The Eyes Have It

Posted by on Apr 25, 2011 in Motorcycling Tips | 2 comments Would you weld without a welder’s mask on? No, so why ever ride without protective eye gear. Riding without eye wear is like riding without pants on… you just never do it. You may think you can see better without proper eye wear but you won’t be seeing at all with a big bug swimming in your eye! When flying down the interstate, it’s not about style… it’s about...
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Calling Women Riders…

Posted by on Apr 23, 2011 in Events, Windsisters | 2 comments When you hear the term “biker”, is it this guy that you envision? The road beaten, tattoo covered, grey bearded, skin weathered, hardened male road warrior? “Bikers” aren’t just men anymore! In today’s biker community, you’ll find that a softer, edgier, more feminine version is emerging. Hey guys, move over… women now account for 23% of motorcyclists. Of the 25 million riders who are...
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Packing for a Road Trip

Posted by on Apr 17, 2011 in Events, Motorcycling Tips, Sturgis | 3 comments The problem with women is that we tend to overpack. Ask any man and he’ll loudly agree. In full defense of the women, we like to have choices. However, in defense of the men, when you’re riding… it just doesn’t matter all that much. In my earlier riding years, I used to bring atleast one pair of jeans for each day, a couple different shirts for each day, and a whole saddlebag full of...
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This is for you…

Posted by on Apr 11, 2011 in Uncategorized | 1 comment I bought a fantastic bracelet a few weeks ago by Lenny & Eva. Attached to the bracelet was a poem that warmed my heart… I wanted to share it with you… I invite you to find yourself in it… This is for the one who has found her way, and the one who is still searching. For the one who counts her blessings, and the one who is a blessing to others. This is for the dreamer, and...
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Rules of the Road

Posted by on Apr 7, 2011 in Events | 0 comments It’s finally spring and as we gear up for long rides, we can’t forget what the rules of the road are. There is nothing more frustrating to ride with a group where each rider is doing their own thing with no concern for anyone else. This kind of riding is not safe. I have ridden in a perfectly formed group where everyone knew and followed the rules. I have also ridden in a “free-for-all” style...
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