Schuberth Partners with MotoQuest on Alaska Women's Ride

Schuberth has partnered with MotoQuest Tours & Rentals on the Alaska Women’s Motorcycle Ride, and will be providing a C3W flip-up helmet for each participant included in her registration. The tour, slated for June 29 – July 7, 2014, brings women together from all over the world for a chance to experience the grandeur of Alaska on two wheels.

Sarah Schilke, Schuberth’s Marketing and PR Manager, has been slated to lead this adventure. Some might know Sarah from her work with the Women & Motorcycling conferences, and along with her advocacy work she brings decades of experience leading group rides. The tour kicks off in Anchorage on June 29th, where Sarah will lead riders as they depart on an all-paved journey through some of Alaska’s remarkable landscapes. From there the group will travel through the Denali National Park to see the Alaska Range, Mt. McKinley, Thompson Pass, Valdez, the Matanuska Glacier and more.

A motorcycle ride in Alaska should be on everyone’s bucket list,” Sarah says. “From the breathtaking scenery to the rich history to the unique way of life, the Last Frontier offers an adventure of a lifetime. I’m excited to lead this ride and share my fascination in Alaska with other women riders, and I’m proud that Schuberth is playing such a big role in the tour.”

New to this year’s adventure is the inclusion of a Schuberth C3W flip-up helmet for each rider. All participants will be fitted and supplied a brand new Schuberth C3W helmet, a luxuriously comfortable flip-up helmet specially fit for a woman’s facial structure. The C3W is the recommended helmet of choice by MotoQuest staff for riding in Alaska because of its versatility and ability to adapt to all temperatures and conditions. Learn more about the C3W by visiting SchuberthNorthAmerica.com.

For more information on the MotoQuest Alaska Women’s Motorcycle Ride, including a complete itinerary and pricing options, visit MotoQuest.com.

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