Greetings From Galway, New York!
Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 9:12 am
Hi! I'm a female rider, this is my third summer. Presently, I ride a 2006 Honda Shadow Aero 750 in Dark Candy. She's so pretty! I have almost 1,800 miles since purchasing her in April.
I took the MSF BRC when I turned 40...I just turned 43. And, yes, I AM fighting it every step of the way
Previously, I had a Shadow VLX 600, which I put 1200 miles, and before that, a Rebel which only got about 600 on. I got blown around in a big way on the 600, and my feet were too big for the Rebel. How guys ride it is beyond me!!!
I'm not going to say it has been an easy season on the 750, but I have ridden her more, longer, and cooler places than either of the others. I'm very happy with her, and I hope we have a long future together!
The roads to ride here in Upstate NY are great, the scenery is beautiful, and there are lots of bikes!
I still have some confidence problems, and I don't like to ride in tight groups. My hubby is not really much help - he's self taught, and just hollers "give it gas" with no real way to verbalize answers to my rpm, gearbox, type questions. He's a nice guy, but, we really don't ride together. His friends give that "joe advice"... although I have taken them for their licenses!
I took the MSF BRC when I turned 40...I just turned 43. And, yes, I AM fighting it every step of the way

Previously, I had a Shadow VLX 600, which I put 1200 miles, and before that, a Rebel which only got about 600 on. I got blown around in a big way on the 600, and my feet were too big for the Rebel. How guys ride it is beyond me!!!
I'm not going to say it has been an easy season on the 750, but I have ridden her more, longer, and cooler places than either of the others. I'm very happy with her, and I hope we have a long future together!
The roads to ride here in Upstate NY are great, the scenery is beautiful, and there are lots of bikes!
I still have some confidence problems, and I don't like to ride in tight groups. My hubby is not really much help - he's self taught, and just hollers "give it gas" with no real way to verbalize answers to my rpm, gearbox, type questions. He's a nice guy, but, we really don't ride together. His friends give that "joe advice"... although I have taken them for their licenses!
