WRN reader Amanda Zito shares her tips and tricks she learned from a 24-day cross-country motorcycle camping trip.
Lessons Learned on a 24-Day Solo Coast-to-Coast Motorcycle Camping Tour
Riders who want to tour comfortably without a bulky fairing or excess weight of Harley’s larger Road Glide or Street Glide will love the Heritage Softail Classic. Easier to manage than the 100-pound heavier Road King, the Heritage is the ride of choice for many touring women riders.
Motorcycle Review: Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail Classic
Joann Mikulec shares her story of how she became a motorcycle rider. Now the membership director for the AMCA Riveters chapter, she encourages other women to follow their dreams.
Sharing the Motorcycle Passion with Other Women Riders
Motorcycling gave Jess Stone the courage to start her own business and ride around the world with her dog to raise money to help adolescent girls.
Riding a Motorcycle Around the World to Help Young Women
November 16, 2021 update: The Riveter Chapter of the AMCA (Antique Motorcycle Club of America) proudly announces that leading motorcycle publication WomenRidersNow.com (WRN) has been named Premier Media Partner for the “Chix on 66” event
Riveters Announce Women’s Ride of Iconic Route 66
Spending four years riding her first motorcycle, a Yamaha V Star 250, before trading up to a Harley Sportster 883 was the right way to go for this new rider.
Making the Dream of Riding Come True in Your 40s
Even though Victory announced its no longer producing motorcycles, there are great deals on Victorys, including the female-friendly Octane we review here. Find out why you should consider this bike now.
Review: 2016 / 2017 Victory Motorcycles Octane, A Fun Sport Cruiser
The most common question motorcycle riders ask is what motorcycles are women choosing to ride these days. Last year, we published our first ever list of the most popular bikes among female riders. Now, a year after that list was published we’re posting an update — motorcycles most popular among women for 2015 heading into 2016.
We thought it would be fun to compile a list of major-manufacturer motorcycles with the lowest seat heights. Seat height is of supreme importance to most women riders, as the ability to place ones feet flat on the ground is perhaps the most important factor in giving women the confidence they need to handle a bike.
The Lowest of the Low Motorcycles
If youre thinking of riding a motorcycle, heres our list of motorcycles most commonly ridden by new women riders.
Beginners Guide: Motorcycles to Get Started On