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WHEATFIELD

Motorcycle safety event is for ‘Girls Only’

July 05, 2009, 7:20 AM /

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WHEATFIELD—A free motorcycle safety event for women only is being sponsored by the State Police, the Trooper Foundation and Allstate Insurance at 9 a. m. Saturday in Oppenheim Park, 2713 Niagara Falls Blvd., Wheatfield.

The second annual Girls Only Motorcycle Event is designed for women riders and women who want to learn more about riding and safety. It will include a motorcycle instruction presentation by a State Police motorcycle safety officer.

Local motorcycle vendors will be on site with motorcycles and equipment specifically designed for women. The event will include an escorted motorcycle ride through Niagara wine country and will be followed by a picnic featuring music performed by a local band.


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