Nation of Patriots is a nationwide effort that serves to honor all of America’s Armed Forces, past, present & fallen by passing one American Flag around the country. The goal of this tribute is simple. 100 days, 48 states, 14,000 miles, 1 summer. NOP provides financial support to families of wounded veterans. This was [...]
American Woman Riders would like to thank Don Bunna for sharing his love of his Angel Kathy with us. When I ride now she’s also my Angel watching over me and I’m glad she’s on my shoulder. Thank you Don! My beautiful wife Kathleen Lyons-Bunna and I had been planning to ride the Blue Ridge Mountains [...]
Below is an article written by a American Woman Rider, Kristin McAllister, that is touching more lives than she will ever know by her determination and enthusiasm for riding despite being in a terrible accident. Thank you Kristin for sharing your story. It’s amazing how one moment can change your life. May 16th, 2010, I was [...]
…you get your motorcycle endorsement! I know you agree that when you started riding motorcycles you had no idea the impact it would make on your life. Meet young American Woman Rider Dakota Sidden. It is a absolute necessity during our lives to grab it by the horns every once in awhile. Since I’ve [...]
Drinking and Riding Is A Good Thing To Do…but only if its water! You are out riding and your throat is dry and you are thirsty. You need to listen to your body telling you it needs water! Dehydration is loss of water and important blood salts like potassium and sodium. Vital organs like the kidneys, [...]
American Woman Rider, Carla DuBois, is taking on one very big personal challenge. August 2011, she will be participating in the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge. This ride is an endurance ride of 10,000+ miles. It starts in Phoenix, AZ and after hitting 48 states it will go to Canada and end up in Nova [...]
We see so many articles on riding your own motorcycle. I decided to write one for passengers that LOVE TO RIDE. Riding as a passenger can also be an awesome experience. FUN and SAFETY are two things that go together when riding a motorcycle. Whether you are the rider on the front seat or a rider on the [...]
In 2001 I was content being a passenger sitting behind my husband on his motorcycle. I don’t remember exactly when I had my aha moment that made me decide I wanted to ride my own but I’m so glad that happened! I convinced our daughter to join me in taking a riders edge class. [...]
I was asked this question this past weeekend: What would I tell new riders to help keep them safe? Just because you have that motorcycle endorsement and you have that new bike doesn’t mean you know everything. It’s the beginning of your learning to ride process. You need to take the time to get acquainted [...]
