Organizations: Motorcycle Clubs

ABATE of Maryland, Calvert County Chapter
http://abateofmd.org/
410-507-1367    410 231-9545   
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We need to add to our membership. Here is the deal, you ride, you ride with friends, you talk to folks about the laws that affect your way of life; take that passion and become a part of the organization who fights to protect your rights to ride. Please contact our office and leave you contact information or send and e-mail. We will get back with you. It is a great opportunity to work with the most widely recognized and respected Grassroots Motorcycle organization in Maryland.

Meets every 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm, Adams Ribs, 2200 Solomons Island Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678.

[ Last Updated: 25-Aug-2014 | Hits: 1378 |  Reader Comments  Report Problem

ABATE of Maryland, Charles County Chapter
http://www.abate-of-maryland.org/
2218 Old Washington Rd
Waldorf, MD
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Meetings are the third Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at Whitneys store at 2218 Old Washington Rd. in Waldorf in the Keno room.

[ Last Updated: 06-Sep-2006 | Hits: 864 |  Reader Comments  Report Problem

ABATE of Maryland, St. Mary's County Chapter
https://abateofmd.org/
California, MD 20619
240-298-0913 (Melvin Yost)   
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ABATE of Maryland is a non-profit, legislative organization, that fights for your right to ride in the State of Maryland. The organization has Chapters throughout the State with the main office located in Annapolis. Monthly chapter meetings are held at the VFW Post 2632 in California on the 4th Tuesday of each month. Meetings start at 6:30pm. If you are a biker, or interested in riding, or just wanted to be politically active in the motorcycling community, you need to belong to ABATE of Maryland.

[ Last Updated: 10-Jan-2019 | Hits: 878 |  Reader Comments  Report Problem

Banderleros Motorcycle Club - Southern Maryland Chapter
45653 Nicholas Court
Great Mills, MD 20634
(301) 535-2066    (703) 601-0149   
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The Banderleros Motorcycle Club, Southern Maryland Chapter is accepting applications to induct new prospects into its organization. We are seeking military and civilians who are professionally oriented to share in the positive aspects of motorcycling. Structured activities range from local rides and planned trips to participating in various affiliated motorcycle clubs social events and community outreach programs. For more information, contact Greg Downing.

[ Last Updated: 24-Aug-2005 |  Reader Comments  Report Problem

Iron Order Motorcycle Club, Southern Maryland
http://www.somd-iomc.org/
St. Leonard, MD 20685
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We are Brothers. We are Bikers. We come from all walks of life and every profession. We Ride, we party, we laugh, we grieve, we take care of our Brothers, Maidens, and families, and we still have time to take care of those in our communities that need our help. Chapters of The Iron Order MC host and participate in charity events for the good of their communities and for the good of individuals in need. If you read our guestbook, you'll see countless entries of citizens, business owners, and supporters who have witnessed the generosity and giving of time the IOMC has had a part in sharing. We are sometimes in the local news for these events and at other times, only the recipients know. We don't do it for headlines—we do it because it's the right thing to do.

[ Last Updated: 08-Aug-2017 | Hits: 1693 |  Reader Comments  Report Problem

Motorcycle Safety Foundation
http://www.msf-usa.org/

The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) is a national, not-for-profit organization sponsored by the U.S. manufacturers and distributors of BMW, Ducati, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, Piaggio/Vespa, Suzuki, Vengeance, Victory and Yamaha motorcycles. The MSF provides a rider training program. This course is ideal for new riders and may well save you from becoming an organ donor before your time. Visit their website to find out more about their rider course and where and when you can participate.

[ Last Updated: 04-Jan-2004 | Hits: 672 |  Reader Comments  Report Problem

Red Knights Motorcycle Club - Maryland 4
http://www.rkmcmd4.com/
Ridge, MD 20680
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The Red Knights Motorcycle Club-Marlyand Chapter 4 is an organization of firefighters and rescue personnel who ride motorcycles. We promote motorcycle safety, project a positive image of motorcycle enthusiasts, and contribute to several charities. We are an American Motorcycle Association (A.M.A.) sanctioned Club. Our membership consists of career, volunteer, and retired firefighters and emergency service personnel. Family (spouse, boy/girl friend, children) are also encouraged to join. Our members ride all makes and models of motorcycles; from full dressers to sports bikes.

[ Last Updated: 02-Sep-2013 | Hits: 1359 |  Reader Comments  Report Problem

Women in the Wind Chesapeake Divas Chapter
Mechanicsville, MD 20659
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Our purpose is to unite women motorcyclists with friends of common interest; promote a positive image to the public of women on motorcycles; and help educate its members on motorcycle safety and maintenance.

Founded in 1979, Women in the Wind now has over 123+ chapters with members in Australia, Canada, Ireland, Nepal, New Zealand, Portugal, The United Kingdom and the United States. Join to socialize, raise funds for excellent causes, and of course, RIDE, RIDE, RIDE!

Women in the Wind Chesapeake Divas was established in Mechanicsville, MD. Our members reside in Southern Maryland. Like our International office, we welcome all kinds of motorcycles, and our members are women from all walks of life. Our Chapter is focused on promoting motorcycle safety and helping new riders enhance their knowledge and self-confidence while learning to ride. We encourage you to get to know us before you decide to become a member. We have regular monthly meetings and generally ride as a group on the weekends when the weather is ideal.

Women in the Wind (WITW) was founded by Becky Brown in 1979. That year, Becky Brown placed an ad in her local newspaper in Ohio. Soon after, eleven women took their first ride as a club through the scenic byways of the Maumee River. Since those first women chose a name, Women in the Wind has expanded to more than 1000 members across the U.S. and into Great Britain, Canada, and Australia. The organization now has over 90 chapters.

WITW strives to educate its members in motorcycle safety and maintenance, to unite women motorcyclists with friends of common interest, and to promote a positive image to the public of women on motorcycles. WITW hosts an International conference twice a year, and all members are encouraged to attend to meet a great group of women who love motorcycling.

[ Last Updated: 01-Mar-2019 |  Reader Comments  Report Problem