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Weve received lots of emails from fans of Betsy Huelskamp wondering where her latest column is. “Better late than never,” says Editor Genevieve Schmitt who tried to squeeze in some much needed vacation time over the holidays. “You cant miss Betsys run in with Aerosmiths sexy Steven Tyler!

The founders of the Myrtle Beach Rally, Carolina Harley-Davidson Dealers Association (CHDDA), are incorporating a new fun-filled venue into the May 11-20, 2007 event.

Buell Motorcycle Company is celebrating production of its 100,000th motorcycle, a 2007 Ulysses XB12X model, at its factory in East Troy, Wisconsin.

A custom motorcycle designed by Tim Edmondson to benefit the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, an organization that helps children of fallen Military Special Operations soldiers, was stolen on Monday at a Days Inn in Florence, S.C.

Shopping for a car or motorcycle enthusiast this holiday season? The Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum is hosting its third annual online auction where youll find a large selection of unique gifts for your favorite motorhead.

Harley-Davidson recently debuted a short film on the Internet revealing some common values of its riders and the Company. The two-minute “Live By It” motorcycle film features real Harley-Davidson riders including WomenRidersNow.com columnist Betsy Huelskamp.

More than 187,000 motorcycle enthusiasts from 120 countries made INTERMOT 2006 in Cologne, Germany, the largest ever motorcycle and scooter trade show. The international event, held October 11- 15, was open to industry representatives as well as the general public.

American IronHorse has unleashed another heavy duty sales promotion called “Ride Now, Pay Later,” designed to put more bikers on the road during the fall riding season.

Women Riders Now announces that Marylin Sparenberg of Virginia Beach, Virginia, is the winner of Septembers “Everybody Has A Story” contest sponsored by SS Cycle.

From June 23 to 30, 2007, Alaska Rider Tours will hold a women-only motorcycle tour called “Girls Getaway.” The 7-day 8-night tour covers more than 1,000 miles of paved roads starting and ending in Anchorage.