Recently Divorced, New Job, New House, New Life, and Motorcycles!
Digging herself out from a failed marriage, Emily Zebel finds motorcycling to be a key part of her brand new life. But please don’t ask her why!
Digging herself out from a failed marriage, Emily Zebel finds motorcycling to be a key part of her brand new life. But please don’t ask her why!
Congratulations to the winners of WRN’s Harley-Davidson Riding Academy New Rider Course contest. Soon, four women will learn to ride motorcycles and share the passion we all love so much! Check out their stories here.
The story about turning a childhood motorcycling dream into a reality and riding a Harley-Davidson across America.
Want to organize and participate in a multi-day motorcycle ride with a large group, but don’t know where to start? Chix on 66 organizer Karan Andrea shares how she made her dream of riding her vintage motorcycle on Route 66 go from a motorcycle tour with a friend to an epic all-women’s group ride.
Jessica Rainville discovered that you’re not too short or too old to learn new tricks. She learned to ride a small dirt bike at age 30 and hasn’t stopped popping wheelies, jumping over logs, and riding since. Even ice can’t hold her back!
WRN reader Amanda Zito shares her tips and tricks she learned from a 24-day cross-country motorcycle camping trip.
WRN reader Debbie Brunelli tells us how she overcame her struggle to master two wheels when she bought a Harley-Davidson trike. Riding the Tri-Glide for six years, she eventually got the bike of her dreams—a Harley Heritage Classic.
While a Harley-Davidson Street Bob made for a great first motorcycle, Candi wanted more comfort features. The Heritage Classic offers just what she was looking for: saddlebags, wind protection, ABS, and more. Check out her story.
Trading up from a Sportster was the right move for Kathy Strobele. Gearing up for a cross country tour with Chix on 66, Harley-Davidson’s Heritage Classic will be the perfect ride for all her adventures.
Cheryl O’Brien and her husband are seasoned long-distance riders. Read on to learn about the lengths at which they will go just to get in another ride.