We’re All In This Together—A Letter From Marisa

Motorcycling is often seen as a solitary pursuit—a rider, a bike, and an open road. But ask any experienced biker, and they'll tell you that motorcycling is also deeply rooted in community. 

There’s a shared understanding among motorcyclists, a feeling of camaraderie that transcends background, language, and geography. It’s one of those rare pursuits that allows total strangers to become instant friends based solely on a common love for two wheels.

The often unspoken connection is seen in the friendly nods and waves we exchange when passing each other on the highway. It’s felt when you pull over to help someone with a breakdown or when you stop to check on a fellow motorcyclist on the side of the road.