<p>Being able to meet passionate women motorcyclists is always a blessing. My role with the Born To Ride magazine allows&nbsp;me these precious moments to savor, learn, and share other people&rsquo;s journeys with our valued dedicated readers! The Iron Lilies is an all-women&rsquo;s riding group that you will be hearing&nbsp;and seeing more of in the months to come!</p>

- Susan Hurst

I was very happy and excited to talk with Leticia Cline, one of the founding members of the Iron Lilies. Her zest runs deep for motorcycling. She is blessed with a beautiful outlook on life, love, and the knowledge of motorcycles. Sit back, relax, and take in the conversation Leticia and I had about the amazing Iron Lilies! Susan: Who gave you the motorcycling bug? Leticia: I’ve been riding since I was four years old when my dad put me on a Honda 50. I took to it quickly and even raced motocross. In addition, over the years, that evolved into some modeling jobs with motorcycles magazines and companies. I was a sports commentator for motocross for a long time. I’m also a journalist. I write for websites, magazines, and blogs. My husband and I own a co-op motorcycle garage in Orlando called Standard Motorcycle Company. We are a big motor family. I don’t even own a car; I ride my bike!

Susan: You eat, breathe, and sleep, everything when it comes to your businesses!

Leticia: (laughing) Definitely! It’s an amazing thing that we took a hobby and made a living out of it. It’s what I’ve always wanted to do.

Susan: Where does the Iron Lilies come in to your busy life?

Leticia: I moved back to Orlando in August. There was a group of women in Orlando who I would always run into. They all r

This story is from the October 2016, Issue #45 edition of Born To Ride Georgia Motorcycle Magazine.

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