Also, before I even learned to ride, my Dad and I built a Rail Buggy together that was street legal so I could get the idea of shifting before really trying to learn to ride. He’s one of my favorite people to ride with and even though we don’t get to do it very often, it is definitely one of my favorite Daddy/Daughter activities.
Do you have a biker who is your inspiration? My Dad, he is an awesome person and has taught me so much over the years. Ended up with 5 guys chasing me down the driveway toward the ditch, but I didn’t let that scare me!Ħ. I used to ride behind my Dad and my Uncles and one day decided I wanted to try it out. Tell us the story behind why/when you decided to ride your own bike? My family got me into riding.
The Bitch actually joined our family the day of my Junior Prom so of course I had to sit on her and ended up getting my dress all dirty!įrom the Left: Ashley’s sister Cathy, mom Connie and Ashleyĥ. I have my current bike because it was what my Dad had when he got back into riding and then the bike my mom learned to ride on and rode for a couple years and then they gave me the chance to buy it. How many bikes have you owned and why did you choose your current model? Does your bike have a name? Bitch – because she’s cold bloodedĤ. What do you ride? 2002 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200ģ. How long have you been riding? 11 yearsĢ. So, without further ado – I introduce you to our very FIRST Female Feature.ġ. I figure it’s high time I start sharing their stories with you as well. Why is that? What shifted? And what are the stories? I love asking questions and learning more from the females that I meet out on the road.
Years ago you didn’t see women riding their own bike as often as you do now. I’m always intrigued to learn more about why fellow females choose to ride two-wheels. I am beyond excited to introduce you to some of the most beautiful, confident, bad ass women I have the privilege of sharing the open road with. Welcome to the FIRST of many Biker Bitch Features
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