AA GROUP OF LADIES FROM ATLANTA THAT CAN RIDE FASTER HARDER THAN MEN

   East Side Moto Babes, established in 2010 in Los Angeles, is an all-female motorcycle club that rides and races motorcycles. By encouraging and promoting camaraderie and community between female and male riders alike we build skills, confidence, and bonds that extend all over the world .  

FOUNDED IN AUGUST 2014 THESE GROUP OF LADIES HAVE MOTIVATED OTHER WOMEN TO RIDE AND TO GROW OTHER GROUPS

Street Angels Motorcycle Club, Incorporated was founded by 11 awe-inspiring women: Get Gone, Cocoa, Stingray, Venus, NonChalant, She-Devil, Angel, Mystique, Sinister, Freeway, and Skyy. The club's founding date is Wednesday, January 29, 2003. The ladies held their founding meeting at a local restaurant .

FOUNDED IN OCTOBER 2002 HURRICANE BIKER GIRLS MC WAS DESIGNED FOR THE FEMALE MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS ANY BIKE ANYTIME YOUR READY

The Queens Together Making Changes "aka" QTMC or QT's is an organization that embodies professional, confident, and GOD fearing women who strive to love and respect each others' beliefs, uniqueness and individuality. QTMC is a network of female riders who simply enjoy the sport and fellowship of riding. But QTMC is more than just a motorcycle club; it is a sisterhood of diverse women and we cater to all females and all motorcycles .

First Lady’z Motorcycle Club was founded on July 17th 2010. The founding members are Ms. Philly, VP, SunShine, Nea Nea, Toni2Fine, Heart Throb, Dutchess, Foxy Lady & Sweet Pea. Our Founder and President Stephanie “Ms Philly” Flagg, made sure that when we rolled on the “set”, everyone reconized we are the “Premier All Female Motorcycle Club” winning awards and cash prizes at most Southern California Motorcycle Riders Association (S.C.M.R.A) events. Our Mother Chapter is in Pomona, CA, and now we have our Los Angeles Chapter and a chapter in Arizona.

all female Motorcycle Club was founded in 1994 by world-renowned neo-soul Gospel Singer Cynthia Jones in 1994 after she attended a motorcycle safety class, and simply wanted other females to ride with….thus Ebony Angels MC evolved.Ebony Angels had 6 founding members and has had as many as 21 members over the past 20 years. It is from the foundation that Ebony Angels built that several local female motorcycle clubs evolved. Club members have ranged from mothers and wives to teachers, entrepreneurs, business professionals, military personnel, and clergy just to name a few. Community Service is a pillar of Ebony Angels foundation and over the years they have supported many charities such as Bikers Against Breast Cancer, Lupus Foundation, The Healing Place,Stuff The Trailer and Shena Shares just to name a few. EA Vice President “Bittersweet” said 

This Chapter started April, 11th, 2014. But they were hang-a-rounds of ours from as far back as 2007/2008 before becoming an official chapter. The Chapter President is KnockOut Diva. 

Founded in 2005, the all-female motorcycle club meets every Sunday to cruise through the streets of New Orleans and share in the sisterhood of partaking in what is often a male-dominated arena.