Motorcycles — Blog- Leticia Cline

Hibernate Your Motorcycle

Regardless if you live in warm weather or have to deal with freezing temperatures in the winter, at some point, you may need to put your bike in storage for an extended amount of time. Depending on how long your bike will be left unused, it may require a lot of preparation to ensure your machine comes out of hiding in the same condition it was in when it went into storage. Storing your bike properly is essential to prevent your bike from suffering long-term damage and/or expensive repairs.

Tips and Hacksleticia clineJanuary 29, 2018Hibernate, Motorcycles, Moto Hack, Oil, Storage, Service, Clean, Carbs, Cold Weather, Winter, Battery, Tires, Motorcycle Gear

Riding in Cold Weather

Just because it’s winter and cold outside doesn’t mean you have to put away and store your motorcycle until spring. There are a lot of options when it comes to riding safely and warm all year around. Here are some tips to keep you and your bike on the road when winter offers its worst.

Tips and Hacksleticia clineJanuary 29, 2018Cold Weather, Tips, Moto Hack, Riding, road trip, Motorcycles, Winter

Roland Sands Designs Lookbook

Working with friends usually is frowned upon but not when your friends are Roland Sands. For almost a decade I have worked with the crew at Roland Sands Designs as an ambassador and overall supporter of the brand. Here's a look at the 2018 lookbook and a look back at the 2017 product shoot.

USA Today "Motorcycles and Technology"

While in Sturgis this year I caught up with USA Today for a new online segment called "Infused" where we talking about and test new products on the market. This segment was about technology and how it can make our motorcycle ride better.

Gear Reviewleticia clineNovember 30, 2016USA Today, Motorcycles, Technology, road trip, Women who ride

Seven Quick Tips to Safe Riding

Riding can be overwhelming at times. There are many factors to consider while trying to remember the daily task involved in operating a motorcycle and especially if you're a beginner. Sometimes taking things back to the basic is just the reset button we need to keep our minds clear and motorcycling seamless and fun again.

Below are seven motorcycle safety tips for anyone wanting to get out on the open road. Whether you’re a new or experienced rider, you will find these quick and easy reminders crucial toward keeping you safe on your bike.

Tips and Hacksleticia clineNovember 8, 2016Gear Review, Group Riding, Moto Hack, Tips, Motorcycles, Riding, Safety

Iron Butt Challenge

After spending over two weeks and 3200 miles on my motorcycle I decided to do the "Iron Butt" and Ride 1k in a Day challenge and ride over one thousand miles in 24 hours from upstate NY to south central KY.

road tripleticia clineJune 28, 2016Iron Butt, road trip, Harley Davidson, Motorcycles, Women who ride, Motorcycle Rally, Vlog

Laconia Bike Week Recap

It was an amazing ten days of Laconia Bike Week. I honestly didn't know what to expect before coming here and was pleasantly surprised when I found out that this was a rally for riders! I had hoped that I would do 1k on my bike while there and I ended up doing more.

I will for sure be back next year.

Northeastern Adventure Vlog Laconia part 2

We're almost halfway through Laconia Bike Week and the exhaustion has started to set in. The riding is amazing and we've been spending about 10 hours on our bikes a day going to see as much as we can before we leave.

Riding the Social Highway

As a motorcyclist there's only a few request I have for driver I share the road with and the top of my list is to not be on your phone while you're driving. The majority of motorcyclist have a close call story and most of the time it involves someone texting or looking at their maps and apps. But have you ever thought about the danger of the people that are not on their phones but still thinking about it?

Lifestyleleticia clineMay 27, 2016Social Media, Facebook, Instagram, Google, Motorcycles