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It’s never too late to start over—or to be new at something. In this MotorFemmes solo episode, Kay talks about reinvention later in life, the courage to become a beginner again, and the power of saying, “I don’t know.” Because growing older doesn’t mean you stop growing, learning, or discovering what comes next.

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What motorcycle gear is gathering dust in your closet or garage? From jackets and gloves to seats, luggage, rain gear, and must-have motorcycle gadgets, we’re talking about the gear women riders bought thinking it would change everything—and why some of it ended up in the Gear Graveyard.

Plus, meet the MotorFemmes Gear Exchange, a new way for women motorcyclists to give unused riding gear a second life by connecting with other women who may be looking for exactly what they have.

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Meet Mary Lou Dobbs—motorcyclist, speaker, adventurer, and author of The Art of Being a Badass Woman: Breaking the Hold on Good Girl Conditioning.

In this episode of MotorFemmes, Kay talks with Mary Lou about breaking free from the expectations that keep women playing small, finding the confidence to say yes to adventure, and having the courage to live life on your own terms.

Mary Lou shares how motorcycling became part of her journey toward freedom and authenticity—and why, at 78, she’s still riding, traveling, and refusing to let age define what comes next.

It’s a conversation about women’s empowerment, motorcycles, confidence, aging boldly, and choosing possibility over fear.

At MotorFemmes, we celebrate women who refuse to shrink themselves—and aren't afraid to see where the road takes them.

Check her out at https://www.maryloudobbs.net/

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Meet Debbie Matthews, the “Godmother of Women’s Motocross” and a 2024 AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame inductee who helped change the future of women’s racing.  In this episode of MotorFemmes, Kay talks with Debbie about her remarkable motocross career, her decades inside the motorcycle industry, and what it was like competing when opportunities for women racers were few and far between.

But Debbie didn’t just race—she helped open doors. Her passion and determination helped create opportunities for women in motocross and paved the way for generations of female racers who followed.  It’s a conversation about motocross, breaking barriers, perseverance, and what can happen when one woman decides the next generation deserves more opportunities than she had.

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Meet Vicki “Spitfire” Sanfelipo—registered nurse, lifelong motorcyclist, Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame inductee, and the driving force behind Accident Scene Management and Road Guardians.

In this episode of MotorFemmes, Kay talks with Vicki about how her love of motorcycles became a mission to save lives. They explore what riders need to know in the critical first minutes after a motorcycle crash, why accident scene training matters, and how education can make us safer and more confident riders.

Vicki also shares how motorcycling gave her adventure, purpose, and a whole new community—and how that journey led her to become a passionate advocate for women in motorcycling.

It’s a conversation about motorcycle safety, resilience, purpose, and the incredible places two wheels can take us.

At MotorFemmes, we celebrate the women who ride, lead, and make a difference—on and off the road.

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Meet Becky Goebel—better known as AXEL—motorcyclist, entrepreneur, content creator, and a fearless voice for women in motorcycle culture.

In this episode of MotorFemmes, Kay talks with Becky about building a life and career around motorcycles, from riding old bikes and learning to fix them herself to launching AXL Co., building a 1948 Panhead, and creating AXEL’s Hideout to showcase women and their motorcycles.
Becky shares what she’s learned about pushing through fear, finding your people, improving your riding skills, and refusing to let anyone else decide whether you belong in the motorcycle world.

Her message to women? Go at your own pace, take up space, and do it because you want to do it.

At MotorFemmes, we celebrate women who ride their own ride—and aren't afraid to take up a little space along the way.

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Meet Michele Wierzgac—long-distance motorcyclist, riding coach, speaker, and a woman who proves it’s never too late to start riding.

Michele learned to ride at 50 and quickly discovered a passion for going the distance. Today, she’s an experienced long-distance rider who has completed multiple Iron Butt rides and ridden all 48 lower states in just 8½ days—solo.

In this episode of MotorFemmes, Kay talks with Michele about what it really takes to ride long distance—from building endurance and packing your bike to staying physically prepared, handling fatigue, planning for the unexpected, and staying safe when riding alone.

Michele’s message is simple: long-distance riding doesn’t have to mean 1,000 miles in a day. You define the distance, build your confidence one ride at a time, and keep going.

At MotorFemmes, we celebrate women who dream about the road ahead—and then get on their motorcycles and go.

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Meet Gevin Fax—lifelong motorcyclist, musician, actor, storyteller, and a trailblazing voice for women in motorcycling.

In this episode of MotorFemmes, Kay talks with Gevin about a life spent on two wheels, breaking barriers, finding community, and refusing to let other people’s expectations determine where the road takes her.

From riding across the country in the groundbreaking documentary Biker Women to decades of Sturgis adventures and inspiring women riders through her “Live Your Dare” philosophy, Gevin has built a life around motorcycles, music, courage, and connection.

Recently honored with the Nancy Davidson Ambassador Award at Biker Belles, Gevin reminds us that sometimes the greatest adventure begins when you dare yourself to go.

At MotorFemmes, we celebrate women who don't just dream about living boldly—they get on the bike and do it.

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Meet Aimee Dorrell—a long-distance motorcyclist and solo rider who discovered that sometimes the best way to reconnect with yourself is to get on your bike and go.

In this episode of MotorFemmes, Kay talks with Aimee about falling in love with motorcycles, putting thousands of miles behind her, traveling solo, motorcycle camping, and discovering a kind of freedom she didn't know she needed.

Aimee shares the lessons she's learned along the way—from dropping bikes and building confidence to riding hundreds of miles in a day and learning to trust herself both on and off the motorcycle.

But for Aimee, solo motorcycle riding is about more than the miles. It's the freedom to go where she wants, change her mind, stop when something catches her eye, and spend time with the person she's worked hard to love—herself.

At MotorFemmes, we celebrate women who aren't waiting for someone else to go with them. Sometimes you just get on the bike and go.

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Meet Jill Parham—co-founder of J&P Cycles, Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame inductee, and a woman who helped build one of the biggest names in the motorcycle industry.

In this episode of MotorFemmes, Kay talks with Jill about starting J&P Cycles with her husband, John, in 1979 and growing it from a small-town Iowa business into a major force in motorcycling.

Jill shares what it was like working in a male-dominated industry, building a business together as husband and wife, connecting with riders across the country, and watching more and more women find their place in motorcycling.

She also reflects on the National Motorcycle Museum, nearly four decades of Sturgis, the motorcycles that hold some of her most treasured memories, and the legacy she and John built together.

It’s a story about motorcycles, entrepreneurship, partnership, perseverance, and a woman who helped shape an industry.

At MotorFemmes, we celebrate the women who were there building the motorcycle world—and the legacy they leave for the women coming behind them.

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