Endo Riders Conquer the Welsh Super 10 to Raise Awareness for Endometriosis

On 4th and 5th April 2026, Kim and Jade led a group of female motorcyclists on an unforgettable journey across the Welsh Super 10, tackling the ten highest mountain passes in Wales. The ride was created to raise both awareness and vital funds for Endometriosis UK, shining a spotlight on a condition that continues to leave many women waiting years for answers.

Endometriosis affects one in ten women, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood health conditions in the UK. Far too often dismissed as “just a bad period”, endometriosis is a chronic and frequently debilitating whole-body disease that can impact every aspect of a person's life, from their ability to work and maintain relationships to their fertility and overall wellbeing.

For LITELOK ambassadors Kim (@streettwinkim) and Jade (@jaderides), the reality of living with endometriosis is all too familiar. After enduring years of symptoms and lengthy waits for diagnosis, both women turned to motorcycling as a source of freedom, resilience and community. Their shared experiences inspired them to create Endo Riders, a supportive space where people can connect, share their journeys and help challenge the stigma surrounding women's reproductive health.

Despite challenging roads, unpredictable weather and long hours in the saddle, the riders completed the route with determination and purpose. Along the way, they sparked conversations, shared personal stories and helped bring greater visibility to a condition that affects millions worldwide.

The fundraising efforts began even before the engines fired into life. On Saturday 28th March, Endo Riders hosted a Women's Evening at Macpherson Motorcycles, bringing together female riders from across the South West. The event offered an opportunity to connect, learn more about endometriosis and support the cause through fundraising activities.

LITELOK was proud to support the event by donating a LITELOK X1 Moto as a raffle prize. With motorcycle theft continuing to be a growing concern, the prize proved hugely popular, helping raise additional funds for Endometriosis UK while giving one lucky rider an essential piece of security equipment.

The success of the Welsh Super 10 ride demonstrated the power of community, advocacy and shared experiences. Most importantly, it helped amplify an important message: no woman should have to wait years, or even decades, for a diagnosis and the support she deserves.

A huge congratulations to Kim, Jade and every rider who took part. Together, they have not only completed an incredible challenge but also helped drive meaningful change for the endometriosis community.