Our exhibitor list is ever-growing so check back here regularly. If you are interested in exhibiting please visit our exhibitor and sponsor page for details.
Honda Motorcycles (Plus Test Rides and the Ride Free Experience)
Honda is the number one motorcycle manufacturer in the UK with close to 100 dealerships covering On and Off Road Motorcycles across England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
“Honda are delighted to be supporting Women in Motorcycling and will be at the show with a variety of bikes and to answer any questions you have and direct you to your local dealer. We will also be offering test rides on a number of models, along with our Ride Free for beginners and learners to have the chance to ride a bike.”
https://www.honda.co.uk/motorcycles.html
Here We Ride
Lianne from Here We Ride creates powerful printed and embroidered pieces with strong messages celebrating women, perfect for our event. These will be available to buy at the show.
“I am a female creator, motorcycle rider and enthusiast. My work promotes female empowerment and female voice, and this most commonly manifests itself within the world of motorcycling. I love riding and have been doing so since I was 19 years old. Its something that has made me feel strong and brave, which is something I have always found challenging as a female. I have found that within the motorcycle community often women’s voices are not listened to or not heard. We are misrepresented and I aim to address that. I want to engage women to promote strength, courage, to be unconventional and to defy expectations.”
Silky Days
Silky Days was founded in Bali by former hairdresser Victoria Baldwin, after experiencing first-hand the damage helmets can cause to hair. What started as a personal solution has grown into a global brand designed to support women who ride.
More than just protecting hair, Silky Days is about making space for women in environments where they’ve often been overlooked. Its 100% silk helmet inserts reduce friction, helping to prevent breakage, frizz, and long-term damage without compromising comfort or fit.
Now worn by women around the world, Silky Days is growing into a community that celebrates confidence, femininity, and freedom on the road.
WanderMoto and Safe Online Academy
“WanderMoto is for those who want to tour Europe on their motorbikes whilst enjoying the scenery, the culture and the food. It’s not about speed or miles; it’s about adventure at your pace with great company.
Whilst building WanderMoto we were bombarded with adverts for how to get a million views but none on how to do it safely and this was the inspiration for the Safe Online Academy, using my professional knowledge from years of working in online trust and safety to help content creators share whilst protecting their privacy and safety. The stand brings both sides of my story together: helping women feel confident, capable, and supported, whether they’re out on the road or navigating life online.”
Remember You’re a Rider
“Claire Jones is a motorcycle mindset coach specialising in supporting new, returning and nervous riders to feel safer and more confident on the road. Her work focuses on the often-overlooked side of riding: what’s happening inside your head and body, not just what you’re doing on the bike. She is the author of Remember You’re a Rider, a mindset guide that has quickly gained recognition within the riding community. The book reached #1 in its Amazon category for 3 days on release and continues to rank highly and receive consistent 5-star reviews, with riders describing it as “as important as your safety gear” and “a must-read for every motorcyclist.”
Through structured, off-bike sessions, Claire works with a wide range of riders, including those learning to ride, returning after a long break, preparing for tests, or struggling with specific challenges such as motorways, slow control or confidence after an incident. Some of her clients have been riding for a long time but never quite got to the point of feeling confident on the bike.
Her approach includes belief and perspective shifting and, where appropriate, targeted hypnotherapy to help settle the nervous system and change the patterns that keep riders stuck.
She is not an instructor, but can work alongside training providers to help riders access the skills they already have when it matters most. Instructors also regularly signpost riders to her book as a valuable complement to training, and will refer their students if they need more in depth support.
Claire believes her work should be accessible to all riders. Alongside her paid services, she provides a range of low-cost and free resources, including online workshops, and shares practical insights within her online community to support riders at every stage of their journey. Her clients and readers regularly go on to pass their tests, ride more comfortably in previously challenging situations, and enjoy riding in a way they didn’t think was possible before.
Through her coaching, workshops and book, Claire is helping riders not just pass tests and ride more safely, but feel better while they do it.
Visit www.motorcyclemindset.co.uk to find out more.”
Rebel Curves
Rebel Curves is a women-led motorcycle lifestyle brand creating casual, everyday riding clothing designed for life on and off the bike.
Rebel Curves was founded by Shakeela, alongside Claire, within the UK biking community to bring more identity, comfort, and confidence into women’s motorcycling style. The brand focuses on relaxed, wearable pieces that reflect real riders in real life, whether riding, travelling, or at events.
Alongside its current collection of clothing and accessories, Rebel Curves is also developing a range of armoured jackets designed by riders, for riders, with a focus on protection, fit, and everyday wearability.
Built around a growing community of female riders, Rebel Curves represents a modern wave of women in motorcycling: confident, practical, and style-led.
Beyond clothing, Rebel Curves actively collaborates with riding schools and garages to help create more welcoming and supportive spaces for women in motorcycling.
Linda-Jean Women’s Motorcycle Fashion
Linda-Jean Belvedere has been riding motorcycles for over 20 years. She knows exactly what it feels like to choose between looking like yourself and staying protected, because for most of her riding life, she had to make that choice too.
After more than 15 years working in the automotive and motorcycle industry, she decided to stop waiting for someone else to solve the problem. She created Linda-Jean Women’s Motorcycle Fashion for every woman who has ever pulled on a jacket that was never made with her in mind.
Her jackets are CE-certified and cut for a woman’s body. They adjust to her shape, adapt to her day, and look nothing like the typical biker jacket, because life does not stop when she gets off the bike. From the road to the café or office, she never has to explain herself or change into other clothes.
Last year, Linda came to Women in Moto with her prototypes. This year, she is back with the finished jackets, and you can try them and take them home on the day.
She is already partnering with specialised retailers, and the women who wear her jackets all say the same thing: for the first time since they started riding motorbikes, they feel feminine and like themselves.
Shortlisted for the Global Startup of the Year at the StartUp UK Award 2026, Linda is only just getting started.
Come and say hello at her stand, and visit her online boutique to discover the collection: https://ljmotofashion.com/shop
Instagram: @lj_motofashion
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