Ignoring the discouragement of many people around her, Karan Andrea not only learned to ride motorcycles, but discovered she can ride, repair, and tour on her vintage Harley-Davidson Shovelhead. She loves it so much that she heads up the AMCA Riveters ride, Chix on 66. Read what motivates her!
Joann Mikulec shares her story of how she became a motorcycle rider. Now the membership director for the AMCA Riveters chapter, she encourages other women to follow their dreams.
Motorcycling gave Jess Stone the courage to start her own business and ride around the world with her dog to raise money to help adolescent girls.
Who says you can’t tour on a Sportster? Eve takes a 4,400-mile solo journey on her 2011 Harley-Davidson 883L to some of America’s most beautiful and iconic places.
12 days, 8 riders, endlessly amazing vistas, and wonderfully hospitable people
Annie Tasker learned to ride, bought her first bike, and started having the time of her life, riding everywhere on her Honda and making new riding friends. When her husband saw how much fun she was having he wanted in on it, so she taught him on her bike. Read on to see what she did so hed get his own bike.
Motorcyclists will tell you riding a motorcycle is the best therapy when unexpected detours derail their lives. Rider Kathleen Terner proved this when she took eight weeks off last summer during the pandemic to ride coast to coast alone. Be inspired by her journey where she found what she’d lost.
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.
WRN reader Madison Traviss bought a BMW G 310 R recently, but with the pandemic there were no events to ride to. So she got creative and enrolled in a course to learn to ride off-road—with her motorcycling dad by her side.
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.