Old Snohomish Motorcycle Show

Well I just got back from doing my first motorcycle show in Snohomish, WA. It was great and I met lots of good people. I had a lot of positive response and I am very grateful to those who pledged or donated at this event. Just heard the new hurricane season starts June 1st and there is so much to do. My booth has the red table cloth - of course. Had to match the bike.

I had the priviledge to meet Mike Dalgaard, Publisher of Quick Throttle Magazine, He was very kind and helpful. Thank you Mike! If you have never picked up a copy, you should. They are regional from the west coast to the central and southern states - soon to be everywhere. And that's good for all of us riders who want to keep a handle on what is happeing in your area. There is always a great list of events and shows. Mike - if you see this and I said it wrong let me know because I can't blame the editor :-)






I came home in a heavy rain storm, and I ended up with some very interesting helmet hair. These strands were hard as a rock and sticking straight out. Still working on overcoming that fear!






Cossacks in stacks - say that three times really fast :-)








And one can never be too young for a chopper! This bike actually ran, in a very safe toy type way, and he was a very happy boy.

Robin's Ride For Women, Overcoming the Fear of Life and Helmet Hair

Robin's Ride For Women, Overcoming the Fear of Life and Helmet Hair
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Getting ready for that long ride

How many of you reading this are women, and how many of you either ride a motorcycle with another person or have one of your own? Please share in this blog, or e-mail me at robin@robinsrideforwomen.com. Let's share what it's like to ride as a woman, or like a woman. That can mean a lot different things for each of you and that's the beauty of it all. What does riding as a woman mean to you? 'After all, there are over 4 million of us out there - so lets talk.
And by the way, what do you men out there think about women riders? Do you share your ride because it's more economical, or do you just feel comfortable with your lady next to you on the bike? And what do you think about women riding their own bikes?

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