Top 10 Motorcycles For Women

Harley-Davidson Sportster 883 SuperLow

Harley-Davidson introduced the Sportsster 883 SuperLow in 2011 with the XL 883L model. This model replaces the previous XL 883L, also called the Sportster XL 883L — L is the bottom. Both are very popular among women. These motorcycles have long been a Harley entry-level model, and with Harley leading the women’s market, and women being the fastest growing segment of new riders, it makes sense that the Harley-Davidson entry-level model could be the most popular motorcycle for women. today.

Custom V / V Star motorcycles (650)

V Star Custom and V Star Classic have been on the list of Star Motorcycles, a cruiser product category within Yamaha, consistently since 1997 because the platform offers what many women claim they want: low seats, low gravity, firmness however. controllable engine size and luxury. The difference between you both is style. Some women buy this as their first motorcycle and never trade until they get anything big, while others trade their first 250cc motorcycle. Classic was discontinued in the 2011 model year. In 2012, no V Star 650 was offered, but Custom returned in 2013. WRN Contributor Sash Walker rides the V Star Classic. Both Old and Custom are often referred to simply as V Star 650. And officially, the V Star is spelled out without a link.

Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200 Custom

Harley-Davidson has produced several different versions of the Sportster 1200 over the past few years. While many women ride the 1200 Custom, many also ride the 1200L from years ago. With Harley being the leading brand among women, it comes as no surprise that the Sportsster 1200 will be at the top of the list.

Harley-Davidson Soft Deluxe

The Softail Deluxe is the first bike in our list of Top 10 Women’s Motorcycles considered “heavy weight,” and is the model women choose to ride the most among Harley-Davidson’s “big twin” line. Big twin refers to motorcycles powered by Harley’s 1690cc large V-twin engine, or 103 cubic-inches as you will see and referenced. It is no coincidence that the Softail Deluxe is the most popular “big” bike on our list — its 24.5-inch-wide seatbone and its low gravity seat give experienced women the opportunity to ride a more powerful and comfortable motorcycle. to deal with long days of travel.

Star Motorcycles V Star 950

The V Star 950 is the fifth most popular motorcycle choice for women, which sets Star Motorcycles just below Harley-Davidson as the second most popular type of bike among female riders. The V Star 950 is a strong middleweight competitor who can do a variety of things like an urban cruiser or can be equipped to travel. The 26.6-inch seat height enables women of different sizes to ride this “big” motorcycle.

Honda Shadow Spirit 750 C2

The Honda model featured in the Top Ten Women’s Motorcycle Range, not surprisingly, is one of the Shadow models. This prestigious stadium has been very popular among female riders for decades. I even started my motorcycle life at Shadow, a 1982 500cc model, to ensure its accessibility for female riders. The Shadow Spirit 750 C2 does an excellent job of closing the gap between a new passenger and an experienced rider, which is why many middle-class motorcyclists love this comfortable low-seat cruiser.

Kawasaki Ninja 250/300

Because our list includes research results and student placement in a few years, both the Kawasaki Ninja 250 and 300 are equally mentioned as our seventh most popular motorcycle. The Ninja 250 has long been the first choice for female riders who aspire to the sportbike style. In 2013, Kawasaki changed 250 with a new 300cc version without sacrificing all the inspiring features that made it so popular among women.

Harley-Davidson Street Glide

While most women riders ride middleweight motorcycles, it is not surprising to see the best-selling motorcycles sold five years ago entered our list of the top ten riders. The Harley-Davidson Street Glide has been the most popular motorcycle of all riders since its launch in 2006. Encouraged the madness of the custom bagger with its simple, soft style. Once the ladies have realized that it is low enough (or can be easily lowered with seat adjustment and suspension) experienced riders among us want all the comfort and coolness of this motorcycle, including yours.

Kawasaki Vulcan 900

Riders did not specify that they had a Custom, Classic or Classic LT — which is very different in style and luxury on the same motorcycle — either way, it is interesting to see the Kawasaki middleweight make the list. It competes with the V Star 950 and Sportster 883 SuperLow for engine size. Do you see the essence here of the motorcycles women prefer?

Star Motorcycles V Star 250

It is interesting to see what the so-called beginner motorcycle puts you on our list. This confirms the increase in the number of female riders we are currently seeing as many women choose the easy to carry 250cc as their first bike. While we do not recommend riding without a proper motorcycle jacket, let alone a man with a shirt open like this woman here, this image is an example of young riders of older generation — women aged 35 and under — riding motorcycles to show off. they ride on two wheels. In addition to their level of experience, they opted for lightweight, portable motorcycles — such as the V Star 250 — that bring them out to enjoy cycling life with little impact on their luggage.