Want to organize and participate in a multi-day motorcycle ride with a large group, but don’t know where to start? Chix on 66 organizer Karan Andrea shares how she made her dream of riding her vintage motorcycle on Route 66 go from a motorcycle tour with a friend to an epic all-women’s group ride.
Like almost every other sport, women all over the world are kicking butt in all segments of motorcycle competition. Learn about some of today’s top women racers, where you can cheer them on, and then find out how you can ride and race, too.
WomenRidersNow.com (WRN), SeeMe Beauty, and ADVWoman take a journey of discovery and dirt when 20 women aged 45–67 veer outside their comfort zone for two 7-day off-road motorcycle tours in the beautiful Colorado Backcountry.
Over And Out (OAO) events include 3 days of off-road riding, camping, and lots of fun bonding with women riders in a private setting. OAO is for women who ride, or who want to learn to ride dirt bikes, enduro, motocross, dual sport, and more. Read about how Maggie McNally became a better dirt rider while making memories with new riding buddies at OAO 2020.
Motojournalist Jess Kline shares her thoughts about moving outside her motorcycle comfort zone to give flat track racing a try when she was asked to join a group of male riders on a press intro in Croatia.
Prompted by her brother to take the Harley-Davidson Academy to learn to ride motorcycles, Millie unleashed a feeling of confidence and self-worth she’d not known before.
After a lifetime of hiding her true self, this WRN reader finally found her freedom on an Indian Motorcycle.
Youve dreamt about what it would be like to ride a motorcycle for years now. You can even picture yourself on your own bike, but for some reason, you cant find the emotional firepower to jump start the learning process and make your dream a reality. Youre not alone. Thousands of women dream about riding a motorcycle, but many are held back because of a variety of reasons stemming from family approval to stereotypes.
Many women are still held back from pursuing motorcycling by what they perceive as barriers. Those barriers are confidence, product knowledge, cost, skills, and life stage.Confidence: Some women are intimidated by the the thought of …