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An All-Female Biker Club Is Totally Owning The Streets Of Riyadh In Style
Young Saudi women are revving up a new kind of freedom—on two wheels.
Across the streets of Riyadh, the sight of women riding motorcycles is becoming more common, and leading the charge is the Sisterhood Motorcycle Club—Saudi Arabia’s first all-female biker crew
Founded in 2022 by Capt. Saud Albarak and Roaa Talal Abualsaud, Sisterhood was built on one bold idea: to create a safe, inclusive space where women could explore their passion for motorcycles without limits. What started as a niche club is now a growing movement that blends adrenaline, empowerment, and community.
For many members, riding isn’t just about bikes—it’s about breaking boundaries. It represents independence, confidence, and a chance to rewrite outdated narratives about what women can or can’t do. Sisterhood offers the perfect launchpad, welcoming women of all experience levels, whether they’re seasoned riders or just bike-curious.
The club doesn’t just ride—it educates, mentors, and inspires
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New members are guided through safety training and introductory sessions to help them hit the road with confidence. There’s no pressure to own a bike—just bring your spirit of adventure.
Today, Sisterhood boasts over 260 active members and has organized more than 40 rides across the Kingdom
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With members from various Saudi cities and growing ties to the wider Gulf region, the club is expanding its reach and breaking new ground.And it’s not just about riding. The club hosts everything from safety workshops and outreach rides to fashion-forward moto events and off-road adventures. It’s a lifestyle movement where women connect, grow, and lead—all while having serious fun.
Sisterhood is more than a motorcycle club. It’s a symbol of strength, solidarity, and a reminder that the road ahead belongs to everyone—no exceptions.
These women aren’t just riding; they’re paving the way for the next generation to dream bigger, ride bolder, and live life on their own terms.
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