There is certainly something to be said about the saying, “Find something you love to do and you’ll never work a day in your life.”
I am very excited to be writing about the motorcycle lifestyle. I am an avid motorcyclist, of course thanks to my husband who owns a HD 100th year anniversary Softtail Classic and an ’03 883R Sportster. We have been fortunate enough to ride on some of the great roads from coast to coast. The greatest thing about living in the state of Forida is you can ride 365 days of the year and my intention is to make it more enjoyable for you by sharing my own experience and those of other great motorcyclists who wish to share their stories.
What to expect from me:
“The Destination Ride”: I’ll write about the best rides. Roads to ride, places to stop on the way, restaurants/bars, gas stations to fill up, where to stay and what to wear.
Fashion: My background is in fashion. I will share the latest tips in motorcycle fashion, giving you, not only the up to date styles, but the actual technology in the clothing and what it has to offer that makes your ride more comfortable.
Technology: You will read about new technology being incorporated into the motorcycles. Additions that can improve your ride. Safety features that will give you security of mind.
Events: Of course we will cover most events. This is the fun part, besides finding out from me where and when the events are, you can check back on my site for all the photos I took of you at the event. (yes, even the goofy ones!) If you decide you would like copies of the photos you can pop me an email and I’ll send them to you.
Motorcycle Hotspots: I will update a list of all the motorcycle hotspots. Whatever is listed is a “must visit” location. I’ll tell you why in the article.
Email: Your feedback is important to me. Send me stories, I’ll write about them. Send me photo’s and I’ll post them. Send me your events or any tips you think you want to share with my readers.
The thing I love most about the Motorcycle Lifestyle is the camaraderie amongst all motorcyclists. No matter where you go, you will always be respected and welcomed by the other guy riding on his two wheels.
I hope you enjoy my future articles as much as I will enjoy writing them.
Until then, keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down.
Source: 05/08/2009 The Examinar
