About Ride to Food
Ride to Food was created in 2016 to provide a platform where you can gain knowledge, insight, and inspiration to make planning your motorcycle trip a little bit easier.
Here, we believe that traveling (whether solo or not)...
➤ Can positively impact your life and well-being
➤ Doesn’t have to be expensive
➤ Can be a fun day trip or a month-long adventure
➤ Is for everyone
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Meet the founder of Ride to Food
Hey y'all, I'm Staci Wilt!
I am a freelance photographer and marketing strategist based in the United States.
I didn’t grow up in a family that rode motorcycles. Two-wheeled machines were something that fascinated me since I was child, when the movie Motocrossed came out on Disney.
However, it wasn’t until I was 20 that I purchased my first bike, a 2011 Harley-Davidson 48 Sportster. I started to solo travel “long distance” within a few months of riding and took my first cross-country trip in early 2013.
Since then, I've ridden over 250,000+ miles traveling solo. I'm here to help you do the same!
Meet the bikes
Traveling on a motorcycle comes in a variety of forms, and customizing my bikes to fit my needs has always had a few priorities: Style, Comfort, and Quality. I've grown to enjoy learning about bike parts and accessories that make touring a bit easier as well as making my bike fit me.
Over the years, I’ve built four different motorcycles and have done countless miles on them (literally). Check them out below!
2011 Sportster
Miles Ridden: 45,000
2003 Sportster
Miles Ridden: I lost count
2015 Dyna LowRider
Name: Lemmy
Miles Ridden: 92,000
2023 Low Rider ST
Name: Waylon
Mile's Ridden: 2,500 and counting!
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