FZRguy
Thu May 7th, 2015, 11:41 PM
http://www.americanmotorcyclist.com/Libraries/Riding_Street_Images/Women_MotorcyclingFacebookImage.sflb.ashx
With a series of videos, expanded online content and an event for new riders at its Ohio headquarters, the AMA is launching the AMA Get Women Riding campaign (http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001XihxcSeJ-AsiFFfH7BxlQu2t3m_3zLj5tfftF0djjVH2llYzC61JDdKyLl5 YOC5r7olW5qF2ffuWWbNyD0khI2IdDGCvBfqBdvMpdlLCnqYce MniBc720ogDyDzg7fKUSa5qeKpI9p7t2p_PbSfEYsgQSPwpBy9 dTdLqi6OtVW8gGk5I7-yilLD0UZcf9WD0U18M5kpAw6t04JSCOHEuzWKbB1omnbd6&c=DkvtmKldE8b5n4CsvhnpdDBdFWMT217iTioZCtjg-X6crzwFTT2tDw==&ch=Z2J_bQDZ9Tv9MpDRpTOwQF9zJU1ASxrJbEcZTTqX8jBo-8URIrxHoA==). The program promotes motorcycling to women and girls.
"Although motorcycling is a fun and accessible choice, riders must prepare with respect to proper training, safety and, of course, bike considerations," says AMA Board of Directors Chair Maggie McNally-Bradshaw. "As true as that is for all motorcyclists, it's even more true for women riders. Women and girls face additional difficulties of finding bikes and gear that fit them, of getting certain salespeople to take them seriously and -- the big one -- overcoming the societal stereotype that motorcycling is something for men only. The AMA Get Women Riding campaign will help change that." Read more >> (http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001XihxcSeJ-AsiFFfH7BxlQu2t3m_3zLj5tfftF0djjVH2llYzC61JDSJ9XKf OKE9anN7CtlWyHo77q4HwOx1IG61ExM2XV4_REZQNhUkn4ETck xnQVShx6dcxoRif6K-rzX1BuNeQTHFyXrBwLJBJq6G842R3vLR8F7Ic2EBk969IIjKQW NiX8hAaWydnYdvcqHtV_gd8p8D2Gvgyt42SJ1vI88TyKj1tppK 9ZuhoLQrJEBlYWlTIYvKNkVUHN_yTLdECo523pD3gu6JqwqtLm TgMgdcEZ6ZY6r6qyjxwkCVfgI7aiznnau9a-jTSeJbY&c=DkvtmKldE8b5n4CsvhnpdDBdFWMT217iTioZCtjg-X6crzwFTT2tDw==&ch=Z2J_bQDZ9Tv9MpDRpTOwQF9zJU1ASxrJbEcZTTqX8jBo-8URIrxHoA==)
With a series of videos, expanded online content and an event for new riders at its Ohio headquarters, the AMA is launching the AMA Get Women Riding campaign (http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001XihxcSeJ-AsiFFfH7BxlQu2t3m_3zLj5tfftF0djjVH2llYzC61JDdKyLl5 YOC5r7olW5qF2ffuWWbNyD0khI2IdDGCvBfqBdvMpdlLCnqYce MniBc720ogDyDzg7fKUSa5qeKpI9p7t2p_PbSfEYsgQSPwpBy9 dTdLqi6OtVW8gGk5I7-yilLD0UZcf9WD0U18M5kpAw6t04JSCOHEuzWKbB1omnbd6&c=DkvtmKldE8b5n4CsvhnpdDBdFWMT217iTioZCtjg-X6crzwFTT2tDw==&ch=Z2J_bQDZ9Tv9MpDRpTOwQF9zJU1ASxrJbEcZTTqX8jBo-8URIrxHoA==). The program promotes motorcycling to women and girls.
"Although motorcycling is a fun and accessible choice, riders must prepare with respect to proper training, safety and, of course, bike considerations," says AMA Board of Directors Chair Maggie McNally-Bradshaw. "As true as that is for all motorcyclists, it's even more true for women riders. Women and girls face additional difficulties of finding bikes and gear that fit them, of getting certain salespeople to take them seriously and -- the big one -- overcoming the societal stereotype that motorcycling is something for men only. The AMA Get Women Riding campaign will help change that." Read more >> (http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001XihxcSeJ-AsiFFfH7BxlQu2t3m_3zLj5tfftF0djjVH2llYzC61JDSJ9XKf OKE9anN7CtlWyHo77q4HwOx1IG61ExM2XV4_REZQNhUkn4ETck xnQVShx6dcxoRif6K-rzX1BuNeQTHFyXrBwLJBJq6G842R3vLR8F7Ic2EBk969IIjKQW NiX8hAaWydnYdvcqHtV_gd8p8D2Gvgyt42SJ1vI88TyKj1tppK 9ZuhoLQrJEBlYWlTIYvKNkVUHN_yTLdECo523pD3gu6JqwqtLm TgMgdcEZ6ZY6r6qyjxwkCVfgI7aiznnau9a-jTSeJbY&c=DkvtmKldE8b5n4CsvhnpdDBdFWMT217iTioZCtjg-X6crzwFTT2tDw==&ch=Z2J_bQDZ9Tv9MpDRpTOwQF9zJU1ASxrJbEcZTTqX8jBo-8URIrxHoA==)