Dont let the sweet looks fool you. One of these ladies is the newest long distance rider in the BMW MOAs high mileage contest. And the other two are previous winners. These ladies like to ride, so do the other women featured in this installment of Way To Go, Girl!
Way To Go, Girl! Long Distance Ladies
A motorsports enthusiast to the core, Kawasaki Public Relations Manager Jan Plessner has been leading the way for women and motorsports for nearly 17 years. She has been instrumental in helping raise awareness for women in motorcycling by supporting positive role models such as Pro Kawasaki AMA Racer Jessica Zalusky, gathering 30 female motorcycle journalists for a press event, teaching Kawasaki dealers about female motorcycle customers, and supporting the Womens Motocross Association.
Women in Motorcycling: An Interview with Jan Plessner
Before September 5, 2006, no one had ever gone more than 350 mph on two wheels. On that day, however, on a dry lake bed made of up salt at the Bonneville Speedway 100 miles west of Salt Lake City, Utah, Chris Carr made history by piloting a two-wheeled vehicle called the BUB Streamliner 354 mph at the FIM/AMA International Speed Trials. In an interview with WRN, Chris talks about his record setting achievement including what its like to ride a two-wheeler that fast.
Two women recently returned from mega monumental cross country solo journeys, each for the fun of it. Youll be inspired when you read their stories, plus check out the stories on the other interesting women we profile, including one who gets to guide people around on a motorcycle through the Canadian Rockies.
Way To Go, Girl! Cross Country Journeys A Dream Job
What a cool new calendar thats a break from the bikini babes were used to seeing. Check out one photographers brilliant idea for a calendar that women riders can be proud of owning. This and more amazing women in this installment of Way To Go, Girl!
Way To Go, Girl! Female Mechanics Rock
Motorcyclists like to dream and for one woman and one couple, they are both fulfilling their dreams but in two completely different arenas. Check out latest installment of Way To Go, Girl! and read their stories so that you, too, may feel inspired to live out your motorcycling dreams.
Way To Go, Girl! Fulfilling Motorcycling Dreams
Whats your motorcycle style? These two women express it in two different ways one through the pages of a new book, and the other through the customization of new bike. Check out our latest installment of Way To Go, Girl!
Way To Go, Girl! Your Motorcycle Style
Find out why several women are embarking on milestone, life-changing journeys on their motorcycle. And meet an up-and-coming motocross rider who just picked up a new sponsor. Its all in this installment of Way To Go, Girl!
Way To Go, Girl! Milestones on a Motorcycle
Racing for a good cause, be it a charity of for the care of your soul, is the theme of this installment of Way To Go, Girl! Read about women making a difference on their motorcycle, and meet a woman who expresses her love of motorcycling through a magazine.
Way To Go, Girl! Racing for a Cause
Patricia DiPietro is celebrating 30 years working for the American Motorcyclist Association. In November 2005, she was promoted from chief financial officer to chief executive officer/vice president for the 260,000-member association. This is a newly created position designed to coordinate all of the AMA activities during a time of reorganization. She spoke with Genevieve Schmitt for this exclusive first interview since taking the new position.
EXCLUSIVE FIRST INTERVIEW: Patricia DiPietro