RTW: Surviving the Time Apart
Dear Lynda, How do you keep your relationship healthy when you don’t ride together? How do you survive the time apart?
Back into the saddle
PHOTO BY CATHY LARSON, GRIZ GIRL PHOTOGRAPHY Have a question about riding techniques? Ask a coach! This week, your coach will be Pat Jacques, adventure motorcycle off-road instructor and tour guide of ADV Woman.
Women, Motorcycles, and the Road To Empowerment
BY KRIS FANT Women, Motorcycles, and the Road to Empowerment weaves together stories of women riders with author Liz Jansen’s own reflections and narrative.
Embrace the Cow: Book Review
BY KRIS FANT “We remember life by random moments. Not by days or months. It is these random moments that we store away in our bank of memories for future reference.
Man Up: Ride Like A Girl!
BY PAT JACQUES Former pro motocross racer That’s right! I said, “Man up: Ride like a girl!”, and I’m here with a few tips to make you a better rider.
Yoga for Bikers
BY TORI LANG As a long standing motorcyclist, I am well aware of the physical and mental demands of riding. It was my keen interest in both yoga and motorcycling that led me to qualify as a yoga teacher and establish ‘Yoga for Bikers’.
Managing Your Relationship On the Road
Dear Lynda, How do you keep your relationship healthy while traveling long-term? Circumstances can change very quickly on the road as opposed to a domestic routine, and I worry we might start taking things out on each other if we don’t have some kind of
Adventure Motorcycle Travel Then and Now
BY HEATHER ELLIS Has the internet, GPS navigation and social media taken the ‘adventure’ out of adventure motorcycle travel? Or has it paved the way for more of us to follow that dream?
Tiny Bike vs South America
BY MARIE-LUISE RUNGE Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller. – Ibn Battuta
The Frightening and The Beautiful
PHOTO BY DALLAS MCNAMARA BY EGLE GERULAITYTE Artist Heather L. Johnson has covered nearly 40,000 miles across the Americas on her Yamaha XT250. But it’s not quite about the miles or the destination.