I have been riding for 15 years and sometimes I’m still surprised that I wanted to ride my own. Never thought I would be brave enough to take 2 wheels down the highway at 70+ mph and smile while doing it. Group riding was mostly done with guys and I was usually the only woman. While it was fun, I knew there had to be more. I wanted a deeper connection, the vibe that comes from sharing this awesome experience with other females who ‘get it’. Karma brought this group of women together and they make me enjoy this life even more. My current ride is a 2010 H-D Heritage Softail that takes good care of me.

Since I was a young girl, I’ve always enjoyed motorcycles. My parents were riders and I’m lucky I inherited that gene. I have been riding solo for 17 years and enjoy every time I get the chance to ride. I look forward to riding with my Dragonflyer family. They are a wonderful group of Ladies.

I am an Air Force veteran, ordained Minister and Reiki Master. I grew up on the back of my Uncle’s motorcycles and loved every minute of it. About 13 years ago, I decided to be a grown up and get my own motorcycle. I purchased an 883 Hugger for my first bike and my love of riding grew. I now have a Heritage softail and don’t know why I didn’t start out with one. I would ride on my own or with my uncles until I found my riding sisters. I love the adventures we take and the sisterhood we bring to each other.

I’ve been riding for 16 years and finally feel like I am home with this wonderful group of women. My passions are my family, which includes my riding Sisters and getting out on my bike. I ride a 2003 Road King.

Secretary - Nathalie "Heels" M.

 The first time I rode a motorcycle was in 2022, which happened about 2 months after I bought the bike. It was an impulse, and it was one of the best decisions I have made! Learning how to ride the bike was a journey! At some point I didn't think I would make it...but the persistency brought joy and feeling of freedom that I never thought I would be able to feel. I met the Dragonflyer's through Nancy, That I ran into when she ran out of gas, and I stopped to see if needed anything. As I like to say, I am very glad she ran out of gas that day.

For 2024, my bike, Joan of Arc, will get saddle bags and a windshield, and the plan is several rides with my Dragonflyer's sisters, with my boyfriend, and an overnight trip somewhere...

One of my greatest passions is motorcycle riding, something I’ve loved for over 20 years. Some of my most cherished memories include riding through the gorgeous mountains of Colorado and the stunning landscapes of Germany on my Dyna Lowrider, during my time living abroad. These experiences have not only fueled my love for adventure but also deepened my appreciation for nature’s beauty and the freedom of the open road.

I also find fulfillment in creative pursuits like painting, crafting, and beachcombing—activities that allow me to slow down and savor the beauty in everyday life. Whether I’m caring for a rescued animal, learning something new, or debating philosophy over a cup of coffee, I bring my heart and determination to everything I do.

For me, home is wherever I’m surrounded by friends, laughter, and shared experiences. I value freedom, authenticity, and meaningful connections, and I strive to live every day with purpose, curiosity, and an open heart.