March 13, 2009
Keystone, CO - Riding experience isn't a given. It has to be acquired over time. Nevertheless, the motorcycling community is full of long-time riders who are ready and willing to help you along on the road to better, safer riding. One of the best places to find those experienced teachers this summer will be at the AMA International Women & Motorcycling Conference.
Set for Aug. 19-22 in scenic Keystone, Colo., the fifth AMA International Women & Motorcycling Conference will be the most informative ever. A full slate of seminars will cover almost every aspect of riding.
"New and veteran riders alike will benefit from insider tips on a host of subjects at the conference seminars," said AMA Special Events Manager Tigra Tsujikawa. "Topics range from street survival skills, to preparing for long motorcycling trips, to working with a dealer when buying a motorcycle, to maximizing the 'adventure' when adventure touring. No matter what your personal background, you'll find something that will make you a better, more well-rounded rider at the conference."
Everyone who registers will enjoy access to all conference seminars in addition to demo rides and other activities. Also included is admission to the opening ceremonies on Aug. 19, a barn dance on Aug. 20 and a closing banquet on Aug. 22. Both the barn dance and closing banquet include dinner. Registration is $165 through Aug. 3, which includes conference materials and a commemorative t-shirt.
Registration after Aug. 3, as well as on-site registration, will cost $185. Participants can register now at www.womenandmotorcycling.com or by phone by calling (800) AMA-JOIN. While the event focuses on women riders, it is not women-only. Men are also welcome to participate with a paid registration.
Click here for an updated list of seminar topics.
Provided by the American Motorcycle Association.
