Wildly Her ADV is where I show what riding, wrenching and traveling actually look like when you are learning them yourself. I ride a Honda CRF 250L, travel in a Class A motorhome, and do my own maintenance on both. Mistakes included, because those are the useful part.
A few years ago I had never touched a motorcycle.
I started riding during COVID, not because I had some lifelong dream, but because I needed something that was mine. Something that got me outside and reminded me I was capable of more than security dashboards and incident calls.
Nobody taught me. I watched YouTube, took an MSF course, and figured it out one nervous mile at a time.
The RV and the pets came first. We were already traveling in a 24 foot motorhome with May the cat and Jasper the dog, and later Steve, who joined the pack after we lost Midnight. Our first month long trip in 2024 is where I really learned to tow, maintain, and pilot a rig across the country.
The motorcycles added a whole new layer. Suddenly every dirt road was an invitation. Somewhere along the way I stopped waiting for permission to be an adventurer, and just became one.
I have spent most of my career in male-dominated spaces, cybersecurity and tech, where I am often the only woman in the room. I know what it feels like to wonder if you belong.
Wildly Her ADV exists because I want other women to know: you belong here.
You can learn to ride. You can wrench on your own bike. You can drive a rig bigger than anything you have driven before. You can go on the adventure, even if nobody else is going with you.
You can do more than you think you can. That is not a tagline. It is something I have proven to myself over and over, and I want to help you prove it too.
Jasper, May and Steve. Three rescues who travel with us, with varying degrees of enthusiasm.
