Lanakila MacNaughton of the Women’s Moto Exhibit photographs lady rider and entrepreneur Jen Dunstan on a MV Agusta F3 800.
You may don’t forget Jen Dunstan from the post about her motorcyclist wedding at the Chuckwalla Valley Raceway, “Souls at Speed”. In the years since, Jen started Fable Riders– a business specializing in performance base layers made particularly for females. Made by girls, for women, tested and refined by racer Melissa Paris.
Jen Dunstan, pictured wearing her Fable Riders base layer best | Photo by the Women’s Moto Exhibit
Riding for about 15 years now, Jen started out at 16 on a ’85 Honda Rebel 250 with the assist of her parents. Prior to she was born, her Mom worked for Harley Davidson, and her parents each learned how to ride together (and nonetheless do). In her college years she swapped out the cruiser for a Suzuki SV650, later receiving bitten by the racing bug. In 2007 she was introduced to the United States Classic Racing Association in Loudon, New Hampshire and began racing on a 1974 CB360 Honda. In 2010, she moved West to California, leaving her vintage racing days in her home town of Norwalk. Now armed with a CBR600RR, she began to race with the Chuckwalla Valley Motorcycle Association.
“Since moving to California I have doggedly chased my dream of working in the motorcycle industry, beginning as a sales clerk in the Orange County Dainese D-Shop and then eventually placing my style degree to operate with Troy Lee Styles and now ThorMX. I am very passionate about progressing the stature of females in the market and the sport of motorcycle racing. I support organize Femmewalla with my good pals Aimee and Melissa Paris, a female only track day benefiting the Unforgettables Foundation. Melissa and I have also teamed up and started FableRiders, a brand dedicated to improving women’s riding apparel and success on the racetrack. We have met so many rad lady riders on the journey so far and strategy to work tirelessly to bring their thoughts and suggestions to the marketplace!”
Her stable now consists of her trusty 2002 SV650S, Honda CBR600RR racebike, and her new 2014 Yamaha YZ250F dirtbike.
Photographs by Lanakila MacNaughton, copyright Women’s Moto Exhibit 2015. Thanks Lana!
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Posted on November 20, 2015 in MotoLadies, News & Functions by Alicia Mariah Elfving
Jen Dunstan and Fable Riders
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