For one reason or another, you have found yourself here
Welcome to the
Motherline Magic Moto Coven
Our Story
One of patriarchy's most insidious tricks is instilling in women, from a very young age, the belief that we are each other’s competition, and that belonging comes from being "not like other girls" within male dominated spaces.
This coven was created a weapon against those beliefs.
While the Biker Witch path is deeply personal, we don't ride it alone, nor do we separate ourselves from other women. We are all daughters of mothers who carried both the blessings and the burdens of those who came before them. Choosing to heal our motherline alongside one another is a radical act of love and rebellion.
Our coven exists at the altar of sisterhood, where we walk a path of remembering what life was like for our foremothers before patriarchy severed them from their inherent magic. Together, we take on the sacred task of restoring this wholeness.
We choose to hold one another through this work, to witness the courage it takes to claim our truth, and to learn from the wisdom each of us carries. We sit with one another as we examine the patterns passed down through generations, seeking to understand not only the systems and structures that shape our lives today, but also our stories and the lineage of our mothers.
Finding the right spiritual path for ourselves can be difficult, especially when so many resources feel appropriative, distant, or inaccessible. The Biker Witch path stems from the belief that you already carry everything within you to embrace a life of magic. Sometimes all you need is a map to help you find your way and a coven to ride alongside you.
Our coven is based in New Orleans and extends across the globe. Our sisterhood welcomes women* from every culture and background. From the swamps of Louisiana to the rugged coastlines of Australia, the misty hills of Wales, the winding roads of England, and the lush beaches of Costa Rica, we ride together in spirit.
Each day, our coven grows as more women answer the call to ritualize the ride and reclaim their freedom in a deeply embodied way on the open road. We are bound by the magic that connects us and by this shared path that leads us home, back to Her.
*This group is open to all who identify as women. Anti-trans sentiments are not welcome in our coven.
Meet Rhiannon
Our stories, the patterns that dominate our lives, can be doorways. Those doorways can lead us to places we didn't know were there - connection and power and safety.
Through discovering and acknowledging and facing our stories, we can free ourselves to live the way our deepest self longs to.
RHIANNON redpath
I know this because I lived it.
I’m Rhiannon, the witch behind the Motherline Magic Moto Coven. This coven is a 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 discovered that for generations, the powerful women in my maternal lineage had been unsupported and burned out, leading to chronic illness, addiction, and early death. In seeing this pattern, I began to understand trauma not only as a personal experience born from individual events, but something systemic, shared, and ongoing.
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. I began to reflect on the moments when these women seemed most alive. For my mother, it was always when she was on two wheels or practicing her witchcraft. Motorcycling and witchcraft kept her tethered to life, despite her own wounds and our motherline trauma.
That realization opened something in me. 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. My journey of discovery and healing eventually led me to embrace motorcycling in 2020. I wanted to ride not only for myself, but to honor my mother and the women in my lineage who never had the chance to pursue their dreams.
The Motherline Magic Moto Coven is the culmination of many thresholds and turning points. Truly looking at my life and surrendering to the unknown was the first, knowing when to ask for support was the second, learning about my ancestors and how they were colonized was the third, and then learning to ride became the final piece of my own path of reclamation. Each step revealed that this was never only about my personal healing, but about relationship and how we were always meant to exist within a larger ecosystem of community.
I know my family story could have been different in a reality where women experienced the power, ease, and freedom they deserve. I also know it’s not too late to build one and change the story from here. Matriarchy, as an organizing system, is one where life itself is centered and sustained through ongoing acts of reciprocity and a shared responsibility to become good ancestors through how we tend to one another and protect future generations.
Matriarchy isn’t something distant or historical, but something we can actively practice. It’s what we can build to live within the heart of the Great Mother. I intend to mirror that approach in how we build with each other here.
We each carry a role in this time of unraveling, reclamation, and rebuilding.
This offering, this coven, is mine.
I invite you to be part of it with me, in whatever way feels true for you.
I’m so very happy you’re here.
Welcome to the Coven.
My mom walking her friends through a ritual. she was passionate about creating community for witches and it's an honor to carry the torch.
A paper I found years after my mom died. She was in the process of mapping our ancestral line and studying our Motherline. I keep it on my altar
A photo of my mom with the chopper my dad built. She was so full of joy in this moment.
My partner and I started building my chopper in 2022. Every part of this build was intentionally crafted to honor the women in my Motherline.
My chopper's name is Diosa.