Vicki Sanfelipo Featured in new book Biker Chicz of North America

  rewritten in part from the article appearing on Biker Net

BIKER CHICZ OF NORTH AMERICA, the much-anticipated new book by Edward Winterhalder and Wil De Clercq is slated for release on December 1, 2010. This is Winterhalder and De Clercq’s third non-fiction collaboration since the publication of their best seller, The Assimilation: Rock Machine Become Bandidos, in 2008, which has been translated into French and German.

 Biker Chicz of North America revolves around the culture of motorcycles and motorcycle personalities. 
It is quite a departure from the authors’ first book, which chronicled the vicious Montreal biker wars from 1994 to 2002. Biker Chicz of North America features women whose stories are meant to empower other women, whether they ride a motorcycle, are thinking about riding one, or simply want to know more about the lifestyle.

While each of the women featured in Biker Chicz of North America are unique and extraordinary in their own right, there are, not surprisingly, certain attributes they all have in common. In addition to being avowed Harley riders—and in many cases ambassadors for women’s motorcycling—they are successful, intelligent, freethinking, adventurous, risk takers, creative, inspiring, and tenacious.

One of the women riders featured in the book, Vicki Sanfelipo, is the founder of Accident Scene Management, Inc. and married to Hupy and Abraham, S.C. investigator, Tony "Pan" Sanfelipo.  Our firm has been a financial sponsor of Accident Scene Management since its inception in 1996.

“Our original intention was to focus on mainstream women motorcycle riders who are more or less the average girl next door. But somehow we ended up with women whom we consider to belong to the current royalty of North American female bikers. The only criteria we were looking for was that they had inspiring stories to tell and that they rode a Harley-Davidson,” said Winterhalder. “We are not Harley snobs by any means, but because Harley-Davidson motorcycles are the most identifiable and representative of the biker culture, we chose ‘America’s Freedom Machine’ as a common thread to lend continuity to our narrative.”

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