WeberKid said:i don't know any ladies that ride. its odd.
Sonreir said:First group ride I went on was led by a woman. I know at least a dozen women riders in my area as well. Maybe it's an Oregon thing?
Redbird said:I know a few girls who ride, and ride very well. Never had a problem following any of them.
My wife rides... sorta. Well, I taught her how to ride, then promptly took her bike apart for mods. She has a crappy sense of direction though, and can almost get lost backing out the driveway. So unless you want to wander aimlessly around our neighborhood, it's probably best if she doesn't try and lead
Garage Rat said:Most of the women I know that ride have more testosterone then most of the men I know...
DrJ said:There's been the odd girl here on DTT but for whatever reason they never stick around long enough to be one of the regulars. All the chest thumping drives them away
I bought her a Rebel 250. It fits her nicely enough. (she's so short legged that she can't even touch the ground when sitting on my '72 250 2smoker "cafe") But the styling of the Rebel is lackluster at best. I'll get her bike back up and rideable soon. Gotta finish building the shop firstBrendami said:maybe she hasn't gotten her "sea legs" yet you should build her a really nice small bike. and then gift it to her.
Redbird said:I bought her a Rebel 250. It fits her nicely enough. (she's so short legged that she can't even touch the ground when sitting on my '72 250 2smoker "cafe") But the styling of the Rebel is lackluster at best. I'll get her bike back up and rideable soon. Gotta finish building the shop first
Garage Rat said:Most of the women I know that ride have more testosterone then most of the men I know...