Serendipity. It means a “fortuitous happenstance” or “pleasant surprise”. That is how I “met” my next guest. Read Profile of a Female Motorcyclist Meet Cellina. She is from Los Angeles, CA and blogs at Motorcycle House.
Profile of a Female Motorcyclist Meet Cellina
How long have you been riding a motorcycle? I have been riding motorcycle since I was 14.
How did you learn to ride? From my father.
What was your first motorcycle? Harley Sportster 1200
How many have you owned? I have owned 3 bikes.
Why did you want to ride a motorcycle? At first I loved to see the roads from passenger seat but later I felt I should behind the bars.
Tell us about your riding. I had my first trip as adventure motorcycling when I was teenager. Blue smoke and rarely made it out of third. I did not care that combination of freezing northern wind on my face, the smell of burning two-stroke and the realization that I am on my bike I could go anywhere started a love affair with motorcycles that continues to the day. That was my happiest day of my life.
What advice do you have for women who ride or want to ride a motorcycle? Just ride slowly and carefully. You must have four eyes while riding a bike.
What is the longest trip that you’ve taken on your cycle? Last year when I had gone with my mother to the hill station. That was my longest trip.
Do you belong to any motorcycle groups? Yes
Do you have a favorite riding story? Yes. I have many travelling riding stories.
What do you do when you’re not riding? I write an article related to motorcycle ride and equipment.
Thank you Cellina for sharing!
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Good to hear of more lady riders learning from a younger age.
So many of us started our two wheeled journey later in life.
Started riding when she was only at 14!!! Seems like she loved bikes more than boyfriends!! =D