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\r\nthat being said, i think you simply need more media. as a fan of stuntriding myself, i\'m curious what you have going on and whatnot...videos or pictures would help tell that story.
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\r\ni just see a huge gap left by jessica maine and for a long time thought that no girl could come close to matching her bike skills (i\'ve watched her clutch up 3rd gear highway wheelies on a brand new 600rr within 3 minutes of being on the bike); but i think that a few girls have surpassed her former riding skills.
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\r\nfake it till you make it.
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\r\njust feel like the female side of things has slowed down and no one is making anything happen. the most successful men in the sport all have a burning desire to be successful riding motorcycles, that results in working hard on and off the bike, taking risks and always always always pushing forward.
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\r\nwho\'s gonna be the one to step up and be the leader? you eithe rneed to be the best or be the first; and i think that there is opportunity for a woman (or two or three) to be th ebest and the first AND actually make a nice career out of stuntriding - which will undoubtedly open up doors to other opportunities.
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\r\nbut, it\'s like the men, it takes more than being good on a bike OR being a good salesman to succeed. it takes those two things and a whole lot of heart and determination - the two things that i personally sometimes question with the women. i\'m just not sure i\'ve seen that heart and determination to succeed that i see demonstrated by men all the way down the ranks. and if i\'m wrong, i\'d love to actually SEE that - ie, vids, pics, blogs, etc.
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\r\ngirl power! (in the kitchen! lol)\r\n
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you\'re the primary candidate that i\'m thinking of but i think your main problem is your locale. tough to sell stuff to americans when you live in euro land.Quote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by Leah\r\n \r\n  \r\n Working on it. \r\n \r\n  \r\n \r\nAny advice is appreciated. | \r\n
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\r\nthat being said, i think you simply need more media. as a fan of stuntriding myself, i\'m curious what you have going on and whatnot...videos or pictures would help tell that story.
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maybe a little less whorish! lolQuote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by loogie\r\n \r\n \r\n We need another Joe Joe. \r\n \r\n | \r\n
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\r\ni just see a huge gap left by jessica maine and for a long time thought that no girl could come close to matching her bike skills (i\'ve watched her clutch up 3rd gear highway wheelies on a brand new 600rr within 3 minutes of being on the bike); but i think that a few girls have surpassed her former riding skills.
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\r\nfake it till you make it.
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\r\njust feel like the female side of things has slowed down and no one is making anything happen. the most successful men in the sport all have a burning desire to be successful riding motorcycles, that results in working hard on and off the bike, taking risks and always always always pushing forward.
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\r\nwho\'s gonna be the one to step up and be the leader? you eithe rneed to be the best or be the first; and i think that there is opportunity for a woman (or two or three) to be th ebest and the first AND actually make a nice career out of stuntriding - which will undoubtedly open up doors to other opportunities.
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\r\nbut, it\'s like the men, it takes more than being good on a bike OR being a good salesman to succeed. it takes those two things and a whole lot of heart and determination - the two things that i personally sometimes question with the women. i\'m just not sure i\'ve seen that heart and determination to succeed that i see demonstrated by men all the way down the ranks. and if i\'m wrong, i\'d love to actually SEE that - ie, vids, pics, blogs, etc.
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\r\ngirl power! (in the kitchen! lol)\r\n