My views, information, and adventures in motorcycling and photography. I'm a lady biker married to a wonderful biker husband. I love to ride my Yamaha V-Star 650 Custom and I want to share what I learn with others. I'm 5'2" tall and that provides challenges in itself. I've been riding almost 4 years now and I'm still learning lots. Check out my adventures in motorcycling and other fun activities. . .
Hot off the press!!! Head on over to The Motorcycle Group . I've written and published my first article for them called "So You Want To Ride A Motorcycle - But Not Sure Where To Start?" Check it out and let me know what you think. I'd love to hear from you.
posted by Biker Betty @ 6:27 PM
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I was born and raised in California. Served 8 years in the Air Force after graduating from high school. I was stationed at Howard AFB, Republic of Panama & Andrews AFB, MD. I have been married for 29 years and we have two boys, ages 14 & 20. I believe that you must strive to do your best and always leave things better then you find them. I also like to do some unconventional sports that even at my age has given my mom grey hairs. I love to rock climb and ride my own motorcycle. I don't live too dangerously, just enough to keep me happy.
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that was a swell article. We dont have training like how you had mentioned. Most of our learning is on hand experience which is a continuous process in which we develop our skills as we ride with our group.
Riding those big bikes must be really neat.. There are a few super bikes like the hayabusa and the aprilla in the city where im in, but the biggest bike that runs on city traffic is the 500 cc bullet.
overall a neat article..
cheers
D
Hi D,
Thanks. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) beginners course is awesome. You could start a side business. Become a MSF instructor and teach the course. Riding a motorcycle is "always" a continuous learning process.
That was awesome that recently you were on TV in your country. I loved watching it on your blog :)
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