SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2024 is INTERNATIONAL FEMALE RIDE DAY!

Our full day of activities celebrating Women Riders starts with a 10:30 AM Ride from Teddy Morse's Daytona Harley-Davidson, with Athena Ransom of Vagabond Choppers. Ride through scenic Ormond Beach to Emory Bennett Veterans' Nursing Home, and circle back to the dealership for a Women's Ride-In Bike Show with Awards at 3-3:30. 

International Female Ride Day® (IFRD) is celebrated annually worldwide on the first Saturday of May. The day celebrates women motorcycle riders and is not country, group, or organization specific – it is a globally synchronized “JUST RIDE!”© day, for women. Vicki Gray created IFRD for all women individually, in groups, and collectively –  everywhere! Women make International Female Ride Day their day to “JUST RIDE!”© doing what they can to promote and highlight women riders while making a positive difference for women in motorcycling and powersports everywhere. Every woman riding on IFRD is a role model for the diverse, unique, and common passion women share for motorcycling and powersports.

The day has occurred for well over a decade and a half, with the first IFRD actions in 2007. It is an all-brands and all-styles motorcycling happening, and extends across all borders and cultures the world over.

Marked annually on the first Saturday in May, International Female Ride Day is one of the most important ride days of the year to:

• Highlight the number of women who ride;
• Encourage other women to take up the activity;
• Raise awareness about women’s equality in motorsports;
• Celebrate women’s advancements in motorsports and powersports;
• Ride for accelerated gender parity.