Yamaha will host two events in celebration of International Female Ride Day, both of which are free to attend. The events will be located in California and Georgia, and they’re open to all ladies who ride.
The celebrations will include music, a food truck, drinks, raffles, and giveaways, and riders who RSVP ahead of time will get a free shirt while they last. The events are completely free unless riders decide to purchase something from the dealerships or get food or a shirt without an RSVP. The events are on May 4 and will run 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Riders can participate in the California event at Del Amo Motorsports of Orange County in Santa Ana, and the Georgia event will take place at Ride Now Powersports of Canton.
The goal of these events are to celebrate the women who ride and bring the community together. International Female Ride Day was created by Vicki Gray in 2007, and it’s not affiliated with any specific group or brand but encourages all women riders to “Just Ride!” The goal of IFRD is to highlight the number of women who ride, encourage other women to take up the sport, raise awareness about women’s equality in motorsports, and celebrate women’s advancements in motorsports.
Find more information about IFRD at Gray’s Motoress website, and click the state names to register for the California or Georgia Yamaha celebrations.
