The heiress of one the Harley Davidson founders Karen Davidson is in Australia to help promote getting more girls on motorbikes.
Karen is currently the creative director for general merchandise and said that her reason for coming to Australia was after learning the compared to the USA, female riders are much higher in the USA to Australian female two wheel riders.
“One quarter of American women motorcyclist are women, compared to just 13 percent here in Australia” Davidson told ACMN.
“There’s plenty of women who are curious about riding and those are the women that you really want to talk to” Davidson said.
“There’s got to be some things that I can tell them, and learn from, and there’s got to be something here that will get them interested in it, so they can learn, get involved with, chat about it, and that’s what it’s all about”
In her stay in Australia, Karen has appeared on the channel 7’s Sunrise with Koshie and Mel, a Chrome and Cocktail party was thrown for her in Sydney and Fraser Motorcycles, she graced channel Ten’s The Circle, hit the airwaves by appearing on the Melbourne station Triple M and then spent some time in Brisbane.
Karen is currently the creative director for general merchandise and said that her reason for coming to Australia was after learning the compared to the USA, female riders are much higher in the USA to Australian female two wheel riders.
“One quarter of American women motorcyclist are women, compared to just 13 percent here in Australia” Davidson told ACMN.
“There’s plenty of women who are curious about riding and those are the women that you really want to talk to” Davidson said.
“There’s got to be some things that I can tell them, and learn from, and there’s got to be something here that will get them interested in it, so they can learn, get involved with, chat about it, and that’s what it’s all about”
In her stay in Australia, Karen has appeared on the channel 7’s Sunrise with Koshie and Mel, a Chrome and Cocktail party was thrown for her in Sydney and Fraser Motorcycles, she graced channel Ten’s The Circle, hit the airwaves by appearing on the Melbourne station Triple M and then spent some time in Brisbane.
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