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.
Motorcycling: The Best Therapy for Life’s Unexpected Twists and Turns
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.
Making it Happen! Starting a Motorcycle Group to Ride With More Women
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.
Reader Story: RawHyde Adventures Training with Dad by My 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.
Breath of Life: Coming Back to Motorcycles After Time Off
“The rear wheel spins and digs for traction. I stand on the pegs while the bike slides left and right under me as I accelerate.” While some of us would find these scenarios horrifying, Kris Fant shares why she loves and why you might too.
New Adventure Rider Finds Her Rebellious Side at the ADVWoman Rally
Motojournalist Jess Kline shares her thoughts about moving outside her motorcycle comfort zone to give flat track racing a try when she was asked to join a group of male riders on a press intro in Croatia.
What it Feels Like to Push Through Your Motorcycle Comfort Zone
Jasmine Nichols, now 14, started riding and racing motorcycles at age 11. She couldn’t have done it without the love and support from her parents—particularly her father.
Reader Story: Dad is My Biggest Advocate
Candace Hateley recently returned from Mongolia where she participated in Rally for Rangers, a program working to save the planet one bike at a time by donating new motorcycles to park rangers who need them to protect wildlife, culture, and landscapes. Read about her experience, watch a video about the project, and find out how you can be a part of this exciting program.
Delivering Yamaha Dual-Sport Bikes to Save the Planet
With years of experience riding only as a passenger, Ashley Woodford, winner of this year’s SheMoto Award, got her motorcycle endorsement and raced straight to her own land speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats!
Learning to Ride and Immediately Racing the Bonneville Salt Flats
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