Whether your ride your own, ride on the back or simply enjoy the motorcycle lifestyle; this website is dedicated to celebrating you, enjoying the ride and your passion for two wheels. The founder of women motorcyclist is Brenda Fox  , a spokesperson for women in motorcycling, professional motorcycle test rider, motorcycle journalist, stunt actor ... and high-profile motorcycle enthusiast whose inner circle includes AMA Hall of famers Malcolm Smith, Skip Van Leeuwen, Danny LaPorte, reads as the "who's who" of the best motorcyclist in the world. Few women have had the opportunity to ride with motorcycle icons such as Jesse James and Arlen Ness, but Brenda's pavement history includes legends such as these and other highly respected motorcycle greats. She has trained with Motorcycle Hall of Fame legend Fast Freddie Spencer, raced in several SCORE Off Road races along the likes of the Baja 1000, and fitness trained with six time AMA National Motocross Championships "Golden Boy" Broc Glover.
Appearing in motorcycle publications such as American Rider, Easy Riders, and V-Twin Motorcycling; Brenda has the diversity to transverse from the motorcycle media mainstream to elite luxury lifestyle publications such as the Robb Report Magazine and lifestyle publications that support women in living their best life possible.
|  | Brenda Fox has the street cred to back it up. She is one of the only females in the industry whose opinion, knowledge and expertise allow her to test ride and review some of the most elite motorcycles in the world. She possesses an exceptional aptness to master intimidating machines and look good while doing it. Ms. Fox has been featured on billboards, book covers, TV shows, such as ER, and Family Law, as well as ads and national commercials for Intel and Chevrolet. |
ContentWe cater to riders of ANY brand, ANY gender, but focused on the female perspective. This website is based on Open Source content management (CMS) software allowing full participation from our Community of Members from the World of Motorcycling. We will be providing current news and information, product reviews, and an open exchange of ideas and opinions, not only from our expert contributors, but from YOU, the motorcycling enthusiast. We encourage you to become an active member of our community and participate by viewing and posting in the Community Forum. Please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Board of AdvisorsWe have endeavored to bring you contributions from the "Best-of-the-Best" which is exemplified by the list of esteemed members of our Board of Advisors...  | Skip Van Leeuwen (Chief Advisor)
Motorcycle Legend & AMA Hall of Famer, Skip Van Leeuwen was one of the best Tourist Trophy Steeplechase riders in the history of AMA racing. Van Leeuwen dominated AMA TT competition in the mid-1960's, winning four nationals on the small dirt-track circuits that feature a jump and left- and right-hand turns. Van Leeuwen won AMA national TT races in Houston (in the Astrodome), Castle Rock, Washington, and at his home track of Ascot Park in Gardena, California. He also won numerous West Coast regional championships during his racing career. After retiring from racing in the early 1970's, Van Leeuwen went on to launch a successful motorcycle accessories business.
|  | NY Myke (Consultant)
NY Myke, a decorated Vietnam Veteran has been Owner & President of San Diego Harley-Davidson since 1993. as well as several successful businesses prior to that. This dynamic personality is a political activist who has run for Mayor of San Diego, and is always giving back to his community particularly toward Veteran Causes. His help, guidance, and support has been an invaluable asset to the development of The Women Motorcyclist Organization. |  | Alecia Moore (Culture & Fashion)
Philadelphia born, Alecia Moore, known professionally as "P!nk", is a two-time Grammy-winning American singer-songwriter. Alecia released her first record, the R&B-oriented Can't Take Me Home, in 2000. The next year came her pop rock-based second studio album, M!ssundaztood, which has been her biggest seller to date. This was followed by her third album in 2003, Try This. Then came her fourth studio album, I'm Not Dead in 2006. Alecia is relatively new to Motorcycle riding, but has embraced the lifestyle on her Classic Triumph, as with everything she does, with complete passion. She contributes as our "Play Big/I'm Not Dead" advisor. | | |
|  | The Beast (Head of Security)
Qtip is the real name of this hairball, but her stage name is....the BEAST! She is a 4lb Maltese, 5 years old, but of course a hot blonde and so she looks much younger. We look at her as - stuffed animal gender. In addition to her security duties she is currently working as a chick magnet which she does well. Along with making humans happy, she has appeared on TV, numerous print ads and her special abilities include, but are not limited to - Stunt double: gophers, meerkats, tribbles, stuffed animals and Gizmo. Her hairy butt has posed on the finest motorcycles ever to enter the Robb Report studio and she has performed for the likes of Willie G. Davidson and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Look for her reel coming soon! -- For more information, visit her: Website Note: click on "The Beast" w/sound on! | | | We are in the process of confirming information on additional Members of our Board of Advisors
More names will be added soon! |
FeedbackIf you are having trouble understanding anything regarding the use of our Community Forum, please review the complete documentation in our Help Section. There is also complete instructions for the use of our Coppermine Media Gallery in the FAQ section of that interface. And the Events Calendar offers help in the Event Submission area of that interface. Please note that in order to participate in any of the features of this web site, you must register as a member and be logged in. Membership is free! So if you haven't already done so, why not join today! We encourage your input... If you have read through the various documents listed above, and are still having a problem, or have noticed something you wish to discuss with us, please contact via our Feedback Form. The Women Motorcyclist ©2008
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