Hello From the Sisters' Centennial Motorcycle Ride!
If you've been following us on our social feeds, then you know we're more than halfway through the most historic women's motorcycle event of 2016. One week in and so much has happened! Everything from motorcycle museums to giant groundhogs to rock cairns to ice cream socials.
But our ride has also been full of memories, once in a lifetime memories that are impossible to duplicate. We hope that if you've joined our ride at some point along the way you've met some fellow riders who no doubt have made a mark on you.
(Left: Marjorie Westerlund, riding in memory of her son, Tom.
Right: Rider Lisa Niner, her best friend and one of our Cross Country Riders)
Above Left: Sarah Van Buren and Sofié Ruderman posing in front of the Van Buren Sisters wall at the Springfield Museums We don't see the resemblance, do you? :-) Above Right: Event Organizer Alisa Clickenger and the Domenic Sarno, Mayor of Springfield, MA after the Proclamation was announced at the Museum
Above Left: Rider Leaders Porsche Taylor (left) and Sarah SeCCret Moreau (right) with a couple of members of the Buffalo Soldiers MC at the AMA National Hall of Fame Museum in Pickerinton OH. Above Right: Our ride leaders Alisa Clickenger (right), Queena Deschene (middle) and Sue Slate (right) with police officers from the city of Springfield MA who escorted our group out of the city as we headed north up to the Jacob's Ladder Trail to take this picture:
Our group standing in front of the rock cairn along Jacobs Ladder Scenic Bywaywhere the Van Buren Sisters stood 100 years ago on their way to Pikes Peak.
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