May 20, 2011

International Female Riders Month: Spotlight on Christa Neuhauser

by Carla King in Uncategorized | 1 Comments

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Christa Neuhauser, the publisher of RoadRUNNER Magazine, is in the spotlight today in 31 Days of Women in Motorcycling. Christa has been a motorcycle enthusiast since her early days. Motorcycling is not only her passion but also her profession. Relocating from Austria in 1999, she and her husband Christian founded the magazine, the perfect platform to share their love for riding and traveling with the motorcycling world at large. After the fatal sidecar accident involving Christian in 2005 she continued to build upon their vision, supported by her two sons and a dedicated team by her side.

I've had the chance to meet and ride with Christa on several occasions at conferences and test rides, and interviewed her on SideStand Up Motorcycle Radio. Listen here. She's a lot of fun.

Testing Kawasaki's dual-sport bikes.
It's hard work – requires more calories!

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I recently subscribed to Road Runner, and it is, by far, my favorite motorcycle magazine. Good to see Ms. Neuhauser recognized here 🙂