Thunder Roads Colorado Magazine Volume 10 - Issue 6 | Page 26

Ladies up Front is a column by and for the women who ride in Colorado both on back and up front. Each month we publish an article written by a lady rider. You will find stories of how these ladies ended up where they are today, with their opinions, strange and funny things that have happened to them, their thoughts, dreams and points of view. Some tell the stories about their journey from the back to the front. Some relate how they came to motorcycles, some are just interesting experiences they have had. We believe that every woman who rides, be it on the front or on the back, has a story to tell that is worth hearing. When they share their perceptions and knowledge, they often have insight and perspectives that can help us all as we journey forward. Here you will see those experiences and hear of the strength and joy we have found on motorcycles. All ladies are welcome and encouraged to join in and contribute to Ladies up Front. Please contact us at: [email protected] Motorcycle Travel Tips Peggy Bogaard-Lapp is a riding enthusiast, blogger, and freelance writer in Colorado. While not on the back of a Harley, she is focused on keeping her family well fed and happy, and they seem to appreciate it. roll them up together (including lightweight wool socks) so you have complete outfits ready to go. Rolling them also can help when you are packing your saddlebags. Double Duty Can you feel it? The sun on your face, the spring breeze, the itch to get on the bike and ride? Colorado has so many days just perfect for getting out on the road, even if it is just a short trip. I have been riding for only a short time, and I can still remember when I was timid about getting on the back of my husband