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Women know about the preconceived perceptions most people still have about them riding a motorcycle. The Annual International Female ride Day is about changing these perceptions, empowering women, igniting female rider camaraderie and recruiting new participants to the sport of motorcycling. The International Female Ride Day (IFRD) is a global ride day occurring yearly on the first Saturday of May. Across all cultures, all socio-demographics, the event brings women together through the common platform of motorcycling no matter the form or style.

IFRD makes only one request of women: Just ride, get on your bikes, be out there and be visible. The decennial celebrations is expected to set another record of the event’s prominence as several thousands of rider participants will join in unity around the world. Female riders continue to be the most growing segment of the motorcycling population, and are seen by motorcycle manufacturers as a key demographic.