Riding Journeys Ashays Motorcycle Adventures

Description: I found love for the first time when I was twelve years old, in my father's garage. He gave me his motorcycle, and that moment changed everything for me. It became a symbol of my independence, and freedom from family constraints. I started cruising around town with it, exploring places no one else knew about. My friends thought I was crazy to ride a two-wheeler so young, but I didn't care. The open road offered an escape from reality, and I loved every moment on the bike. My parents were initially hesitant at first, but eventually they gave in and let me continue riding despite my age. They saw how passionate I was about it, and how much joy it brought to my life. I started spending more time alone than with them, and that was okay with me. I needed the freedom of the road more than anything else. As I grew older, I became bolder in my riding habits. I started taking on longer trips, venturing farther away from home. I began to feel a connection with other bikers, especially those who shared a passion for cruising and customizing their machines. We would meet up at various spots around town or during large events like Bike Weekend. One time, while out exploring the desert, I met a group of women on Harleys. They were all decked out in leather, looking tough and badass, and they immediately took a liking to me because of my young age and passion for motorcycling. We became fast friends, spending hours riding around together and sharing stories about our lives and love for bikes. In high school, I finally got my driver's license, but I still preferred the freedom of two wheels over four. I continued to ride despite my parents' concerns about safety. My friends even started a Go Fund Me page to help me purchase a second bike since mine was getting old and needed repairs. Eventually, I met the man who would become my first love on a motorcycle. He was an older guy who was always riding around on his Harley Davidson, and he took me out for a ride one time. We instantly clicked, and after a few weeks of dating, we decided to get married. We planned a motorcycle wedding in Las Vegas, where we rode our bikes onto the strip and tied the knot at the Little Church of the Flowers. It was the most memorable day of my life, filled with laughter, love, and adventure. Since then, I've ridden all over the world, visiting various countries on two wheels. I've met countless people along the way, each one leaving a lasting impression on me. Motorcycling has given me the confidence to pursue new challenges, travel the world, and live life on my terms. It's been my passion for as long as I can remember, and I don't plan on giving it up anytime soon.