Just because it’s winter and cold outside doesn’t mean you have to put away and store your motorcycle until spring. There are a lot of options when it comes to riding safely and warm all year around. Here are some tips to keep you and your bike on the road when winter offers its worst.
Read MoreSometimes its nice to not plan, to just go wherever the road takes us and put our trust in the journey instead of our schedules. Any seasoned rider knows that rarely do things go as planned on the road and that’s why you sometimes have to just go at it blind because worst than not being able to see is having no vision at all
Read MoreAfter 36 days of being on my bike I had to fly to Florida to take care of a few personal matters before flying back to my bike in California and racing Super Hooligan Flat Track.
This video is a recap of what I've been doing for the past couple weeks on my bike and why I decided to change directions and head west 2200 miles alone to CA.
Read MoreAfter spending over two weeks and 3200 miles on my motorcycle I decided to do the "Iron Butt" and Ride 1k in a Day challenge and ride over one thousand miles in 24 hours from upstate NY to south central KY.
Read MoreIt was an amazing ten days of Laconia Bike Week. I honestly didn't know what to expect before coming here and was pleasantly surprised when I found out that this was a rally for riders! I had hoped that I would do 1k on my bike while there and I ended up doing more.
I will for sure be back next year.
Read MoreWe're almost halfway through Laconia Bike Week and the exhaustion has started to set in. The riding is amazing and we've been spending about 10 hours on our bikes a day going to see as much as we can before we leave.
Read More1513 miles, 12 states, 4 days, 3 women. We finally made it!
Sorry for not being able to post the past coupe days. Life on the road and on a motorcycle ain't easy when it comes to keeping up with emails, social media and anything that requires you to take your hands off the bars.
We rolled into Laconia around 9:30 pm last night, unloaded our bikes and headed to the bar to celebrate with the rest of our Iron Lilies and Orlando / Laconia Harley crew. We did manage to get a few hours of sleep before heading out for our 100 mile charity ride this morning. Tomorrow is a 200 mile loop and even thought we are a little sore and tired we are looking forward to it!
Read MoreTwo days before me and the Iron Lilies leave to head to Laconia, a tropical storm decided to hit Florida and take the same route we're planning on riding. At this time the storm is going to last a little over three days and go along the eastern coast.
We have a very tight schedule and can't leave later than planned. We have planned shoots with our sponsors along the way and have to be in Laconia Saturday morning at 8 am to start our first ride so there's no time to waste.
Let's hope the weathermen is wrong and if not, here's to an adventure!
Read MoreI head out soon for the longest amount of time I've ever been on the road on my motorcycle and I thought I would do daily mini videos to recap the trip. My hope is that you get a real look into what being on the road is really like and at the same time I have this video memory from a challenge I made to myself and was brave enough to take. Enjoy!
Read MorePacking for a long ride on a motorcycle is a crafty process. People turn into a legit MacGyver when it comes to figuring out how much stuff they can fit for a journey and if you’re a female then times that struggle by 10.
It’s a balancing act. You can’t pack too much or to high or you will lay your bike over on the first turn you make and then not be able to pick it up because it weighs so much. You also have to take into consideration for your gear and extras that you may need along the road. Breakdowns happen and the better prepared you are then the less time you stay stranded and the more time you have to ride.
Read MoreWith more and more women riding everyday you would think that there would be more gear options available for us to buy and there are a few companies jumping on board but remember that we are women and that means we need a lot of options. Plus we come in a lot more shapes and sizes then men do. I also don’t think that we should have to sacrifice style for function and with a little effort we should be able to have both. I like to keep my feminine status while doing what’s considered “manly” activities so taking something that was made for a man and making it smaller will simply not work.
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