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	This rider is REALLY dedicated!!! This is from Oregon to Yreka, CA. The cars/trucks were crazy, this person made it to Yreka alive in spite of them. We followed behind them (hope they didn't get paranoid) to be their guardian "angels". TTFN, Trish
	I just returned to Maine from Florida. We left the day after a big snowstorm and returned a day after a big snowstorm. Unfortunately, Florida was a lot chillier than I expected! On a happy note, we visited the ROAR Motorcycles shop. Quite a place! The bike prices were a lot more reasonable than I expected. For anyone looking for a modified bike made to fit, this is a great place to go. The staff is extremely friendly and the bikes are gorgeous. -- Pixie
	This is me and my 2006 Heritage Softail Classic. This photo was taken in the 9th Middle East HOG rally in the UAE. -- Sumer
	Hi. Just wanted to let you know I traded in my 2007 HD 1200 Low for a 2008! It had 390 miles on it, I got it Thanksgiving Eve. It has about 600+ on it now-12-8-08. It has almost all of the additions I was going to put on my other bike and it was too good to let pass. The 2008 handles much easier than the 2007. Rich and I each got a new MC for Christmas-his kept breaking down and the dealer was willing to give him a good trade in. He had this yellow Honda VTX 1300 he always would sit on so we got it. The group ride was a toy ride. We stayed in the back since I don't consider myself consistent enough to be sure I won't knock into somebody. Here are a few pictures. TTFN -- Trish
	This is a picture of my husband and my 80-year old mother, who is also a two-time cancer survivor. We went on a motorcycle trip thru Alaska this past July and she traveled with us. It was her very first time on a motorcycle. She loved every minute of it. We had a hard time getting her off the bike at the end of the day. She said that if she was just a few years younger and did not live in Buffalo, she get her own to ride. What a strong woman! -- Sandy L.
	You responded to me personally via email about my nervousness with my 2003 Sporty being a bit to top heavy and my concern that I was barely flat footing. I am doing a lil better thanks to your encouragement and advice. Thanks much. -- Lil Bit
	Here is a picture of my 2007 HD 1200 Low. I sent a picture of me on the bike for the Fit Chart also. I just sent the plain picture in 'cause it's so pretty. Thanks for the great website. TTFN -- Trish
	I went with two other girlfriends out to Wyoming and South Dakota! We were manless until our third day in Sturgis (after 3,100 miles)! It was a hoot and I'm so proud of myself for pulling it off. 500 mile days for a total of over 5,000 miles racked up! And I truly have you and the message board members to thank for instilling the confidence in me. I can't believe I could do this after just one year of riding! Thanks for all your help along the way. Couldn't have done it without ya! -- Rose See all the road trip pictures
	My 2007 Buell Lightning Long with seat foam reduced by Sargeant's of Jacksonville FL. -- Sarah
	My "new" 2001 Dyna Lowrider! -- Elaine
	I've enclosed a picture of my bike, its a Tank Vision, 250cc, styled to look like a Harley. I can't afford a Harley; she's the closest and it is to one for me, she's my baby, I love her. : ) -- Valita, aka Bikerchic
	Had a great time riding in Maine. Here's a pic from the trip. An early foggy morning. -- Ginny, aka Harley Girl
	I just wanted to share a little story and picture with ya. Who said that an old dog can't learn a new trick? In the picture, the one with the pink jacket is me and the another lady is my big sister. She's 55 and lost her husband 2 years ago. I said to her one day, you should get a bike, and she did. It's the same year, make and model as mine, 2000, VLX 600cc Shadow (the perfect little bike for a shorty). She took the motorcycle course a week before me and got her license and now there is no stopping her. She's amazing and goes all the time. She bikes with me and she's so good. She's my coach and my nerves, She makes me go and tells me if I did a good job. Just what I needed. I'm doing so great. Sunday night my husband and I went out and after he said, Wow it's great to drive with ya, you gotter now. I have mastered things I didn't think I could and now I know there is no stopping me. The butterflies are all gone and the turns are just a joke. I learned to lean the thing. lol So Readers "Please don't ever give up!!!" If I can do it so can you, I promise. Till the next turn! Live to ride. -- Yur biggest fan! Teala
	Ahhh ... the joy of meeting a sister (Linda, aka Pandora) and her husband Evan at the Myrtle Beach Spring Rally! We had a chance to gab away on lots of topics while Linda's bike was being outfitted with Boogie Lights. Then Linda and I headed off for a spot of lunch while Evan kept his eye on the bike work and roamed a bit to take in vendor's booths. A great time was had by all, and even Bumblebee, my 2001 BWM R1200C, got into the act with some pictures!

