Rider. Racer. Dealer. Trailblazer. Co-founder of the Motor Maids. Dot Robinson, y'all.

Dot accomplished a record-setting cross-country ride in 1935, owned a Harley-Davidson dealership, served as a civilian motorcycle courier in WWII, and broke barriers by winning an AMA National Race, beginning a chapter that would leave a lasting mark on the Motor Company.

Nearly a century later, her influence can still be felt in the halls of H-D history and in every rider who dares to carve their own path.