Riding for a Cause: Just Us Lady Riders' Motorcycle Tribute Event

In the world of motorcycle enthusiasts, the camaraderie, the open road, and the wind in your hair all play crucial roles in creating unforgettable memories. Just Us Lady Riders, a passionate group of female bikers, recently organized a heartwarming tribute ride in memory of “Aubs” Mitsch that not only celebrated the joy of riding but also supported a noble cause. The event took place on a beautiful June day, starting at Interstate 70 at Security Blvd Park and Ride in Baltimore, MD, and concluding at the scenic Ketch 22 restaurant in North Beach, MD.

The event aimed to benefit the Aubrey Mitsch Foundation's scholarship program. The foundation uses its resources to support educational opportunities through scholarships, promote motorcycle safety, and encourage organ and tissue donation. The day began in Baltimore, MD, where over a dozen motorcycles gathered, each rider ready to hit the road for a meaningful cause. The air was filled with excitement and a sense of unity as participants set out on their journey. As the group rode through the scenic routes from Baltimore to North Beach, the ride was not just about reaching the destination but enjoying the journey together. The roar of engines echoed through the highways, forming a symbolic bond among the group.

The ride concluded at the Ketch 22 restaurant in North Beach, MD, a perfect setting for riders to come together and share their passion for motorcycles and memories of Aubrey. The restaurant provided a welcoming atmosphere for riders to relax, enjoy a delicious lunch, and connect with like-minded individuals. The event was not just about the ride; it was a day of celebration and remembrance. Riders enjoyed a scrumptious lunch, participated in an exciting raffle, and witnessed a poignant butterfly release ceremony to honor fallen riders. This symbolic gesture added a touching element to the event, emphasizing the sense of love and remembrance that echoed throughout the day.

Just Us Lady Riders, the driving force behind this event, is more than just a motorcycle group; they are a close-knit community of loving and generous women with a shared passion for riding. Their commitment to supporting charitable events reflects their dedication to making a positive impact beyond the motorcycle community. Their efforts raised nearly $1,200.