[DianneB]

Does anybody know of a serious women-only MC? Not a 1% club but a club for women with a serious love for motorcycles and riding?

There seem to be quite a few women's riders clubs, family oriented clubs, but nothing for the serious "biker chick".

 

[hogcowboy]

Check this site out DianneB. And you might also want to join this site for contacting like minded in general.:thumbsup:

 

[Eye_m_no_angel]

The Motor Maids has been around for a very long time. I think they still exist, anyway.

 

[SmokyOwl]

I remember a group that had "& Stillettoes" in it, chrome and stillettoes maybe. From the sounds of it it was a really small group.

 

[galileeview]

Stilettos on Steel is an all female riders group.

 

[Retired Guy]

With today's confusion about gender, do the women have to actually be women?

 

[Critter]

With today's confusion about gender, do the women have to actually be women?

I know I shouldn't laugh, but that is funny RG.

 

[Unkle Krusty]

Look up Mike Duff, Michelle Duff. One of Canada's better road racers during the sixties.

UK

 

[Critter]

Look up Mike Duff, Michelle Duff. One of Canada's better road racers during the sixties.

UK

An interesting read. Only kept one trophy on her shelf.

 

[Unkle Krusty]

An interesting read. Only kept one trophy on her shelf.

Why I liked Mike Duff: He wrote articles for one of this countries major motorcycle mags. When another Mike ( Hailwood ) decided to race again at the Isle of Man, most, as in nearly everyone, said he would fail. Mike Duff wrote an excellent article in support of Hailwood. Said he may be a bit rusty, but once an expert rider, always an expert rider. This was the same position held by the CMA. Canadian Motorcycle Association.

Duff stuck his neck out with his informed opinion, and he was proven correct. That is why I liked Mike Duff, and Mike Hailwood. And it was before Mike D became Michelle.

UK