Yea! I Finally Got An Indian Scout!
When the 2015 Indian Scout was first unveiled to the public last August in Sturgis, SD, I had to get one! Four months later, I got one! Well, at least for a couple of months. The fine folks at Indian...
View ArticlePhotos by Bryan Giardinelli
Bryan Giardinelli is a photographer and videographer specializing in commercial media. I took the Scout up to Menifee, CA last week to take care of some business, and while I was there I reconnected...
View ArticlePhoto Shoot at Petco Park
Petco Park in San Diego is where I learned how to ride a motorcycle. A couple of years ago, Steve would ride me on my Kawasaki Ninja 500R, where I would practice riding a motorcycle. He showed me how...
View ArticleIndian Scout Bombshell Tattoo
I rode out to Bombshell Tattoo & Piercing in El Cajon, CA the other day to get more ink done on my back. Bombshell was recommended to me by Jonny from San Diego Riders. I already have a quote from...
View ArticleIndian Motorcycle Toy
I saw this Indian Motorcycle Toy at the San Diego Indian dealer a couple weeks ago, and decided I needed to get one for my great-niece Sophia. Seeing that I’m the only woman in my family who owns a...
View ArticleBad Ass Motorcycle Helmet
If you really want to look like a bad ass, then get this motorcycle helmet with Danny Trejo painted on it. Painted by Jason Prouty, this was on display at Motolady’s 4th Anniversary event, Saturday,...
View ArticleLucha Libre Taco Shop & Moto Chicks
Jonny from San Diego Riders had been telling us that his group meets up for Taco Tuesday at a random taqueria in the city. When I found out the next hang out would be at Lucha Libre, there was just no...
View ArticleWhy My Daddy Liked the Indian Scout
My Daddy died in 1990 from a brain hemorrhage resulting from a drug overdose. He was 50 years old, and I was just 24. I had felt cheated from his love, even though love me more than I knew. When I was...
View ArticleComing Back Full Circle
Nothing good ever came out of San Bernardino, as far as I’m concerned. California’s 17th largest city, the one famously mentioned in the song, “Route 66”, offers only bad memories for me. Going back...
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