For the Family

Reader Story: Riding the Passes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains

One of my motorcycle travel goals has been to cross all the major passes in the eastern Sierra Nevada mountain range. It is home to Mount Whitney (the highest peak in the continental U.S.), and the famous peaks of Yosemite National Park. I achieved this goal with my husband and daughter on our journey to and from the AMA conference.

Reader Story: Riding the Passes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains

Trading Up to a Dresser: Should You or Shouldnt You?

If you ride a cruiser and enjoy touring, over the course of your riding life you may find yourself graduating to bigger motorcycles, the choice of machine dictated usually by the level of riding experience you have and the type of riding you do. At what point do you stop moving up, though?

Trading Up to a Dresser: Should You or Shouldnt You?

Reader Story: How One Woman Inspired Another to Ride

Don’t get me wrong. There’s nothing bad about riding pillion on the back of a motorcycle. For many years, I used to sit behind my husband, Jonny, on his Harley-Davidson Softail Deuce, spacing out and staring at the scenery. But now that I’ve taken the leap to the rider’s seat, I’m encouraging more women to move from the back seat to actively riding their own bikes.

Reader Story: How One Woman Inspired Another to Ride

Passenger Friendly: Being an Effective Passenger and Two-Up Rider

At Women Riders Now, we encourage every person whos interested in motorcycle riding to give the drivers seat a try. After all, for every fearless rider who took naturally to the handlebars, you’ll find a formerly timid rider amazed to find herself comfortable at the controls. But whether it’s personal preference, physical limitations, or another circumstance, it’s perfectly natural for some people to feel more comfortable in the passenger seat—and we applaud you if thats your decision.

Passenger Friendly: Being an Effective Passenger and Two-Up Rider

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