Biker Chick Buzz: Marsha All Over the Place!
by Corn Dog on August 6, 2007
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Okay here’s the deal: Marsha says she doesn’t like to have her picture taken – and judging from the scarcity of photos of her in her online photo albums, I guess I believe her. But, she was kind enough to add a couple of herself (and send one to me!) so I could share it with you! This biker chick extraordinaire has been putting some serious miles on her bike this year with her hubby… two of her recent trips have been to Colorado and… well, all around the Midwest. Okay, and Niagara Falls area. And back to the west. You get the idea.
Biker Chick Buzz: Hollie in Iowa
by Corn Dog on June 15, 2007
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Hollie riding pillion with Kristin lasted about 2 weeks into the riding season. Once she got a taste of learning to ride that Sporty 1200, she was determined to ride her own. Within a week she had a learner’s permit and this awesome 1983 Yamaha 750 Midnight Special Virago.
Biker Chick Buzz: Ronda of California
by Corn Dog on June 3, 2007
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Ronda of Clovis, CA began her riding journey in December, 2006, when she learned to ride at age 55. She passed the MSF course in March, 2007 and had purchased this ’07 Honda Aero 750 just prior to taking the class. The bike “just felt right,” she reports. This photo shows Ronda on her first long trip after getting her license. She notes that California offers tremendous geographic diversity for riding adventures, including desert, mountains, valley and oceanside highways. Congratulations on your achievement and on the Honda purchase!
Biker Chick Buzz: Ramy of Colorado
by Corn Dog on May 16, 2007
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Ramy A. of Battlement Mesa, Colorado is an April 22 graduate of the Colorado Motorcycle Operator safety Training (MOST) program. She’s shown here with her Honda Rebel. Way to go, Ramy!
Biker Chick Buzz: Donna in Florida
by Corn Dog on May 15, 2007
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Donna, a.k.a. PaintedLady, of Florida passed her safety course on January 27, 2007 and rides this awesome Triumph America.
Biker Chick Buzz: Renee & Her Road King
by Corn Dog on May 8, 2007
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Renee M. bought this beautiful Harley Davidson Road King in early March, and passed her MSF course the following week. At age 40, she says, “I can’t believe I waited this long to do this!” Well they do say life begins at 40, Renee – congratulations!
Biker Chick Buzz: Maria & Squeaky
by Corn Dog on May 6, 2007
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Here’s Maria G. and her awesome 1998 Suzuki Savage. “‘Squeaky’ and I, along with my boyfriend, have been making ever-widening circles around Long Island since I passed the MSF on March 25, 2007!” Great work, Maria!
Biker Chick Buzz: Rachelle in Tennessee
by Corn Dog on May 5, 2007
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Rachelle of Tennessee just bought her Suzuki Boulevard 800 in mid-March. She’s a returning rider and originally started out on a Yamaha Virago. Although weather has been a factor, she’s already got 150 miles on the bike and looks forward to many more. Congrats on the beautiful bike, Chelle! Wishing you many happy miles!
Biker Chick Buzz: Patricia in Kansas
by Corn Dog on May 3, 2007
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Patricia of Overland Park, KS (riding pillion at left) now has this awesome white Honda Shadow AND a newly-minted motorcycle endorsement on her license as of April 15! Pat says she loved being on the bike with her hubby, but on a trip to Nebraska she decided the view from the front might be more to her liking. She has already been back to Nebraska on her own bike. Congratulations, Pat!
Biker Chick Buzz: JuJu in Florida
by Corn Dog on April 10, 2007
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WileyGrl aka JuJu, in the Florida panhandle, took the MSF course and got her 1994 Suzuki 800 Intruder near the end of 2006 and did her first group ride on St. Patrick’s Day, 2007. Now that she knows she can handle it, she’s looking forward to many more group rides and her first rally: Thunder Beach at Panama City, Florida in early May. Wiley calls her bike Raven or Coyote—both names of tricksters from Native American folklore. She likes thinking of her bike as clever, tricky, and existing outside the realm of ordinary life. Read about her rides with Coyote and her other adventures on her blog, Works in Progress: http://wksinprogress.blogspot.com/







