Women Riders Now

Jan 17, 2025 | womenridersnow.com | Tricia Szulewski

It’s that time of year when we reflect and plan what we want our year to look like. And for most of us, we like to include some new goals and bucket list adventures, so why not apply this to our motorcycle riding as well? Download and use this handy bingo card as a guide. And when you complete it we will even send you a reward! We’ve made this challenge fun by creating a bingo card full of ideas for 2025 motorcycling goals.

Jan 17, 2025 | womenridersnow.com | Sarah Schilke |Tricia Szulewski

I seem to always suffer cold hands and fingers. Especially when the temperature drops and I’m riding a motorcycle. Maintaining warm hands during cold-weather rides is crucial for both comfort and safety, but not always easy. Cold hands can lead to reduced dexterity, slower reaction times, and a less enjoyable riding experience. This is particularly true for women riders, who, due to physiological differences, often experience colder extremities compared to men.

Dec 17, 2024 | womenridersnow.com | Tricia Szulewski

Whether you are a new rider, a seasoned rider, or you don't ride at all, Féroce will inspire you to live fiercely. In this original motorcycle podcast, host Annick Magac, interviews riders from around the world and shares their unique stories of riding and life. Many of the motorcyclists interviewed on Féroce, have very normal day jobs. Outside of work and family, the creativity and wildness comes out whether they are writers, builders, or adventurers.

Dec 16, 2024 | womenridersnow.com | Tricia Szulewski

In Iceland, Terner sets her sights on the rugged “F-roads,” rough, unpaved gravel roads that lead to the Icelandic Highlands. She navigates  through lava fields, glacial rivers, and volcanic mountains. From the dramatic black-sand beaches of Vik to the majestic, snow-capped peaks of the Westfjords, Terner brings Iceland’s rugged beauty to life. She depicts the untamed allure of riding through some of the world’s most remote and challenging landscapes.

Dec 16, 2024 | womenridersnow.com | Tricia Szulewski

The world lost a true pioneer of women in male-dominated sports, including motorcycle and car racing. Mary McGee passed away on November 27 at age 87, just weeks after making a final appearance at the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) Motorcycle Hall of Fame. A Hall of Famer herself, McGee’s racing career spanned thirty years and shattered gender norms while mastering multiple racing disciplines.