INTRODUCTIONThe case presented, Claiming the Throttle: Multiple Femininities in a Hyper – Masculine Subculture (Martin et al, 2006) is a reinvestigation of Schouten and McAlexander's (1995) ethnography of landlords from Harley-Davidson. which deals with issues of feminism in a hyper-masculine subculture. This case focuses on the liberalization and sense of accomplishment and equality gained by women in the use of motorcycles through the voices of female bikers. This information is collected using several qualitative methods such as ethnography/participant observation, formal and informal interviews (which were conducted in the garages and homes of the interviewees). It focuses on a multi-perspective view and analyzes three different views of feminism which are liberal feminism, feminism of women's voice or experience and a poststructuralist view of feminism. The mentioned aspects and methods of data collection will be examined in more depth in the critical review of the case. Qualitative research is an appropriate method of inquiry in many different academic disciplines, traditionally in the social sciences, but also in market research and more. contexts (Denzin, Norman, Lincoln and Yvonna. 2005). In this case, the method used is qualitative research because qualitative techniques such as participant observation and ethnography were used. Qualitative techniques are used when the researcher conducts their observation based on words rather than numbers, as it focuses more on interviews and group discussions. Although this form of research provides an in-depth analysis of the content of the discussion, it also has some drawbacks. It has been criticized for being too subjective and low...... middle of article ......mily which can be stressful. Motorcycling helps them relieve stress and gives them a feeling of freedom. They also recalled the beauty of nature and the environment which made them feel free and liberal (Martin et al). The final perspective discussed in the case is that of poststructuralist feminism. A poststructuralist view of feminism challenges the dominance of men in today's world. Women who ride in the front seat gain a sense of control compared to men. The authors also mention "Lucy just likes being a 'girly girl,' dressing up and going out" while Allie highlights her love for several feminine objects and social markers of heterosexuality (Martin et al). These examples show the growth of feminist culture in modern society. Through these examples, the authors conducted their research and gained a multi-perspective view..