I know this because I lived it.​ 

I’m Rhiannon, the witch behind the Motherline Magic Moto Coven—a business and passion project born from my own journey of ancestral healing, self-discovery, and the transformative power of both motorcycling and witchcraft. 

I grew up in a magical household, but one that was also riddled with trauma and toxic patterns. My mom died tragically and unexpectedly when I was 13 years old. I felt isolated and lonely as I navigated the grief and trauma that comes with loss. With no clear direction for coming into womanhood—other than what my friends and magazines taught me—I lacked the tools for boundary-setting, self-advocacy, and more. 

I found myself in the all-too-common situation where the people in my community gave me the best support they could, but the reality is that our society isn’t well-equipped to hold space for grief, nor does it truly empower those of us who carry deep wounds. So I was both alone and not alone, and the tension and pain of this forced me to look at these structures deeply.​ 

In my early 20s, I experienced a profound moment of decision paralysis—a kind of personal life crisis that felt like life or death. My nervous system was struggling, and it led me to learn about epigenetic tags and how trauma passes down through the Motherline. As I studied my family’s story, I uncovered a pattern: for generations, the powerful women in my lineage had been unsupported and burnt out, leading to chronic illness, addiction, and early death.

I realized my paralysis wasn’t just mine—it was the result of generations of women conditioned to believe that choosing themselves was a last resort, even if it killed them.​ 

This discovery didn’t just highlight their suffering—it led me to reflect on their moments of joy, power, and connection. My mother was most alive when she was on two wheels or practicing her witchcraft. Motorcycling and witchcraft kept her tethered to Life, despite our Motherline wounds, and I saw how these forces could serve as a lifeline for others, too.​ 

At 23, I sought guidance from Sadee Whip, a woman who saw me, held space for me, and introduced me to spiritual ancestor work. She helped me trace the roots of my pain and, in doing so, illuminated a path forward. This journey of discovery, healing, and reclamation eventually led me to embrace motorcycling in 2020—not just for myself, but to honor my mother and the women in my lineage who never had the chance to pursue their dreams.​

Learning to ride was the beginning of the Motherline Magic Moto Coven—the origin story of this idea born from what it was once: a full-spectrum doula business that transformed just as I did when I learned how to ride.

The parallels between the birthing space and the transformations that take place within women on two wheels are profound. Both experiences are filled with moments of surrender, power, and the deep, primal magic that courses through our bodies and lives.​

Through my work as a doula, I witnessed the raw intelligence of nature in birth spaces, the pulse of life that moves through us all. At the same time, I was deepening my witchcraft practices and building my own chopper. The rhythm of wrenching on my bike, then rushing off to attend a birth, connected two worlds that seemed separate at first. But in truth, they were united by the same forces—life, transformation, and the power that both birth and the open road bring to a woman.​ 

These experiences converged to help me establish a working system of witchcraft specifically for Biker Witches—a system that honors the cycles of life, the freedom of the road, and the deep ancestral wisdom running through our veins. The Motherline Magic Moto Coven was born from this intersection—a space where women can find community, magic, and healing through the transformative power of relationship.​ 

I will tell you this: the ecosystem of relationship is where we find healing—not alone, as we’ve been made to believe. I’ve lived this truth, and it’s the foundation of why I do what I do. It’s why I honor the women in my Motherline by creating spaces for Biker Witches to deepen their connection to themselves and the world around them. 

It’s why I believe in you and want to support you in ways you may not even know you need.​ 

Because I know it can be different. 
I know it can be better. 
I know it can be beautiful. 

I’m so very happy you’re here.
 

Welcome to the Coven.