On Monday, I crashed my Monster at about 50mph. I suffered road rash on my hip and lots of bruising- and Pandora has flesh wounds of her own. Here’s what exactly happened, and the lowdown on the gear that saved my life.
I couldn’t be more stoked with how the whole event turned out… there were a ton of people, great tunes, delicious drinks, and an amazing Texan BBQ food truck called “Burnt to a Crisp” parked out front with amazing noms.
While the final motorcycle photo galleries and video are being finalized… take a peek at all the fun that was had by attendees in our photo booth, photographed by Jimmy Ban (website)!
To save: right-click the image thumbnail, select “open link in new tab”, then right-click again and select “save as”. If you have trouble, hit me up through the contact page.
To save: right-click the image thumbnail, select “open link in new tab”, then right-click again and select “save as”. If you have trouble, hit me up through the contact page.
Stay tuned for photos and video from the party!
…And in case you missed it, read about the first annual Women’s Motorcycle Show in the previous article.
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Posted on January 18, 2017 in Blog, Events, News & Features by Alicia Mariah Elfving
So happy to see our wonderful, beautiful friends Wayne and Karen out in your neck of the woods!