Karen Davidson

Karen started working at Harley-Davidson Motor Company in 1989 when the Company created a new, branded line of apparel and accessories for its customers - Harley-Davidson MotorClothes. Today, Karen is the Creative Director for General Merchandise and is involved with the creative direction of all the leather collections and accessory products.

While Karen Davidson has boosted the support of women motorcycle riders, she is also a leader in innovation. Starting her Harley-Davidson MotorClothes business Karen has soared to the top. But if you looking for motorcycle apparel with the same style and function there are few other places to get your motorcycle accessories for a little less money and still look great. Many sites offer Harley Davidson Boots that are very reasonable in price.

Also a vast number of motorcycle accessories can be found at a very affordable price, such as cool styles of motorcycle helmets , and motorcycle saddlebags.

"Riding a Harley-Davidson is a unique and exhilarating experience," said Karen Davidson. "When a woman sees another woman riding a motorcycle, she thinks 'If she can do it, so can I!' We're hosting this contest to encourage more women to get trained and into the saddle of their own Harley-Davidson motorcycle."

"To celebrate your decision to grab the handlebars and ride, we're giving you a diamond-encrusted, sterling silver ring designed by Karen Davidson, Harley-Davidson General Merchandise Creative Director and great-granddaughter of William A. Davidson. It's available only to women who have graduated from a Rider's Edge® course and purchase a Harley-Davidson® or Buell® motorcycle before October 1."

Milwaukee, WI - Harley-Davidson female enthusiasts are encouraged to enter for a chance to win a spot on the Harley-Davidson Women's Day Ride, held March 4, 2008, and join Karen Davidson, great-granddaughter of one of the Company's founders, as well as the six Get Down to Daytona contest winners on the last leg of their ride into Daytona.

To enter, women riders should go to www.harley-davidson.com/womensride by Jan. 23 and fill out a short entry form. There is no purchase necessary, but women are encouraged to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) Summer Camps (a small donation of $25 or more is greatly appreciated). Women riders must ride a Harley-Davidson or Buell motorcycle and must be in Daytona on the morning of March 4.

On Jan. 25, 80 women will be randomly chosen to participate in the ride. Each rider will receive a 2008 MDA Pin, a special flag with MDA and H-D logo for their bike, and be entered in a special MDA drawing for a Harley-Davidson women's jacket. The top three fundraisers will also receive a special gift.