I can’t believe another summer has flown by me! As I lay in bed at my brothers Wyoming ranch, I just dont want my trip to end. I have saturated myself with my familys company all month (and a week of Sturgis in between), and it never feels like enough.
Backroads With Betsy: Homeward Bound
Riding through the Tetons in Jackson, Wyoming, on our way to Sturgis. I#39;m second from right standing with my fiancee, Norm. Friends Diane and T.R. are to my right. This was my 10th year going
“Sturgis or bust”thats been my August motto for a lot of years. I do this trip every summer regardless of how busy or broke I may be. But then, I am a family-oriented Minnesota girl living as an adult orphan in L.A. I have to visit my family at least once a year in Minnesota, so I am not sure if family is why I go to Sturgis every year, or if Sturgis is why I visit my family every year.
Backroads With Betsy: Sturgis or Bust
I think it was Harry Chapin back in the 70s who sang, “Its got to be the going, not the getting there, that is good.” That is pretty much the best advice I could give to anyone heading out on a motorcycle adventure. In fact, it is the advice I take with me on all of lifes travels and adventures. Its the best advice just living day to day.
Backroads With Betsy: The Goings Good
Betsy Huelskamp rose to national recognition in the motorcycle industry when she appeared on “Motorcycle Women,” a documentary that aired on the Discovery Channel in 2003. Betsy led a pack of five women on motorcycles as they rode through several states, inspiring other women to take up two wheels.
Backroads With Betsy: Who Is Betsy?
Here I am in the middle of six influential women in motorcycling, emceeing the women and motorcycling panel at Americade. Last week I was at the Americade rally in Lake George, New York, where I
I feel like its the calm before the summer storm of busy traveling to rallies and events this summer. Im enjoying unseasonable 85-degree weather here in Montana in the middle of May and summer fever
WomenRidersNow.com is kicking butt in terms of support, enthusiasm and excitement. I could never have imagined when I launched this online magazine that it would be so successful. To that end, Im happy to report
>>What a busy couple of weeks its been. Lots of new postings on WomenRidersNow.com these past few weeks. Let me bring some to your attention. The Passenger Page has been reconfigured to make the content