READERS RIDES: Hondas and a Harley
Four women share what they love about their motorcycles.
READERS RIDES: Hondas and a Harley
Four women share what they love about their motorcycles.
READERS RIDES: Hondas and a Harley
Women and motorcycle clubs just seem to go together. So do women and the color pink—at least for some.
READERS RIDES: Sharing the Passion
You may have heard of a company making motorcycles without a clutch. Its Ridley Motorcycles. Its no secret that the Oklahoma-based manufacturer has been producing clutch-free motorcycles for more than 10 years, but for those who ride a Ridley well, they know the secret.
MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Ridley Clutch-Free Motorcycles
Two women share how motorcycling is bringing joy to the next chapter of their lives.
Two new models were unleashed from Victory this year, plus a couple of hot signature customs from Arlen and Cory Ness. WRN Editor Genevieve Schmitt reports on her test ride of the new bikes, and evaluates the rest of the Victory line-up with an eye on what women want.
2007 Victory Motorcycles Part 1: The New Models
Victory has an impressive line of motorcycles with several models ideal for women. We run down the list of bikes explaining what think about them.
2007 Victory Motorcycles Part 2: The Rest of the Lineup
When I was asked to review a new scooter with three wheels, I expected something in the trike genre – one wheel in front, two in the back. I was mistaken. This new 250cc scooter from Italian manfucturer Piaggio has two wheels in the front, one in the back. WRN Contributor Perri Capell finds out what its like to ride this unique scooter.
MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Funky New Scooter from Piaggio
With its painted flames and chopper-like profile, Hondas new for 2007 Shadow Spirit 750 C2 looks like one bad motorcycle, but it provides riders with a satisfying package of comfortable ergos, eye-catching looks and pleasing performance. WRN Contributor Pamela Collins tests the newest Shadow to join Hondas lineup.
MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2007 Shadow Spirit 750 C2
Am I comfortable being out of my own element?The ability to enjoy environments and cultures different from what youre used to is probably the number 1 requirement for successfully riding in undeveloped countries. Outside of
Overseas Travel: Is It For Me?
If you enjoy different cultures, are good humored about adverse conditions, and have a passion for adventure, youd probably enjoy riding a motorcycle in foreign countries. Here are some things you should know and questions to ask yourself to see if overseas travel is right for you.