Womens Motorcycle Events

International Women & Motorcycling Conference

The best women's motorcycling event is heading west in 2009 to one of the best riding areas in the United States.

The American Motorcyclist Association is pleased to announce that its Fifth International Women & Motorcycling Conference will take place at the Keystone Resort & Conference Center in Keystone, Colorado, on August 19-22, 2009.

The 2009 event will be the fifth AMA International Women & Motorcycling Conference. Previous conferences took place in 1997, 2000, 2002 and 2006. The AMA looks to continue to build upon the success of past conferences with the Keystone event, which will be the first Women & Motorcycling Conference held west of the Mississippi River.

Industry support for the event was strong and included popular demo rides from manufacturers such as Harley-Davidson, BMW, Buell, Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, Kymco, Ridley and Yamaha.

Click Here to Visit the IWMC Event Home Page

Women's Sportbike Rally

The Women's Sportbike Rally held September 11-13, 2009 at Fontana Village, NC. Information about the rally, registration forms and pics from previous years can be found at www.womenssportbikerally.com.

Ohio Bike Week - Women's Symposium

If you live in the Midwest, or anywhere near, you should know about the upcoming Ohio Women's Rider Symposium sponsored by Women Riders Now.

Mark you calendars - Ohio Bike week is June 5th - June 14th, 2009. The exact date for the Women's Rider Symposium has not been announced yet but as soon as it is, I will post it here.

Another "Mark Your Calendar" Event:
The 2009 Annual Motorcycle Expo

On behalf of Her-Motorcycle.com, I am pleased to announce the 4th Annual Motorcycle Expo - and one of the more exciting Womens Motorcycle Events - the "Women in Motorcycling - Lifetime Achievement Awards - which will take place in Plymouth, California from June 5th through June 6th, 2009.

During this event, Real Women Ride and Biker Ally will present "Women in Motorcycling - Lifetime Achievement Awards" in four categories to recognize women who have made a positive and significant impact in motorcycling.

The Categories Include:

• Women who have worked to make motorcycling better through promotion of the sport in the media by organizing events, or by projecting a positive image of motorcyclists through their actions or reputation;


• Women who work with, or in the government at the state, local or federal level, including the MSF - to protect the rights of motorcyclists;women who promote safety and rider training - or advance street, trail or competition motorcycling riding opportunities;


• Women sport bike riders who have excelled in bringing their sport to the forefront through their own actions or reputation

08 Motorcycle Expo Bikes
Photos by Forrest Coss

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