Harley-Davidson is extending its free Riding Academy motorcycle training to all current and former U.S. military. The program is now available to active duty, retired, reservists, and veterans from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2016. Update: Harley-Davidson is offering its free Riding Academy motorcycle training to first responders as well.
Rider Insurance, the only insurance company exclusively serving the motorcycle and ATV / off-road community, introduces Rider Classifieds, a new community platform where riders can advertise to buy, sell or trade their motorcycles, ATV and off-road vehicles free of charge.
With a series of videos, expanded online content and an event for new riders at its Ohio headquarters, the American Motorcyclist Association is launching the AMA Get Women Riding campaign this month. The program promotes motorcycling to women and girls.
The Harley-Davidson Riding Academy New Rider Course provides nearly everything students need to take the first step on their motorcycle riding journey, including MSF-certified instructors, use of a motorcycle to learn on, and a minimum of 20 hours of combined classroom and range training.
The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) is encouraging motorists, motorcyclists, bicyclists and pedestrians to put away their phones while using the nations roadways during National Cell Phone Courtesy Month in July.
We love when the month of May comes around every year because its Women Riders Month! To celebrate, the staff of Women Riders Now (WRN) has created a special online competition event with three amazing prize packages to give away.
Be a part of history by participating in the first ever “Power of the Road” Virtual Conference, a first for motorcycling, taking place April 7 – 11, 2014. Participants from around the world will gather at the same time online for this one-of-a-kind event.
A new study shows that women who ride their own motorcycles are happier—in life, in relationships, and even in the bedroom—than women who dont ride.
Edelweiss Motorcycle Tour: Best of Europe WRN reader tours Europe on a Honda NC750. Read the story.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and following its past fund-raising successes, Rider Insurance is once again running its “Check Your Headlights” campaign to help raise awareness of the disease and its prevention. Today through the end of October, the insurance provider is taking orders for these exclusive “Check Your Headlights” T-shirts and magnets.