Women Riders are Total Hellions, Inc.

The Idea of Wrath began...

One night, while sitting around a fire, three women who share a deep love for riding--but also  a desire to make a difference reflected on missed opportunities—especially when it came to teaching women about their bikes and how to truly enjoy riding. That’s when the idea for WRATH was born.

We knew if we were going to start something, we also wanted it to have a purpose.

WRATH stands for Women Riders are Total Hellions. Our mission is twofold:

1. Empower women through education, community, and shared experience on the road
2. Support the fight against human trafficking, raising awareness and funds to help survivors.

As we researched where our efforts could make the most impact, we discovered Unbound Now—an incredible organization located right here in Bryan/College Station. Their focus is on the prevention and identification of human trafficking. Best of all, our contributions stay local.

WRATH is for every woman who rides—regardless of what make, model, or style of motorcycle you own. No matter if you ride two wheels or three, passenger or  ride your own. It's not about the bike. It’s about the ride, the community, and the cause.

We invite all like-minded women to ride with purpose. Together, we ride for awareness, education, and healing.

WRATH was founded by three women who share a deep love for riding—and a desire to make a difference.

• Valency Harmon has logged the most miles of all of us. She and her husband have tackled the Hard Butt challenges and taken month-long motorcycle trips across the U.S., camping along the way.

• Mandy Fennell has even more miles under her belt than most, and her passion for riding shows in everything she does. 

• Shelly Koether got her first trike at 62. While she may not have as many miles yet, her love for the open road is undeniable.

We are a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization