It's Scuderia's open house this Saturday. I'll be there all day with my fellow apparel specialists; Brian, Kim, Jennifer and Fred. Come by and get fitted for new gear, or maybe a new motorcycle or scooter!
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Saturday: April 16, 2011 Scuderia West 69 Duboce Avenue (between Mission and Valencia) San Francisco CA 94103 415-621-7223 10am-4pm Free BBQ + Soft drinks 10-50% off everything in the store.
I'm excited to announce that I'll be a contributing editor to BlackGirlsRide Magazine.
"Black Girls Ride is not an exclusive racial statement, rather its an inclusive celebration of all women of color who live to ride. It’s the positive, fearless, unapologetic, take charge attitude we exhibit on these machines, as we navigate the streets of our respective cities. We live the urban biker lifestyle, we work in board rooms and classrooms across the nation, and we find joy on the open road."
As a woman of color, I'm thrilled to be a part of this Movement! Look for my first contribution in their June or July issue, in their Tech Savvy column. Stay tuned for announcements when my first article is published.
Or is it Women in the workplace?
This video is a speech from the TED Conference in December 2010 from the COO of Facebook, one of the most powerful in business today. I think we can draw quite a few parallels with some women who ride motorcycles. Why do some of us succeed at learning and enjoying motorcycling, while some of us give up, take the backseat or struggle at riding? How do we help others, or in some cases, ourselves?
Are you going to get out there and ride to represent the growing ranks of women motorcyclists? If we don't put ourselves out there, to show the industry that we're growing, we exist and we're here to ride, how will we ever get what we want/need from them?
And yes, on your scooter too!
