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Seven women are being honored with the first Jessi Combs Foundation scholarships. Find out who they are and how theyre carrying the late racers legacy forward.
She said no way to joining a motorcycle club, that is, until she rode with The Litas. Find out how WRN reader Kimba Reams was inspired to start a branch of Litas near her hometown and why she loves the mission so much.
Following the debut of the R 18 cruiser we reviewed last month, BMW Motorrad is adding the first iteration to this new series of motorcycles, the R 18 Classic. With standard features like a windshield, saddlebags, floorboards, cruise control, and LED driving lights, the Classic is ready to take you long distances.
WRN reader Gosia Paszczuk shares her thoughts on SW-MOTECHs Legend Gear waxed canvas side bags that she says are stuffable and stylish. Read her review, then consider sending us a review of your own.
A second online womens motorcycle conference spans two days of presentations, panel discussions, and “Connection Sessions,” with the opportunity for female motorcycle riders to communicate in real time. WRN is offering a discount code to sign up.
When Nicole Bonza had to give up her beloved motorcycle after experiencing mechanical failure and having a brand new baby, she went into a “hibernation” of sorts. After six years of not riding, the 44-year-old mother of two bought a new Honda CBR650R. Able the “breath again,” she feels her life coming back.
Polaris brings together 12 influential women in powersports for its new Empowersports Women’s Riding Council. Find out how the company plans to inspire more women to get involved in motorsports.
Four female influencers were asked to turn a stock Royal Enfield into a flat tracker to inspire others to build, train, and race their own motorcycles. But then COVID-19 happened. See how Royal Enfield salvaged its womens initiative and how you can watch the girls race this October.
The team at Women Riders Now (WRN) is celebrating the success of its first ever “bike build” with its custom two-wheeler Strider balance bike called “Progressions.” The Strider will be auctioned off in January to benefit the All Kids Bike program, which places kindergarten physical education learn-to-ride programs into public schools with the proceeds.