I am surprized the only place the Helping With Horsepower Victory that was built by the Pine Bush students is mentioned as taking a speed record is in the lists for 2013 & 2014. "NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- Students at an Orange County high school are flush with success after a building a high performance motorcycle that set a new land-speed record. The speed machine was built by students at Pine Bush High School. It recently made a 192-mph run on the salt flats in Utah, CBS 2's Lou Young reported Thursday."
MI-chelle, WELCOME BACK :-) I considered your page to be a Motorcycle Channel (at least I did til you posted about 6 videos on a different but interesting topic, just recently) Which is fine by me, however I wanted to ask do you Ride.? Do you consider your Channel to be 50% about Motorcycle content and would you like me to introduce you more of us Female MotoVloggers.? (smiles)
I'm 5' 4", and ride a Dyne Wide Glide. With my girl as a passenger (she's 6'6") she holds us up at stops. I do wear platform shoes to seem taller, and that gets me into an occasional bar fight. That, and when I drink, I can be difficult at times. Anyway, Luwanda has saved me from a couple of pummelings, for sure. You gals got my respect!!
I get the feeling these women are proud that they are women riders. I didn't know we were suppose to look at women riders any differently, glad I got that figured out. I live in a little Utah town when I was kid I worked for 70 something year old woman who sold firewood for living. Would go out every Saturday morning at 8 am all winter long and we would split wood all day, load 5 cords and she'd deliver it herself Monday. She never complained never bragged. Was tough as nails. Knew few old women like her in town, truck drivers, miners. They never believed what they did was special. It was just something they had to do. These women are good bikers and I respect them for that just as I would any guy that can ride that hard. See ya at the dungeon bar
Well done video! Really enjoyed your stories. I agree riding is about the experiences, the stories and the people you meet along the way. It's a way of life like no other, the freedom ... no walls, no windows just air and that feeling when you have that perfect day. Much respect, ride on ladies!
Why is it that girls need to be applauded for doing something that men have been doing (without the fanfare) for a hundred years. Ride your bike, enjoy it, and SHUT UP about it.
A lot of women experience extreme judgement, sexism and harassment for just being a woman still even in 2020. Riding is fearful because of this. So, the encouragement is nice and to come across videos like this.
The film footage and dispatch audio, plus heartfelt interviews are stunning in their impact, especially while remembering friends' personal stories from this fire - described as "an invading army" by one of the people who stayed to fight it.
fI'm not much on the dual sport stuff...but the fine ladies riding the fine choppers are great. Freedom is just that, freedom to ride your way, with whatever you want to ride, wear, or don't wear (geez, I hate crossing states with helmet laws! haha!) ride on, ladies - see ya at a HOG rally maybe.
My 2 cents: it is a personal choice to wear the gear, but should you choose not to wear it, don't complain when you get hurt. The second thing I see a lot of riders do is forget to turn off their turn signals, I feel that everyone shoul be very aware of their signals and avoid being cut off by a driver who thought you were turning. More courses should teach that.
It is obvious that You don't understand that she is creating the bike like a painter creates a painting piece by piece . The reference show's she is of above average intelligence and is playful as she discusses Her bike ! All these Rider's are cool in my book !!
