WOW! New chicks added to the ‘Buzz’ photo page!

I’ve recently been lucky to receive several new photos from biker gals who have received their motorcycle license endorsement in the first quarter of 2007. If you have any big bike news to report (got your license? bought a new bike? take a big trip?) be sure to send me your info and a photo or two! I’d love to feature you in the Biker Chick Buzz!

Bomber Girls ride for the USO

bomber girls poster graphicThe Bomber Girls will be having their first run on May 19th, Armed Forces Day. The Girls are a group of riders working to benefit the USO, in support of U.S. military troops all over the world. Their May 19 run takes place in Savannah, Georgia, where they’ll have servicemen working the stops along with the riders, so head on in to Savannah and support our troops and veterans – tell one thank you!Registration begins at 10 AM at Jailhouse Choppers’ new location at the corner of Victory and Barnard in Savannah. (Thanks guys!!! www.MySpace.com/JailhouseChoppersINC), last bike out at 11:30 A.M.

The run will end up at the Mighty 8th Air Force Museum, and the $20 first hand/registration fee includes one admission to the museum.

Come out and help The Bomber Girls make this first run a success!!!

Report: Number of Biker babes on the rise

by on April 14, 2007
in Other Biker Chicks

In the Hey, We Could’ve Told You That Department, here’s a syndicated article making the rounds of internet news sites. Here are some interesting demographics, then a link to the full article: “…women make up nearly 10 percent of motorcycle owners — a 36-percent jump in the number of overall owners since the council’s previous survey in 1998. The median age for female motorcyclists is 42 — 60 percent are married, 28 percent have a college or post-graduate degree and 35 percent are in a technical or professional career.”

Full Story Here

Another woman takes the “journey of a lifetime” on a bike!

Really wanted to share this link with you about Jocelyn Dorsey, an Atlanta television station executive who is riding her Harley from Alaska to Florida this year. You can read about her background as a motrocyclist and her initial thoughts about getting the trip underway in the online edition of the Atlanta Daily World, with more installments to come as the trip unfolds. Here’s Jocelyn’s story!

And just in case these types of stories inspire you as much as they inspire me, here are a couple others you’ll want to read:

  • Six women, three countries, 31 days, 31 states… it’s Old Bags On Bikes!
  • One woman, 48 states, 1 year… Donna Y. honors the legacy of her husband by riding across the US on an amazing solo tour.

Got a story to share about the “journey of a lifetime”? Send me the link or the info so those of us who are still dreaming can dream a little bigger!

Lori Thiel wants women to ride

by on March 19, 2007
in Other Biker Chicks

Nice article in the Oshkosh, WI Northwestern about new co-owners of Open Road Harley Davidson. Read the story here.

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