to help raise awareness of the disease and its prevention. Today through the end of October, the insurance provider is taking orders for these exclusive “Check Your Headlights” T-shirts and magnets.
Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Launches: Check Your Headlights!
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to shine the spotlight on the efforts being made to eradicate this disease. Harley-Davidson MotorClothes has contributed to the cause by donating a portion of its Pink Label Collection sales to organizations that support breast cancer patients and their families. What an ideal time to review some items in Harley-Davidsons Pink Label Collection.
Clothing Review: Harley-Davidson Pink Label 3-in-1 Jacket, Chaps and Gloves
They may be called Racer Gloves, but dont be fooled into thinking the gloves this company makes are for racers only. Racer Gloves are for any street rider—cruiser, sportbike, or sport touring—with styles available for men and women. I tested the women’s “Warm Up” glove, one of two designed for cooler weather.
Review: Cool-Weather, Waterproof Motorcycle Riding Gloves
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