Our Mission

For Those Who Ride

And Those Who Rise

The Iron Lilly Project is more than a film. It’s more than a tribute.
It’s a movement.
At its heart is a true story – Lilly Farrow, The First Woman To Own A Harley-Davidson Dealership And A Race Promoter in the roaring 1920s, who lived fast, rode hard, and never asked for permission.

But this isn’t just about her. It’s about us.
Because behind every engine is a hand that built it. Behind every legacy is someone who refused to back down.

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Why We’re Here

We’re here to honor the women who’ve always been part of the story, even when history forgot to write them in.

We’re here to amplify voices that ride outside the lines.

We’re here to build something that belongs to all of us, women, men, riders, rebels, and allies.

  • We believe in speed.
  • We believe in strength.
  • We believe in sisterhood and brotherhood.
  • We believe in building the road, not waiting for someone else to pave it.

STEEL BEGINS IN THE FORGE

What We Stand For

Grit Over Gloss

We celebrate effort. Greasy hands. Scarred knuckles. Those who build, fix, and fight for what matters — whether on two wheels or two feet.

Freedom That Includes Everyone

Whether you’re a veteran rider, a new rider, a garage tinker, or someone who’s never ridden a bike but loves the spirit — this story is for you.

Better Together

Men who ride with us. Women who lead. Allies who don’t just cheer us on, but stand beside us. This is about solidarity, not separation.

History, Rewritten Right

We dig up the real stories — the women behind the wrenches, the racetracks, and the revolutions. Lilly was just the start.

STEEL BEGINS IN THE FORGE

Who We’re Building With

We are proud to ride with:

  • Riders and Non-Riders looking for a movement that reflects their fire.
  • Single Mothers and Self-Starters who recognize their strength in Lilly’s.
  • Men and Allies who believe visibility, leadership, and freedom should have no gatekeepers.
  • History Buffs and Motorcycle Enthusiasts who know culture and rebellion go hand in hand.
  • Next-Gen Leaders who don’t want to fit in. They want to move forward, and bring others with them.


If that’s you, You’re Already Part Of This

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.