Is anybody here a member of a MC? Motorcycle Club???

[SoCV]

I’m trying to do that now.  There aren’t a lot of clean and sober motorcyclists out there evidently.  Lol.  Il keep trying.

 While an occasional beer is wonderful , being sober while operating a motorbike is always wise .

 Bob , at a certain age and mileage why would anyone need to "prospect" to join anything ?

 Dusty

[old head]

Patriot Guard, about 15 years a member.

Old Head

[Luap McKeever]

MGNOC and American Legion Riders. I also do some Patriot guard rides every year.

[bad Chad]

I am.

I could tell you, but then, of course, I would have to kill you.

Up to you. 

[Ncdan]

Excellent suggestion, Dan!

Three of us started a club a few years ago using Meetup.com. It's been a rewarding way to meet new people across the socioeconomic spectrum. I now ride with a fun group of multimillionaires, single-wide retirees, and everyone in between. Give your club a name like Serenity Riders or Untoxicated MC. Get creative, it's part of the fun! Write a description of what atmosphere you want to foster. "This club is for the Untoxicated to ride and make connections in a judgment-free, supportive manner." It's your club, make it exactly what you want. Plan your first gathering/ride a few weeks out to allow people to find you and watch the roster grow. You will find quite a few people will join, but only a few will show up for most meets. Those regulars, your core members, are the best folks and worth your efforts.

Enjoy!

You’re not going to believe this GG but I was going to refer to your gang as I knew you had a Vespa group👍

[bobrebos]

 Bob , at a certain age and mileage why would anyone need to "prospect" to join anything ?

 Dusty

Yep, I’m not going to be a “prospect “ .  No disrespect meant for those that do, but I’m way too old for that! 

[Guzzi Gal]

You’re not going to believe this GG but I was going to refer to your gang as I knew you had a Vespa group👍

We are a rowdy bunch!

[jumpmaster]

I have a friend who's in a veteran's club. I can give you his number if you'd like.

I checked out a veteran's club a bunch of years ago, but they had more rules & regs. (probation period, attendance rules, patch wear mandatory "guidelines", etc., etc.) than the Army so I immediately lost interest.