Nice piece on Elspeth Beard

[REDC650GT]

I looked and did not see this posted so I thought I would put this out for those interested. Amazing story

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Xaxo5EIJhrY

[PGlaves]

This is great!

[barryg]

Ran across her pic and impressive story last year and posted it on Mid South Ride Eat and Meet. Glad see and know that her saga continues.

[61996]

Young people should watch this.

[shortythorne]

Wow! Very interesting & inspiring and I want to read her book! I think it was very sad that when she returned home there was no fanfare for her & her story. I can only imagine how depressed she was. I only wish I could have been so adventurous as she.

[barryg]

Something tells me this lady does'nt get depressed. She's to busy pressing on to the next adventure in her life. Looks like riding motorcycles is a life long part of her life.

[Rinty]

Fantastic; what a delightful lady.

Thanks for posting.

[bikebombs]

Wow! Very interesting & inspiring and I want to read her book! I think it was very sad that when she returned home there was no fanfare for her & her story. I can only imagine how depressed she was. I only wish I could have been so adventurous as she.

I finished her book, "Elsbeth Beard Lone Rider. " A must read in my own opinion. A brutally honest story of the indomitable human spirit, failure, then unheralded triumph. After having read the book a month ago,I want to read it again. Cheers from Vancouver Island

[skibum69]

Great video, I read her book awhile ago and the stories of a few other women doing crazy big rides. Fun to follow along.

[REDC650GT]

Would be cool if Elspeth could kick off a book tour in Des Moines at the National Rally.

https://adventuremotorcycle.com/news...d-octane-press

[Rinty]

Would be cool if Elspeth could kick off a book tour in Des Moines at the National Rally...

Her look in the upper image is just haunting. I'm putting my order in at Chapters.

[Rod Sheridan]

I finished her book, "Elsbeth Beard Lone Rider. " A must read in my own opinion. A brutally honest story of the indomitable human spirit, failure, then unheralded triumph. After having read the book a month ago,I want to read it again. Cheers from Vancouver Island

I agree, I read the book last weekend.

It was engrossing, I couldn't put it down and read it in two sessions. What a fantastic story.....Rod.

[romoto]

I went to her book signing event last night and it was an honor and a pleasure to meet and speak with her! She's down to earth and a true inspiration for anyone interested in motorcycle adventures. I highly recommend her book!

[wkuwiz]

My wife and I have read this, both enjoying it thoroughly. Elspeth's story is difficult, joyous, and sad yet she remained resilient. Wonderful to have published it.