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The Women Riders’ Council has chosen to Promote and Celebrate Women Riders in Canada. One way we will do this is by profiling women who exemplify the sport and activity of motorcycling; women who are role models. | If you would like to recommend a woman for us to profile, please forward your recommendation, along with the reasons why to us by clicking here. We appreciate your enthusiasm and will respond to all recommendations. |
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AUDREY ALEXANDRE - "1st Woman inducted into Canadian Hall of Fame. "In 1999, Audrey Alexandre was recognized by Harley-Davidson, Inc., for her 50 continuous years of owning and riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles. For a woman who began riding in 1946"... |  STEPHANIE CHAGNON "credits motorcycling with helping to push herself to the next level"... |  CHANTAL COURNOYER - "embodies adventure and living life to the fullest" ... | .jpg) LESLEY GERING - “a Mother, Motorcyclist, Journalist, Photographer and an award winning Emily Carr Artist Graduate.”
| .jpg) LISE GRENIER - “a member of the elite OPP Golden Helmets Precision Riding Team and in 1999, became a Police Motorcycle Instructor, another first for a woman.” | .jpg) DEBORAH GREY - “<Never Retreat, Never Explain, Never Apologize.. My life, My politics>, features Deborah and her motorcycle prominently against the backdrop of the Canadian Parliament buildings." |  MURIEL "BUTCH" KELLY -"It was the late 40’s and I had all the cool gear"... |  DORIS MARON -"enjoys long distance rides and curvy roads" ... |  REGINE RIMBAULT |  KATHRYN SEYMOUR -"can not imagine NOT riding and lists many reasons" ... | .jpg) TONI SHARPLESS - “Ice racing at age10, Flat tracking at 16, Road racing at 22, Motocross at 31 and Hockey at 41.“ | .jpg) MEG THORBURN - “the support crew co-chief at the Six Days Enduro in 2000 in Spain, 2001 in France and 2002 in Poland“.
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