	I ride a 2007 Moto Guzzi Nevada 750 Classic, and in this picture everything is stock, no mods made. My husband's bike is in the back, a 2007 Moto Guzzi Breva V1100, though they also make it in a 750 and now a 1200 Sport too. Thanks for posting the info on the Guzzis! I wish more women knew about them! The Nevada is a great first bike, but yet, one a gal might want to hold onto for years! -- Kris-Erin
	Daytona: Just a quick stop to enjoy the waves during a breakfast ride up A1A to Flagler Beach after riding The Loop during Bike Week. This is my 11th Bike Week! My first was in 1964 with my parents. Unfortunately, I didn't get back until 1999. I'm riding my 2002 Harley Softail Standard which has been lowered both front/rear and changed out the 21" front wheel for a 16". -- M.
	My Yamaha Morphous 250cc scooter with TowPac trike kit. -- RAF
	A picture of me and my bike, which my hubby repaired to like new condition after an accident I had. It is a 1995 Honda 600 Shadow, which he lowered to fit my 4'11" frame. -- Brenda P.
	You may remember I originally had a VStar 650. After putting on a quick 4,000 miles I moved up to the VStar 1100 Classic which I love (and could afford. LOL). I've purchased a sidecar for my daughter, so I can get even more riding time in than I did last year. I managed about 6,000 miles last summer, even with the limited time I had! I'll be bringing it in to be painted to match my bike next week, and then down to a guy who does sidecar mounting. I've gotten well connected with the sidecar group up here so they've promised to teach me to run my rig safely! I love my bike. I would live on my bike if time allowed. I can't explain it any other way. You may have seen my article in the August edition of Biker Alley magazine, "Riding Alone." Riding has become my escape from all that life has thrown at me. I can just leave it all behind me...just me and my bike...and not really have time to think about ANY of the troubles that come at me each day. Instead it's just me, the clutch, the brake, the turns, and the wind. -- Leah
	More Cycle World Show pictures from the Sisters in Spirit Picture 1: Denise on the Johnny Pag Spyder Chopper Picture 2: Emily, Barb and Petra Picture 3: Helen on the Johnny Pag Spyder Chopper Picture 4: Helen, Emily and Petra Picture 5: Petra and boyfriend Marty ... the joke was that Marty was off looking at the show while we meeted and greeted, and every time he came around, I'd say "I'm going to go kiss that good looking random guy coming down the show aisle." Picture 6: Emily shares the joy of our message
	The Cycle World Show in Atlanta, Jan 18-20, 2008 Picture 1: the basic booth set up for the Women's Motorcyclist Foundation Picture 2: that's me before all the hoopla started! Picture 3: Say hi to Hannah and her Dad from Jackson, GA. Hannah had such a great time trying out the Johnny Pag Spyder Chopper, which is part of the WMF raffle drawing to raise funds for breast cancer research and support. Picture 4 (Left to right): Greetings to Marisol C. (WIMA), Petra (VTM), Linda G. (independent), and Rose H. (Motor Maids) who got the booth ready and started us off on Friday afternoon! Picture 5: The Sisters in Spirit talk to an interested show attendee about WMF and the raffle! Picture 6: SIS at the ready ... thanks to the Macon, GA chapter including (left to right): Barbara D., Helen T., Emily M., and Denise C. Picture 7: Here I am with the SIS volunteers on Saturday (left to right: Helen, Emily, Petra, Barb and Denise) Picture 8: A very tired Petra on Sunday Not pictured, but many thanks to Tracy and Kari (independent), and Sherre, Lisa, and Patti (Motor Maids) for working at the booth (I'm still hoping someone will send me more pictures!)
	I wrote to you awhile ago when I got my Volusia 800, and I think your site is great. I have another new bike now, so my husband Mike and I can ride together. Last spring we bought a VStrom 650, and we both love it. It's a little tall, that's why I wasn't comfortable starting out with it, but after a couple seasons on the Volusia, I had to get the VStrom, and it's a great handling bike. It looks big, but it feels light and it turns so nice and feels so smooth. I rode to Vermont three times last summer, and it was super. -- Jennifer in Long Island, New York 1st pic: me and the VStrom in Woodstock, VT. 2nd pic: with my sons at Jones Beach. 3rd pic: Mike and I with the new addition to the family.