Advisors
Iron Lilly Project Advisors
The Iron Lilly project is further supported by diverse advisors and partners, including motorcycle historians, motorcycle industry experts, motorcycle dealerships, riding partners, women’s rights advocates, and industry professionals. Their collective expertise ensures that the film remains true to Lilly Farrow’s legacy and resonates with contemporary audiences.
CRIS SOMMER SIMMONS
Moto Journalist/Author
National Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame,
Sturgis Hall of Fame, AMA Hall of Fame. TOP 100 Women in Powersports.
National Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame,
Sturgis Hall of Fame, AMA Hall of Fame. TOP 100 Women in Powersports.
JILL PARHAM
Founder of J&P Cycles Sturgis Hall of Fame, President, National Motorcycle Museum. TOP 100 Women in Powersports.
BRITTNEY OLSEN
Racer, Restorer Founder 20th Century Racing, Co-Founder, VP, The Spirit of Sturgis. TOP 100 Women in Powersports.
GAIL WORTH
Dealer Principal, Gail’s Powersports,
Grandview. TOP 100 Women in Powersports
Grandview. TOP 100 Women in Powersports
MARILYN STEMP
Moto Journalist/Author Sturgis Hall of Fame. TOP 100 Women in Powersports
TIGRA TSUJIKAWA
Member TOP 100 Women in Powersports, Rider/Enthusiast/Marketing Maven
DONNA FARROW
Lilly Farrow’s Granddaughter
LILLI HOPSON
Lilly Farrow’s Granddaughter
LORRAINE RARDAIN
Lilly Farrow’s Granddaughter
BRYAN H. CARROLL
Producer of the Iron Lilly Movie, who Directed, Produced and Wrote the Critically Acclaimed Feature Documentary Why We Ride. He is an Award-Winning Filmmaker Known for Major Hollywood Blockbusters and Iconic Documentaries.
MIKE SHELL
Industry Veteran, Director of Industry Partners for Iron Lilly and Director of Dealer Programs for Why We Ride.
BOB ALTHOFF
Owner of DealerNews, Former Owner of A.D. Farrow Harley-Davidson, Sat at Lilly Farrow’s Desk for over 20 years.
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More Than a Movie. A Movement.
This isn’t just a story about a woman who rode fast.
It’s about what happens when you’re told no and ride anyway. It’s for anyone who’s been underestimated, overlooked, or told to wait their turn.
Share this story.
And when the lights go down and the film begins, know you carried her spark forward.