Women riders from every continent will ignite their rides on Saturday, May 3, 2025, for the 19th annual International Female Ride Day (IFRD)—a global synchronized ride that continues to break barriers, inspire new riders and amplify the presence of women in powersports.
This is a press release from IFRD…
Since its inception in 2007, IFRD has been a force for change in the riding community. Each year, tens of thousands of women connect through synchronized rides, events and solo journeys, united by their passion for motorcycles and powersports. From bustling urban centers to the most remote trails, IFRD is a visible reminder that women are a vital part of the motorcycling landscape.
This year’s hashtag theme, #IFRDHerPower, celebrates the strength, skill, independence and passion that fuel women riders. It embodies the core values of IFRD and honors the never-ending spirit that keeps the throttle open for future generations.
“International Female Ride Day is a powerful symbol of representation,” said Vicki Gray, founder of IFRD. “It’s a day when women riders from all walks of life and cultures come together to celebrate their shared passion and show the world that riding is for everyone. For 19 years, this has been a day women look forward to, a day where they play their part in a global movement that continues to inspire, empower and represent.”
IFRD is more than just a ride—it’s a global call to action. Riders of all backgrounds, experience levels and disciplines take part, sharing their journeys online through hashtags and stunning imagery. Manufacturers, industry leaders and community organizations lend their support, amplifying the message while equally encouraging more women to discover and embrace the world of riding.
As anticipation builds for International Female Ride Day 2025, women everywhere are invited to mark their calendars, spread the word and take part in this annual landmark event. Whether riding in a group or solo, on pavement or dirt, IFRD is about unity, visibility, camaraderie, fun and the powerful force of women in motorsports.
For more information on how to participate, support or get involved, visit International Female Ride Day.
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