Hurricane Biker Girls of San Diego is about real girl power — an up-close and personal look at an all female biker club who compete in the male dominated sport of motorcycles and do it with style. San Diego Biker Girls:
These aren’t your typical biker chicks. They’re career women. They’re moms. They’re real housewives at 100 miles an hour who juggle burgeoning careers and busy home lives amidst the whirl of California’s second largest city. These are driven and ambitious women who prove they can rip up the streets just like the men.
Here in San Diego biker girls are usually models who are looking to have their photo taken next to, or on, a custom motorcycle. Next, there are number of biker gals that our motorcycle riders. Lastly, and probably the most unique category of San Diego motorcycle rider is the San Diego biker girl who not only rides their own bike but also is proficient on working on and making repairs by herself on her bike.
Personally, I’ve only met one San Diego biker girl who is knowledgeable and capable of working on her own bike. Mandy’s picture is shown below:
Mandy not only rides a big bike, but it is her only form of transportation to work, every day, rain or shine.
There is no doubt that here in San Diego, as well as nationally, the predominant male motorcycle community is definitely being changed by more and more ladies actively participating in the sport.
Always a good idea to wear proper motorcycle attire.
I have yet to talk to any male motorcycle rider who is not enthusiastic about seeing more San Diego motorcycle gals riding around San Diego and participating in San Diego motorcycle events.
