ReadyAssist, India’s roadside assistance and mobility solutions company, has renewed its partnership with CRF Women on Wheels, one of India’s largest women riders communities, for the second consecutive year. The continued collaboration aims to strengthen support systems for women motorcyclists through roadside assistance, rider education, safety awareness programmes, vehicle health initiatives, and community-driven engagement.
Over the years, CRF Women on Wheels has built a strong nationwide community of women riders spanning multiple States, professions, and age groups, united by a shared passion for motorcycling and adventure. The community includes women from their early twenties to their sixties. Many have achieved remarkable riding milestones and set national records—including a 54-year-old rider who completed a journey from Bengaluru to Bhutan accompanied by her 76-year-old mother. Beyond expeditions, the community has encouraged participation in solo rides, group expeditions, off-road adventures, and technical riding programmes, helping build confidence, capability, and independence among women riders across the country.
As part of the renewed partnership, ReadyAssist will continue providing nationwide roadside assistance and emergency support during rides and expeditions, alongside rider safety workshops, training sessions for new riders, vehicle health check-up camps, and awareness campaigns focused on safe and responsible motorcycling.
Mr. Vimal Singh SV, Founder and CEO, ReadyAssist, said, “CRF Women on Wheels has built an exceptional community that is inspiring women across generations to embrace riding with confidence and purpose. Our continued partnership goes beyond providing reliable roadside assistance. It is about contributing to a larger ecosystem that promotes rider safety, preparedness, skill development, and confidence, ensuring that women riders feel supported both on and off the road.”
Mr. Fais N, Founder, CRF Women on Wheels, said, “CRF Women on Wheels was founded with the vision of creating a supportive platform where women could explore motorcycling, adventure, and personal growth without limitations. Over the years, we have witnessed women from different age groups and backgrounds achieve extraordinary milestones through riding. Our continued association with ReadyAssist strengthens this mission by providing our riders with access to dependable support, safety-focused initiatives, and the confidence to undertake journeys that push boundaries and inspire others.”
