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Editors Blog: New Ducati, Biker Alley, Industry News More
With the countrys economy and political status full of uncertainty, a majority of the population is cutting back. They are cutting back on all spending, but in particular, on anything that involves gasoline. This doesnt work for me, as many of my favorite toys are powered by gasoline. It is most certainly logical to cut back on things that seem to be a luxury, but I have always considered travel to be more of a necessity than a luxury.
Backroads With Betsy: Pot of Gold
WRN congratulates several amazing women who recently received awards for their contributions to the motorcycle industry. Read about the accomplishments of this diverse group of riders who are being honored for their work in motorcycling.
Way To Go, Girl! Awards, Awards, and More Awards
If you could read a book that described the art and science of riding really well, wouldnt you want to have it? Well, we were so excited when we received “Stayin Safe: The Art and Science of Riding Really Well” because it explains the ins and outs of why things happen on a motorcycle and how we can capitalize on that to be the best rider out there.
The Art and Science of Riding Well
Warriorship is a continual journey. To be a warrior is to learn to be genuine in every moment of your life. As I near midlife, I feel like I have spent the first half of my existence trying to be a warrior on the exterior. It is my intention to spend the second half of my existence working to become a warrior where it matters most—on the interior.
Backroads With Betsy: SS Cycle and the Continual Search for Warriorship
Here are the stories of two women who learned to ride at different stages of their lives. Each explains how they started riding and why they ended up with the bikes they ride today.
READERS RIDES: A BMW and a Harley Softail
Tires are one of the most important parts of a motorcycle as they are a riders only contact with the pavement. But many riders take their tires for granted, forgetting to properly inflate and care for them. Tires are actually the easiest part of a motorcycle to maintain. Preventive maintenance can save a ton of headaches later on.
Many women – and men for that matter are often intimidated to work on their own motorcycles and don’t know the first thing about diagnosing problems or making minor repairs. A new book, “How to Repair Your Motorcycle,” can help riders navigate the technical side of their motorcycle.
Learn How To Repair Your Own Motorcycle
The first tour of the season from NorthStar Moto Tours is coming up May 15 through 18 along the South Coast of California, and readers of WomenRidersNow.com can receive a special discount on the price of the tour.
NorthStar Moto Tours Offers Discount to WRN Readers
