A powerful change is taking place on the highways and in the hearts of motorcyclists: more and more women are getting behind the wheel of their own motorcycles, overcoming obstacles and enjoying the unique pleasures for women riders. As we celebrate the growth and empowerment of women riders, let’s dive into the stats, the changes, and some epic women-only motorcycle events that mark this era of transformation.
The motorsports landscape is evolving, with more women than ever joining the ranks. According to a recent study, women now make up a significant percentage of the riding population, and this number has been steadily increasing over the years. This increase is more than just a number; it’s a story of empowerment, independence, and a shift in industry dynamics.
Being a female rider comes with a unique set of challenges and triumphs. From overcoming stereotypes to finding the right gear that fits, the road is not always smooth, but it is incredibly rewarding. The sense of freedom, strength and community that comes with being a woman on two wheels is unparalleled.
Epic competitions for all women on motorcycles. These events are more than just a gathering; they are a celebration of sisterhood, skill and adventure.
Babes Ride Out: an annual camping and motorcycle event for women that has become a global phenomenon. It’s where women riders of all levels come together to share their stories and passion for riding.
The Women’s Motorcycle Exhibition: a traveling exhibition that documents and highlights the new wave of contemporary female motorcyclists. It is a visual journey into the world of female riders that is breaking the mold and inspiring many.
International Women’s Ride Day: A globally synchronized day of riding for women motorcyclists that celebrates and encourages female riders around the world.
The growth of women in motorcycling is not just about statistics; it’s about telling stories, breaking barriers and changing the narrative of what it means to be a rider. As the industry adapts to this welcome change, the future looks brighter and more inclusive.
