15 Women’s Motorcycle Clubs You Need to Know
There are more women riding motorcycles than ever before, and the number has been growing rapidly in recent years. While women riders face unique challenges in motorcycling, many have found a supportive community through biking clubs. These empowering motorcycle groups help women riders overcome obstacles and become a force for change. Here are Cycle Trader’s 15 women’s motorcycle clubs you need to know.
1. Bomber Girls LRC – Alabama, Georgia
With three chapters found in the South, Bomber Girls LRC serves as a riding club and charitable nonprofit, focusing on community, camaraderie, and those that have served the nation. Bomber Girls supports women riders and hosts fundraising and volunteering events that give back to the military.
2. Caramel Curves – Louisiana
Caramel Curves bikers get around New Orleans on sports motorcycles, and are seen in stylish feminine riding gear such as studded and sparkled leather jackets, stilettos, and Mohawks. Composed of a group of mothers and small business owners, this group is changing the face of motorcycling.
3. Chrome Angelz RC – Nationwide
Creating a positive image for women riders, Chrome Angelz RC is composed of 190 chapters around the world that take pride in their organization and promote the joy of riding for female bikers. Chrome Angelz travels the nation on bikes, meets up for rallies, and supports charitable causes.
4. Devil Dolls MC – West Coast
A diverse, all-women biker club, Devil Dolls MC was founded in San Francisco with riders exclusively on Harleys. Now they ride with more bike brands and members all over the West Coast. Empowering women and supporting various charitable causes, this family shares a passion for motorcycles.
5. Femme Fatales WMC – Nationwide
With members nationwide, the all-female motorcycle club Femme Fatales supports the sisterhood of biking and works with nonprofits, including women and children’s groups. Proud of their women riders that stand out from the crowd, they hit the road together on their bikes wearing matching leather vests.
6. Furies MC – Illinois
Based in the Chicagoland area, Furies MC is a diverse group of motorcyclists taking pride in strong, independent, and powerful women riding bikes. The motorcycle club hosts open rides and discussions with fellow bikers, helping to establish an accessible community for women.
7. The Litas – Nationwide
The Litas is a global community of women riders that share their love of motorcycles and venturing on the open road. With a large online presence that focuses on connecting riders and contributing to a larger conversation, they’re a network that shows that women have a lot to say about motorcycling.
8. Leather and Lace MC – Florida
A motorcycle club that’s seen a lot of change for women since they were founded in the early 1980s, Leather and Lace MC has riders that share an identity of strength and femininity. This sisterhood of motorcycling gets together for rides, open chapter meetings, and community events.
9. Motor Maids – Nationwide
Motor Maids’ history dates back to 1940, and has become one of the largest and most respectable motorcycle groups in the world. Uniting women riders, Motor Maids hosts meetings, annual conventions, and more events for over 1,300 members that share a passion for riding, promote safety, and demonstrate a positive image for riding.
10. The Sirens – New York
The Sirens is known as New York City’s oldest and largest women’s motorcycling club, and focuses on safety, solidarity, support, and friendship around motorcycles. Founded in 1986, the club has made an impact in biking with their participation in Pride events, women’s health initiatives, and promoting the public acceptance of motorcycling.
11. Sisters Eternal Women’s MC – Nationwide
Sisters Eternal Women’s MC is another standout club in motorcycling, recognized throughout the industry for creating a positive image for women on motorcycles. Along with rider events and rallies, Sisters Eternal is known for their involvement in motorcycle rights and advocacy programs.
12. Sisters of Scota Women’s Motorcycle Club – Arizona, California, Nevada
A nonprofit motorcycle club that began in 1979, Sisters of Scota helps create bonds between women through a community of biking enthusiasts and charitable causes for women, children, and animal groups. And whether you’re a first time biker or a road warrior, they welcome riders of all experience levels.
13. Stilettos on Steel – Nationwide
With many chapters across the country, Stilettos on Steel is a woman-owned business that prepares women for driving motorcycles on the road. Their focus is on strength and safety while providing women support and the skills to ride with confidence.
14. Tenacious Dames RC – Montana
A group dedicated for women to meet and ride together, Tenacious Dames RC is based in Montana, where its members share a love for the open road in big sky country. The riding club fosters friendship and supporting women as it hopes to grow chapters in every city in the state.
15. Women in the Wind – Nationwide
Celebrating diversity and uniting female riders, Women in the Wind was founded in 1979 and has chapters in multiple countries. The organization brings together members to spread the love of motorcycling while building a positive image for women riders and educating members on all aspects of biking.
Creating community and friendships while providing riders with strength and skills, these motorcycle clubs are paving the way towards progress for women in the world of motorcycling. As a result, biking is changing for the better as it becomes more diverse and inclusive for all riders.
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Ryan Miller
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