Pink is most notable for being the anti-glamorous, non-bubblegum pop star.  Known for her rough and badass style, Pink is undoubtedly a rebel who brings her attitude to the road as well. In her own words, she despises living in the typical Hollywood bubble, and her motorcycle choices reflects that. Her go-to rides are a Triumph Bonneville T100 and Harley-Davidson Sportster XL Iron 883N.  She’s even married to a professional motocross driver, Carey Hart, who gifted her a custom motorcycle after she gave birth to their child. He called it her “push present,” which is totally rad if you ask us. In the end, Pink is a celebrity who chooses the non-glossy lifestyle, loves heavy metal music, and has a passion for the open road. Thank you for keeping it real for the rest of Hollywood.

Wynonna Judd is a famous country singer and part of a very famous family. She’s known for her strong voice, but not as much for her strong passion for motorcycles. She has quite a collection of them, and they’re not just for the hell of it, as she loves to ride when she has the opportunity.  One of those times, however, turned tragic for her and her drummer husband Michael Moser. One day, she describes as having the “wind in her hair,” her husband was riding in front of her and crashed his motorcycle into an oncoming car, which caused him to instantly lose one of his legs. She stood by his side after the accident, and both say it’s made their relationship even stronger.  She later released an album called “Big Noise,” which was her way of proclaiming that nothing will stop her. The music has the blues-y rock feel which very much captures that biker sound.

Tricia helfer is a motorcycle-loving celebrity with an affinity for Harleys. She found fame in her role on a hit sci-fi show called Battlestar Galactica.  She specifically plays a Cyclon who can mimic human form, but oh what the hell doesn’t matter. She is a stunner, and a true motorcycle enthusiast. She began riding in an interesting way. She would be away filming for Battlestar Galactica, and her husband would get bored. He decided to take up a hobby, which of course was riding motorcycles.  When she’d be with him, she would ride behind him, which wasn’t satisfying to her. She did what any rebel would do, and said “screw you, I’m a warrior woman, I’m getting my own!” Okay, maybe it didn’t happen quite like that. But, she did get that itch to ride on her own, which she totally did. Tricia’s been hooked ever since.

Her first ride and purchase was a Dyna Low Rider Harley, but wanted something smaller. That same day, she turned it in for a Sportster 1200. Further proof of her passion would be her 12-day motorcycle ride from Colorado to San Diego, which she did in the name of charity.  She’s continued to do charity rides and appearances, and is living the biker way of life to this day.