A woman was ejected from the RXZ Forever Legend motorcycling rally in Kelantan, Malaysia, for wearing what organisers called "too revealing" clothing. About 30 other women were also given headscarves because their outfits did not follow the event’s dress code. Programme director Muhamad Huzaifah Abdul Halim said staff checked visitors’ clothing at the entrance. "The woman that was turned away was wearing clothing that was too revealing. That is one of the firm rules we set," he said. He added, "We prepared 100 headscarves for women who were not properly covered, and only about 30 people needed them." The event took place at the Tunjung Rural Transformation Centre and was attended by nearly 20,000 motorsports fans from Malaysia and southern Thailand over two days. Kelantan Chief Minister Mohd Nassuruddin Daud officiated the closing ceremony and also rode an RXZ motorcycle with participants. Huzaifah said around 99 percent of attendees followed the sharia dress guidelines. The RXZ Forever Legend event took nearly two years of planning that began in 2024. "Seeing the response from participants, we will organise RXZ Forever Legend 2.0 in the future," he said.