I had grown up idolizing women, like Amelia [Earhart], that had infiltrated male-dominated fields, all while preserving their femininity. She was a pilot, a record-breaker, a fashion designer, an author, and much much more. But little did I know that the concept was groundbreaking in itself in context of our society. I just thought they were rad people doing rad things, and it was even cooler that they looked like me. I grew to aspire to be just like them.

The ladies behind screen printing company Hinterland Empire have rebirthed the Phoenix Project for the second year running. Trinia is an avid rider and loves custom culture and her local community, so when she saw an opportunity to fuse these two passions The Phoenix Project emerge. This year, the volunteers are at it again and they have two donor bikes, a Ducati 748 and a 996 with all raffle money doing to support a children's advocacy service in Humbolt.