I agree with most of the guys, if you ride they will watch. the more women that ride the better with me. RIDE on Girls!!!

You guys are making my day. Thanks!

I started riding last year, took the ABATE safety class and HELL YA!!! I love the attention when riding my Shadow - seems to drive them boys CRAZY! When stopped for a light, in parking lots etc... My hair is fairly long, when I take my helmet off, ties out and tossle my hair to make it pretty..... well I think I found a few eyeballs on the ground! LOL!!! ;) I'm a newbie and I'm looking forward to some good times on my bike and making new friends.
~~~Just hoping I can find some other ladies in my area that would ride along side me~~~

I like what was said earlier "4 wheels move the body, 2 wheels move the soul"
Ride the asphalt seas safely all!

why ladies ??

newbie here too....learned how to ride Sept '08, bought my Boulevard M50 Sept '09. I'm still lacking the confidence to go out on my own (and no female friends to ride with) so I usually ride with my husband - I'm usually too busy concentrating on riding but he says I get some double-takes and thumbs up :o)

I had finally gotten legal license. I had been driving without the "M" on it. I took the "learn to Ride". (highly recommended course if your looking for getting license). I went out & bought a new Dyna Super Glide 100th annv. I thought I was so cool because guys would try to talk wtih me at stop lights. Making comments. I decided that I wanted a little more meat to ride on & decided on a brand new 2008 Electric Glide Classic. Pulling into the dealership on a dresser is priceless. One of the funnier compliments I recieved was at a stop light in teh city. Guy in a truck pulled up next to me. He said "nothing more sexy than a woman on a harley". I laughed at him. He then said " aren't you going to say nothing more sexy than a bald guy in a truck".... I busted up laughing. The light changed & I was off with a big grin
 
Best compliment was riding with a bunch of guys from a MC club & after we stopped for a bite to eat, one of the older guys pulls B/F aside & said, " your G/F can hold her own. I prefer to ride with her more so than some of the guys that I ride with on a regular basis". That was a great compliment.

I'm just a passenger (for now!) on hubby's bike but I still get looks. Most of the looks are because even though I'm 22, I look a lot younger so people are like "whats that kid doing on the back of that bike?". I'm used to it by now though because as soon as I was noticebly pregnant people started shooting the disapproving/pitying looks at the "teenage" mom. Which was made worse by the fact that my parents drove me around alot because of certain meds I was on that made me dizzy.

Now my view is "go ahead and stare, I don't care". The way I figure, they don't know me and if they are so quick to judge at a glance, I certainly don't want to know them.

I rode my bike to FL from MA last June. Arrived in Palm Coast on 7/3/09 and left 8/26/09. Not far from Jax. Loved riding A1A along the beach from Flagler Beach to St. Augustine and then back down to Port Orange before making the loop back up to Flagler Beach. Lot of fun bike stops too. Had I known you then I would have happily looked you up to ride with.

They don't give a shit!! 

Damn you go girls........ever notice how funny it is when some old lady shoots you the bird. Hell can't help from laughing.....it's happen to me I know.

Dragon

I have to admit, I do like the comments and looks when I am riding. I have a Honda VTX 1300 R...(which is 8 1/2 feet long so bigger than my hubby's Harley) and LOUD pipes, so they DO notice! For a gal who is not so young, cute or slender as I once was, this is a good way to keep my self image up! Plus, the wind therapy keeps me sane.

We are a women motorcycle club, and we ride as a group. we wear our club colors, and look like biker chicks. Many turn their heads and look at us. When we are out, some comments have been over heard , they are all women. we just turn around and smile. We have had many women say , they wish they could ride, but they are to scared to.We even had some women say their husbands will not allow them to join a MC because it was hord core. We are not we are a family oriented MC. Being a SISTER is in our hearts , not in our wallets and riding our bikes gives us independence. We believe in You Give Respect, You Get Respect ! Not Attention

I'm guilty! I give double take looks, try and talk to every woman I see on a bike, whistle, wave, and generally drool all over myself when I see a pretty woman on a bike. AND all you women are pretty when you ride! For every man there is a perfect woman for them, and vice versa. I like to think that means bikers also...

I don't really notice guys when I am riding, because thoughts are on my skills and the feeling of pure freedom. But when I stop at a light, gas station, or diner...people always come up to look at my bike and talk to me. Once I had stopped for breakfast and this little old lady stopped me and said, "How does your little butt hold up that bike?" I just laughed and she went on to tell me a story about her first ride, on her brother's bike...it was funny :D

I know this is an old topic, but I saw it and had to reply.

HELL YES!!! I LOVE THE ATTENTION!!!!

I love the attention too...and its not just attention for my looks. I like it when a guy notices my skills and gives me a thumbs-up for them.

The kind of attention that I love? The respect given to me by someone who knows.

I have received salutes, thumbs up, fist pumps, waves, all of that and I love it. It makes me feel like that guy who has probably been riding for many years and many miles, appreciates what I've done to learn to ride on my own.

I enjoy it when a guy gets off of his bike to come over and talk to me and figure out why in the hell some woman is out riding alone. They are always pretty surprised, lol.