Sarah Lahalih struggled to ride her first motorcycle, "like anyone would," she says. She continued to ride though, despite not being keen on all the basics like braking and cornering, until she took a course that changed her life. "I went on to become an instructor for that course, and then quickly went on to open my own school, which I owned and operated for 10 years in Chicago." Now, she makes a living teaching military personnel how to ride, and enjoys riding on her "uncomfortable" custom, wood-paneled Honda CB175.
