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When it comes to learning to ride a motorcycle, some people prefer to dip their toes in the water before diving in headfirst. This new “ecourse” offered by the Motorcycle Foundation (MSF) is perfect for those types of riders, giving them the opportunity to learn the basics of motorcycling before signing up for the hands-on MSF Basic RiderCourse (BRC).

Harley-Davidson unveiled its new lineup of 2014 motorcycle models Sunday at its annual dealer meeting. While the stars of the show were Project Rushmore and the long list of enhancements to the companys touring line of motorcycles, we’re also excited about improvements to the bikes the majority of female riders choose these days, midsize cruisers and Sportsters.

While Project RUSHMORE and the significant upgrades made to touring models are the headline-making news coming from Harley-Davidson, the Motor Company also made a host of other upgrades and improvements to existing models.

“Different and new” seems to be the mantra for the motorcycles announced so far for model year 2014. From the curious-looking Honda Grom to the 3-cylinder Yamaha FZ-09, check out what will roll onto showroom floors in the coming months.

Women Riders Month is in full swing and Harley-Davidson is doing its part in spotlighting female motorcycle riders during the month of May. From May 1 to May 15, 2013, fans are encouraged to share stories of incredible women riders through a crowd-sourcing application called “Fan Machine” on Harley-Davidson’s Facebook page.

Shorter riders, take note! The BMW F 700 GS is now available in two different seat heights, making it easier for riders of shorter stature to get in the saddle of BMWs popular GS model family, which includes the top-selling BMW 1200 GS and the newly introduced F 800 GS.

If youre a woman rider, a new rider, or a rider just plain uninterested in big touring bikes, here are three new motorcycles unveiled last week that you can get excited about! The Bolt from Star Motorcycles by Yamaha, the Breakout from Harley-Davidson, and the Bonneville SE from Triumph are three exciting new bikes for those who arent looking to manhandle a big bagger.

A new documentary-style web series is now live on YouTube featuring women motorcyclists. “Urban Curves” follows a group of female riders in Atlanta who are bound together by their love of riding on two wheels.

In September we brought you news of the 2013 motorcycle releases that will appeal to many women riders. Now four more manufacturers have introduced new motorcycles or added upgrades to bikes that we think women will want to know about.