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May 24, 2013


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Women Riders Now Videos

Exclusive videos showcasing women & motorcycling



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The experience of motorcycling goes far beyond words—it's about the sights, the sounds and the excitement of the open road. At Women Riders Now, we're all about documenting the full adventure of riding, so WRN Editor Genevieve Schmitt has created and produced these videos for and about women motorcyclists, exclusively for WRN. Check 'em out!    

December 11, 2012
REVIEW: Finger Tips for Using Your Cell Phone
A must-have for using touch-screen devices
            
These inexpensive tips let you operate your touch-screen devices without taking off your gloves. Check out this video of WRN Editor Genevieve Schmitt demonstrating how Farkle Fingers work, and be sure to read her full review
 



September 18, 2012
REVIEW: Convertible Riding Sunglasses for Women
A first for female riders
            
WRN Editor Genevieve Schmitt is pretty picky when it comes to motorcycle riding sunglasses, but after trying these Bobster convertible sunglasses made just for women, she was impressed. Watch the video and read the full review to find out why. 




August 21, 2012
REVIEW: Icon 1000 Federal Jacket
High-end custom style with built-in functionality
            
As if Icon’s motorcycle riding gear wasn’t edgy enough, for 2012 the company introduced the Icon 1000 collection, upping the ante on its already stylish riding outerwear. The finest leathers, textile and armor are used in every Icon 1000 garment, and the women’s Federal Jacket, the only women’s outerwear item in the Icon 1000 collection, is no exception. Check out this video of the jacket and read Genevieve's full review


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Reader Comments


I am a beginning rider. The first bike I rode by myself was a Honda 250 back in 1977, and the biggest bike I've ridden by myself was a Honda Shadow Sabre 1100 that my boyfriend thought that was a bit much for me to handle. Now we are looking to get me a Honda 750. He has a Suzuki Boulevard 1500. Hopefully this fall I will have my own bike and have taken the motorcycle training course and have my endorsement. I'm looking forward to going to Sturgis with him next year.

Barbara McCray
Milford, NE
Monday, March 26, 2012

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