While no one keeps numbers on these things, it seems that most motorcycle adventure travelers, at least the ones I knew, were single. It makes it easy to pick up and go. Now all of a sudden, I’m hearing of …
Motorcycle Adventure Times Two: 4 Couples Travel the World Read more »
Riding your motorcycle makes you vulnerable. Operating it safely requires skill, focus, physical and emotional strength. Not only do we have to know how to operate a powerful machine and make split-second decisions, we’re often navigating unfamiliar territory, watching for …
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We all have an ‘adventure gene.’ It’s really our inner self, seeking expression, urging us to follow our heart and try something new. It needn’t be grandiose. The scale can be whatever makes it an adventure to you. Whether we …
Our bikes carry the most precious cargo there is – us. Taking time for a routine inspection can make a big difference when it comes to safety and our enjoyment of the ride. No one wants to be stranded on …
In this second of two-parts, we explore four of seven ingredients which constrain empowerment. Excerpted from Women, Motorcycles and the Road to Empowerment. The messages are universal, so if motorcycles are not your “thing”, substitute whatever works for you. Read …
7 Sources of Fear Which Constrain Empowerment — Part Two Read more »
A wide range of riders with diverse experience, locations and perspectives share their perspectives on keeping cool during hot weather riding. Taken from a recent FaceBook chat I facilitated on Motorcycle Mojo Magazine’s page, each one carries its own wisdom. …
In this first of two-parts, we explore four of seven sources of fear which constrain empowerment. The messages are universal, so if motorcycles are not your “thing”, substitute whatever works for you. Excerpted from Women, Motorcycles and the Road to …
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No one wants to have a motorcycle tip over. Balance can be a precarious condition, especially under slow-speed conditions. Allow weight to shift too much in one direction and you lose it. In a lifetime of riding, I’ve experienced them …
In this second of two-parts, we explore three of seven ingredients which cultivate empowerment. Excerpted from Women, Motorcycles and the Road to Empowerment. The messages are universal, so if motorcycles are not your “thing”, substitute whatever works for you. Read …
The embarrassment is immediate. Then there’s that sickening feeling when you see your bike lying over on its side. It’s even more painful when it’s new. But that’s not the worst. Assuming no major damage to bike or body, shattered …