I was born and raised in the small town of Melbourne, Florida. I spent most of my
summers on the beach and was considered quite the tomboy. After graduating
from high school, I married my high school sweetheart Dan. Two years later we
moved to Texas where we raised three children.
My husband and I both share a love of motorcycles. . After several years as a
passenger, I decided it was time I rode my own bike. After completing a rider's
course I purchased a Harley-Davidson Low Rider.
I have been on several trips by bike and have stopped in most of the motorcycle
shops along the way. Now that I am the proud grandmother of three beautiful
girls, the one thing I have noticed is the lack of things for children in these stores.
I wanted to share the experience and fun of riding with my grandchildren. I
remembered the first time I rode on the back of a motorcycle, how new and
exciting the ride was. With the help of my mother, Connie, the book was brought
to life.
It is my hope to show that things are not always as they seem. If we open our
minds and try new things we are more apt to learn and see the world through new
eyes.
I invite you to share the ride with Grandma.
To contact me please email me at
summers on the beach and was considered quite the tomboy. After graduating
from high school, I married my high school sweetheart Dan. Two years later we
moved to Texas where we raised three children.
My husband and I both share a love of motorcycles. . After several years as a
passenger, I decided it was time I rode my own bike. After completing a rider's
course I purchased a Harley-Davidson Low Rider.
I have been on several trips by bike and have stopped in most of the motorcycle
shops along the way. Now that I am the proud grandmother of three beautiful
girls, the one thing I have noticed is the lack of things for children in these stores.
I wanted to share the experience and fun of riding with my grandchildren. I
remembered the first time I rode on the back of a motorcycle, how new and
exciting the ride was. With the help of my mother, Connie, the book was brought
to life.
It is my hope to show that things are not always as they seem. If we open our
minds and try new things we are more apt to learn and see the world through new
eyes.
I invite you to share the ride with Grandma.
To contact me please email me at
About the Author
Constance Wimberley
Constance Wimberley
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