Full throttle with woman bikers!
Now this is one hell of a booster for the women at least. Forget flowers and face cream. What do women want? More frequently, the answer is a motorcycle. Legions of women bikers have come a long way from the rough-’n’-tumble “motorcycle mama” days of the 1960s and ‘70s. The stereotypical image of the burly male biker straddling his two-wheeled freedom machine and riding off with a “biker babe” in tow is becoming something of an anachronism. Don’t be surprised if yu see your aunt biking her way to the grocery store or even worse your date turning up on a bike. Forget all your perceptions of bikers as burly beer drinking men, because the female biking segment has increased 34% is 5 years, making lady bikers the hottest segment in the industry and why not? Today, if a woman is draped over a motorcycle, she’s more likely than ever before to be sitting at the throttle, decked out in perfectly coordinated riding gear: chaps, jacket, vest, and gloves.
As clichéd as it may sound, guys have always been associated with cars and bikes and girls on the contrary have been associated with everything…but cars! It’s like a so-called male domain. But now comes the much needed transformation as its girl power time. And to prove it, Japanese tuning company DAMD, under its Ancel brand, created the ultimate expression of automotive girlishness Mitsubishi i as the subject. This car designed especially for woman has an ambrosial pink color monochromatic scheme. It speaks volumes of feminism with pink seats, with a whole beauty kit installed in the glove compartment. The same applies to the ceiling, the interior panels and even the sunshield that adopt the same styling.
