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The Woman. The Club. The Legacy: Sisters of Scota WMC ~ 30 Years |
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Written by Cara Mae McGuire
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 As she came to her senses out of the blackness from yet another brawl, the first thing Dayna Davidson did was check her colors. All the beatings in the world couldn’t take her patch away, she was in it heart and soul -in a man’s world…the aggressive world of outlaw bikers during the late 70’s. Barely hanging on, but determined as hell, Dayna had sealed her fate time and again, with her "no turning back and no regrets" mantra. A mindset also shared by her sisters, a ‘family’ of women who motored the social outcast road together; women who were trying to find beauty in the people and places that made up this taboo biker community.
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Roman Holiday: How a Scooter Getaway Changed my Life |
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Written by Jessica Prokup
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 If I had one thing in common with Audrey Hepburn’s Princess Anne, it was being overwhelmed by a demanding job. But I did fall for a newsman, careen around on a scooter and escape from responsibility for a couple of days. Although, unlike Hepburn, I didn’t begin my adventure knocked out on tranquilizers.
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Propel Your Passion: The Magic of Going to a Motorcycle Show |
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Written by Elisa Southard
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 What do an industry leader, a second-grade teacher, a biologist, and a coach entrepreneur have in common? Come with me to a motorcycle show to find out. The answer lies in the cavernous halls of California’s San Mateo County Expo Center, hosting the Cycle World International Motorcycle Show.
This fall, I spent opening night on Friday and all day Sunday there.
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The Tip Jar - You Are Not Alone |
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Written by Petra Baer
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 At some point in my life I began reading the Dear Abby advice column. The range of questions that came in fascinated me and on a number of occasions I benefited by the advice given though I had not sought it out.
Still, I wondered why these people couldn’t turn to family and friends in their time of need. Was their situation so unique that they truly were the only person out there struggling with that dilemma?
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