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Speed Divas: D.C. area’s women-only motorcycle club
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June 5, 2014, 7:51 AM
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A group of D.C.-area women bond over their love of motorcycles and riding.
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The women of Speed Divas hone their skills at the Summit Point Raceway in West Virginia. (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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Members of Speed Divas pose on their bikes. (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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The club's members travel anywhere from Myrtle Beach to New Jersey during their rides. The Speed Divas have events about once a month. (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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The Speed Divas work to show women can ride motorcycles and ride them well. (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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Many of the members of Speed Divas are mothers, wives and full-time workers, which has shifted priorities in the group. (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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The tight-knit Speed Divas group rides together and supports eachother's families. (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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The Speed Divas improve their riding skills at a track in West Virginia. The club's president, "Top Shelf" says it's a great time to ride faster and practice things they can't do on the road. (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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Speed Divas President "Top Shelf" rides on her motorcycle. (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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The Summit Point Raceway is a chance for the Speed Divas to let loose, go faster and see what the bike can really do, says the club's president "Top Shelf." (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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A Speed Divas member takes a sharp turn at the Summit Point Raceway in Summit Point, West Virginia. (Courtesy Speed Divas)
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