Now more than any other time in history, women are taking up motorcycle riding in record numbers. If you’ve found your way to this page because youre a woman thinking of getting into the sport, youre certainly not alone—one in four motorcycle riders on the road today is a woman!
Beginner’s Guide to Getting Into Motorcycling
The motorcycle gear you use is just as important as the motorcycle you race—it could be the difference between a bruise and a break. For racing, youll need all the usual suspects, like a helmet and a pair of good boots, but there may be a few items you havent thought of. Heres our breakdown of the most important gear youll need to get out on the track.
Beginners Guide: What to Wear on the Track
If riding on the street doesnt satisfy your need for speed, then youve probably thought about racing on a track. The main benefit to riding on a track is the controlled environment—everyone is riding in the same direction, the condition of the pavement is predictable and there are no unexpected obstacles. Heres how to get started.
Beginners Guide: Getting Started with Road Racing
For more stories like Anne’s, visit WRN’s Reader Stories section.A common reason why some women put off riding their own motorcycle is because they’re comfortable in the passenger seat. Well, sort of. “I love being on the
Beginner’s Guide: Anne’s Story
Cruising on the pavement is great fun, but sometimes its just not enough to satisfy a riders need for speed. If your interest in motorcycling involves getting down and dirty on the motocross track or fast and furious on the racetrack, then these articles are for you.
Beginners Guide: Sportbikes & Dirt Bikes
One of the best things about a riding a motorcycle is embracing new experiences and watching yourself become a better rider. WRNs Riding Right section is devoted to helping you learn new skills so youll ride more proficiently. If youre just getting into motorcycling, its worthwhile to check out these articles written by Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) instructors on how to improve your riding skills.
Beginners Guide: Safety & Technique
WRNs Top 10 Things to Expect for Beginners You’re going to drop the bike at least once. You’re going to be nervous for a while. You’re going to get frustrated. You’re going to hear “crash”
Beginners Guide: Testimonials & Advice
Group riding increases the fun factor in motorcycling, but beware, it adds to the risk factor, too. If you’re going to ride in groups, read these 10 tips to make your group ride a safe and happy one.
Riding Right: Riding in a Group
Choosing your first motorcycle is a big deal, and the plethora of options—while ultimately a good thing—doesnt make it easier if you dont know the difference between a sporty street bike and a heavyweight cruiser. To help you out, weve provided some scenarios you may find yourself in when choosing your first motorcycle.
Beginners Guide: Scenarios Suggestions for Buying Your First Motorcycle
Congratulations! Youve made the decision to learn to ride a motorcycle. Where do you start? Heres the best advice we (or anyone) can offer on this topic: take a motorcycle training course.
Beginners Guide: Motorcycle Training Classes for New Riders