Well to be honest I didn’t actually hear her on the radio, but I did hear the BikerNet radio interview Marilyn gave. It’s amazing what you can hear coming out of the speakers from your computer. I doubt that Al Gore would have imagined the progress that PCs and the Internet have made since he invented them back in the 70s.

Anyway the divine Ms. M gave an interview on the BikerNet about IronWorks magazine. If you’d like to listen to her foray into multi-media here’s the link, I may get writers cramp from this: http://www.bikernetshop.com/2008/09/25/marilyn-stemp-talks-ironworks/
It takes just a few minutes more to listen to the interview than to type in the URL, but it’s worth it.

A few years ago I went to the “Friday the 13th” Rally in Port Dover, Ontario, Canada. The buzz on the streets was that the “Grannies” were in town. I found out that the Grannies were a group of senior citizens who instead of playing bingo wanted to expand their horizons. They did this by taking a basic motorcycle maintenance course at the local junior college and then wrote a book about it. That was their claim to fame. Most of them had never even ridden on a bike. They could change the oil or spark plugs but couldn’t ride. Fast forward a few years and here’s a couple groups of ladies who have kicked it up quite a few notches and taken it several levels higher.

Fast Dates announces the release of three 16 month 2009 calenders featuring bikes and babes photographed by Jim Gianatsis. These calenders start with September 2008 and will be available at your favorite cycle shop or contact www.fastdates.com where you can also find complete coverage photos of the 2008 LA Calendar Motorcycle Show Weekend.