TLDR: Hayley from the WRWR | WA-20 | Suzuki Hayabusa | Dodge what?

Hey riders,

This issue is special to me, Hayley has been building this amazing community of female riders and talking to her, you can instantly feel her sense of adventure and love for the sport.

I wish I could send this to the feeds of young people everything who dream of riding, this is the kind of stuff that is inspiring.

Hope you enjoy!

-Zach, publisher of American Moto Co.

When it showed up in 1999, it didn’t just edge past the competition, it reset the ceiling entirely, becoming the fastest production motorcycle in the world. That kind of origin story sticks with a bike. Everyone knows a Hayabusa can hit 200, but what shocked me was how it delivers everything leading up to it. Read more….

It begins almost quietly. Long sweepers, tree-lined stretches, the kind of rhythm that lets you settle into the bike. Then, almost without warning, the mountains rise. Not hills, walls. Jagged, glaciated peaks that seem to climb straight out of the forest floor, carved by time and ice into something that feels more like the Alps than Washington. North Cascades National Park surrounds you, read more…

Hayley rides almost everything. Enduro is where she spends most of her time, but that hardly limits the list. She has ridden motocross tracks, traveled on adventure bikes, spent time on street machines, and more recently has been spending time on her trials bike with her daughter. 

If something has two wheels, she will ride it.  Read more…

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Keep the shiny side up.

– The American Moto Co. Team