Motorcycle Riding Family Carries on the Touring Tradition
When Sherry lost her beloved husband and riding partner, Richard, she ensured the familys tradition of touring would continue.
Motorcycle Riding Family Carries on the Touring Tradition
Lessons Learned: Motorcycle Touring With Your Best Riding Buddy
Two friends set out on a 10,000-mile motorcycle tour unaware of how the journey would affect their relationship. What they learned will help you on your next tour with a riding partner.
Lessons Learned: Motorcycle Touring With Your Best Riding Buddy
Seeking Advice on Riding With Your Children
Riding with your young child on the back of the bike. Should you or shouldnt you?
Seeking Advice on Riding With Your Children
A Joke at 40 Turns to Reality at 50
Find out how this woman fell in love with two-wheeled adventure and then got her husband to ride.
A Joke at 40 Turns to Reality at 50
From the Back Seat to the Front
From riding behind her husband to getting her own bike, Jenny discovers that exploring her home state is better on two wheels.
From the Back Seat to the Front
The Strength and Fortitude of One Woman Motorcycle Rider
Sash had her back propped up against a set of pillows on our hotel bed, with the covers pulled up to her waist. In front of her was her laptop. By her side was her smartphone. On the nightstand was a tray of prescription meds, and on her shoulder was a bag of ice.
The Strength and Fortitude of One Woman Motorcycle Rider
Approaching Age 50 and Riding Into My Fullness
I am finally coming into my own as a rider, a woman who has found a home in the road, and an independent spirit. I am happily married, but within that marriage I’ve gained a sense of independence that I never dreamed possible. I was on a narrow stretch of pavement that ran through ranches of northeastern Wyoming where I felt this sense of permanence settle in.
Approaching Age 50 and Riding Into My Fullness
Im a New Rider. Should I Ride in Front or Back?
I just got my motorcycle license and I am still a new rider. My husband insists that I ride in front of him when were out riding so he can keep and eye on me. I feel pressure though to ride a certain speed and also that hes “judging” my riding from behind.
Im a New Rider. Should I Ride in Front or Back?
Always Ride the Curvy Roads
Straight roads are fine if you are in a car. You can go fast on straight roads, and probably do, since they tend to be a bit on the boring side. Straight roads are for getting you from one place to another. Curvy roads, on the other hand, can be an exciting part of the journey. As a motorcyclist, curvy roads are an enjoyment in traveling.
Four Women Compete in Cross-Country Motorcycle Event
Four women are participating in this year’s Motorcycle Cannonball Endurance Run, taking place September 5 – 21, 2014, the largest number of female participants since the coast-to-coast vintage motorcycle endurance rally began in 2010. They women are all riding pre-1936 motorcycles, which makes the journey all the more challenging.
Four Women Compete in Cross-Country Motorcycle Event