"WE ARE STRONG,
WE ARE BEAUTIFUL"
"I've had an idea ... let's
organise a women's around the
world relay”, that’s how Hayley
Bell, a 27 year old British biker
started a rumble within the
ranks of female riders all across
the world.
In just 5 weeks, over 12,000
enthusiastic female bikers, from
more than 95 countries around
the world, have united for a
common cause.
“To be the global eye openers
of women in motorsports”.
Women Riders World Relay
(WRWR) is calling out to all fe-
male bikers world wide to unite as one and show the in-
dustry exactly how many of us there are.
Tired of seeing "4 variations of pink leather jackets" and
lack of choice for women riders, WRWR intends to wow
the industry by pulling off a “Women Riders World Relay”.
The relay has already attracted the attention of people
all over the globe. Women from countries both expected
and surprising are fast signing up to being a part of this
unique event.
The relay is being planned to start from the UK in
Spring time of 2019.
“We currently have 10 administrators from various
countries pulling together to organise the relay. Facebook
is our main communication tool along with our new-
ly launched multilingual website www.womenrider-
sworldrelay.com. We have been blown away by the in-
spirational women within our group and their relentless
efforts to support and spread the word about this event,"
said Hayley.
Women from all over the world have joined the WRWR
and are ready to take on the challenge, with many keen
to show how important it is to show that they too are an
important part of the motorcycling community.
"The biker community are one of the most genuine,
charitable and loyal group of people I’ve ever met," says
Australian rider, Vicky May.
"I’m proud to be a part of it. It makes me even prouder
to see more and more women going out and enjoying life
on two wheels."
Tina Muller, from Germany,
share's the sentiment and after only
riding for a short time is up for the
challenge, aboard her Royal Enfield
Bullet, "As I read the idea of the
world relay, I knew I wanted to take
my Bullet and get the thing started,
preferably immediately."
"I’m looking forward to the relay
and hopefully getting to know a lot
of you biker ladies!", Tina grinned.
It's the one thing that stands out
amongst all of the women riders
who have committed to the WRWR.
Enthusiasm! Everyone has it and the enthusiasm is con-
tagious.
"Motorcycles have opened up my world and connected
me to “my tribe”, beams Angie Howard, from the USA.
"I’ve met some truly amazing people riding and I’m so
grateful to be surrounded by people who share the mo-
to-love!"
The sense of community amongst motorcycle riders,
especially females is growing and with it comes many as-
pects where riders support other communities through
rides, events and charities.
Lina Bonta of Canada says, " I ride solo or 2 up with
my beautiful Daughter and enjoy participating in charity
rides and events to support those in need."
"Being a part of this lifestyle has given me the freedoms
and opportunities to help empower myself and my daugh-
ter to all that women can accomplish in this world."
In fact, Lina sums up motorcycling and the women in-
volved in it perfectly:
"We are strong, we are beautiful and we all bring a
sense of Wonder to those who see us."
There is still time to get involved and find out more
about WRWR. Join the Facebook Group below and visit
the official WRWR website to complete the sign up form.
Facebook: WRWR - Women Riders World Relay
Website: www.womenridersworldrelay.com
Email: ride@womenridersworldrelay.com
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