How Do Women Ride Motorcycles?

We women also want to explore beautiful world places with our motorbikes. And that’s why the biggest question arises, how do women ride motorcycles? Here are some best ways to learn to ride a motorcycle. 

Your motorbike learning journey should start with learning motorbike controls and balancing the motorbike. After learning this step, you’ll have to learn the proper synchronization of motorbike gears with acceleration. After completing all these steps, you just have to practice and repeat the same steps repeatedly. 

Let’s look at what it means and what you can do about it. 

While writing this post, I leave no stone unturned so you can learn to ride a motorbike effectively. 

How Do Women Ride Motorcycles?

We all also want to know how to ride a motorcycle, but now the question arises: where you should begin. 

Although different experts recommend different ways, the most effective way to learn a motorbike is to get an idea about motorbike controls, by learning basic motorbike controls, you will know the basic idea for riding the motorbike. 

The next step for learning the motorbike is gear and clutch. 

In this step, you’ll have to learn about proper synchronization of clutch and gear; it will help you avoid stalling in the middle of the highway. 

After knowing these basic things, the next step will include proper balancing of the motorbike. This step can take time if you haven’t ridden any two-wheeler in the past. 

You can skip this step if you have ridden any two-wheeler in the past. 

After knowing all these steps, you just need to practice to become a good rider. 

Steps for Women to Ride a Motorcycle.

Learn basic motorbike controls.

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Learn about motorcycle clutch and gear.

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Learn about proper synchronization of motorbike clutch and gear.

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Learn the balancing of motorbikes.

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Practice till you become a good rider.

Will MSF Help?  

You may hear that beginners should attend or take an MSF course to learn motorbikes. The question arises, will MSF help me learn to ride a motorcycle? 

MSF stands for Motorcycle Safety Foundation, a non-profit organization in the US teaching beginners to learn motorbikes most easily and efficiently. 

MSF not only helps you to ride a motorbike, but it also helps you to become a professional rider. 

According to learners and some experts, MSF will teach you those lessons in a few weeks, which you will learn in years of motorbike experience. 

In easier words, if you want to learn to motorbike easily and effectively, MSF is a good place to go, even though I highly recommend attending MSF.

Tips When Learning and Riding a Motorbike?

There are several tips that you need to remember when learning motorbikes. 

But here, I’m going to mention only the top 9 tips. 

Tips to Remember When Learning Motorbikes.	Details:
Choose low CC motorbikes.	A high CC motorbike comes with enormous power, which a beginner couldn’t handle.
Don’t forget to buy reliable gear.	As a beginner, you’re likely to drop your motorbike and injure yourself; that’s why always protective gear.
Take a motorbike course.	In the motorbike course, you will learn primary control and tips to be a good rider.
Avoid highways.	Always ride a motorbike on a less busy road on which you can find yourself most comfortable if you’re a beginner.
Don’t ride at high speed.	It’s because a high-speed motorbike could require good handling ability, which beginners usually lack.
No passengers if you’re a beginner.	Passenger adds extra weight, which the beginner couldn’t handle while taking turns.
Get insurance.	Getting insurance would prevent you from unnecessary expenses if you drop your motorbike.
No one will judge you.	Never think people are judging you, and always feel free to make mistakes and learn from them.
Closely inspect the motorcycle before hitting the road.	Performing these small checks will surely make your ride happy and uninterrupted.

Choose Low CC motorbikes:  

Most beginners are attracted to high CC motorbikes. But unfortunately, the high CC motorbike comes with enormous power, which a beginner couldn’t handle. 

And that’s why it’s always better to choose low motorbikes for learning if you’re still a beginner. 

Don’t forget to Buy Reliable Gears:  

As a beginner, you’re likely to drop your motorbike and injure yourself. And that’s why it would be best to wear protective gear, you can wear essential gear such as a helmet, riding jacket, and pants along with motorbike boots. 

Take Motorbike Course:  

It will take you months to be a good rider if you’re not taking any learning course. 

And that’s why it would always be best for you to attend a good motorbike course such as a motorbike foundation course. In the MSF (Motorbike Safety Foundation) course, you’re going to learn primary control and tips to be a good rider.  

Avoid Highways:  

On highways, you’re going to surround yourself with high-speed vehicles, which isn’t a good place to test your riding skills, experts always recommend beginners to ride a motorbike on a less busy road on which you can find yourself most comfortable. 

Don’t Ride at High Speeds:  

Along with choosing an empty road, the beginner should never ride at high speed. 

It’s because a high-speed motorbike could require good handling ability, which beginners usually lack. Also, high-speed motorbikes are one of the reasons for accidents all around the US. 

So avoid riding at high speed for the sake of yourself as well as the people around you. 

No Passenger if You’re Novice:  

Passengers behind beginner riders could be one of the reasons for accidents. It’s because additional passengers add extra weight to the motorbike, and riders have to balance the motorbike with the extra weight while applying brakes or taking sharp turns. 

Exports always recommend sitting passengers on your back only when the passenger is a professional rider, so you both have constructive dialogue while riding. 

Get Insurance:  

As a beginner rider, you would likely drop your motorbike many times. And to prevent yourself from the unnecessary expense, it would be best to get insurance. 

You can choose manufacturer’s insurance or third-party insurance according to your needs and insurance benefits. 

No One Will Judge You:

Beginners always have one fear, what will others think if they ever drop the motorbike. 

This fear is pretty standard, even though I faced it too when I was a beginner rider, but the reality is, that no one has enough time to judge you. People don’t give an F to your riding skills. 

So always feel free to make mistakes and learn from them. 

Don’t Forget Performing Pre-check:  

What would be worse than seeing flat tires in the mid-way? 

Experts always recommend performing pre-checks for beginners before hitting the road, you should check whether your tires have enough pressure, all lights are working, or if you have enough gasoline in your motorbike tank. 

Performing these small checks will surely make your ride happy and uninterrupted. 

Also, read my previous post where I’ve discussed what’re some motorbike gears you need to wear while riding the motorbike, CLICK HERE to read.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Final Verdict:

How do women ride motorcycles? Your motorbike learning journey should start with learning motorbike controls and balancing the motorbike. 

After learning this step, you’ll have to learn the proper synchronization of motorbike gears with acceleration, after completing all these steps, you just have to practice and repeat the same steps repeatedly. 

I mentioned some advice or tips you always need to remember while learning or riding a motorcycle. Remember not to choose a high CC motorcycle since it can’t be controlled easily by beginners. 

Choosing a low CC motorbike and later trade-off your low CC motorbike for a high CC motorbike when you become a professional rider would be best.