As an adult Jasmine realized that she actually liked fixing engines and wanted to know more. She took two years of automotive technology classes at our local college, & really got into the whole blend of the old internal combustion engine with the modern computer– sensor controlled technology. She went on to get my ASE certification in Brakes and subsequently worked as an auto-tech for 10 years. During that time she resumed her love affair with motorcycles in general and Harleys in particular.
.Jasmine owns Bluecreek Art Works and Motorcycle Training Co. in Colorado and rides approximately 8-10,000 miles per year on her motorcycle. She has been a MSF certified Safety Instructor since 2001. In 2005 she received the prestigious MSF Rider Coach of the year, Colorado, for her work training deaf riders and students. Jasmine released her first book, Women In The Wind, Fearless Women Of The 20th and 21st Centuries in 2007. This excellent book encompasses inspiring riding stories from brave women from the 1930’s through 2006.
Jasmine Bluecreek
With Jasmine’s background, she is author to many published articles on mc maintenance and mc safety. She wrote for Genevieve Schmidts’ Woman Rider Magazine, as well as monthly column and feature articles for Rocky Mountain Rider. She was featured in Quick Throttle’s Women Who Ride. She is currently a staff writer for Biker Ally Magazine with two regular columns plus feature stories and product reviews. She has written for Shootin’ the Breeze, the international WITW club’s newsletter for the past 10 years. Jasmine has also been featured on TV in the local Denver market, representing women riders. She gives talks and seminars around the country on the mc safety and mc maintenance.