Among the many realms where women have left an indelible impact is the world of vintage motorcycles. Historically dominated by men, the motorcycle industry saw an influx of pioneering women who refused to be sidelined. These women not only rode but also designed, raced, and innovated in the field of motorcycles. Icons such as Bessie Stringfield, known as the “Motorcycle Queen of Miami,” and Dot Robinson, co-founder of the Motor Maids, challenged societal norms and paved the way for future generations of female motorcyclists.
The intersection of Women’s History Month and vintage motorcycles is a testament to the enduring spirit and resilience of women who dared to defy conventions. These trailblazers not only enjoyed the thrill of the open road but also fought for their place in a male-dominated sphere. As we celebrate Women’s History Month, it is vital to remember and honor the women who have made significant strides in all areas, including the exhilarating world of vintage motorcycles. Their legacy continues to inspire and empower women worldwide.
I JUST WANT 2 RIDE!! 
It is really interesting how many women have been very involved and influential in the motorcycling world but are not widely known. I am also encouraged by the women involved in motorcycle racing today i.e. Mallory Dobbs and Kayla Yaakov.
That horse looks jealous !!!