camp
Traveling USA
Traveling USA
  YOUR ONLINE GUIDE FOR ROAD TRAVEL & RECREATION  
HOME     |     ARTICLE ARCHIVES     |     TRAVEL JOURNAL *NEW*     |     ADD MY LISTING! *SPECIAL*     |     JOIN OUR MAILING LIST
rv
park
SEARCH  ?????
ADVANCED SEARCH
 ?????
 
Search Traveling USA park USA MAP
SEARCH BY LOCATION
Add to your favorites  ADD TO YOUR FAVORITES
Email this page to a friend  EMAIL THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND
Print this page  PRINT THIS PAGE
 



 
 TRAVEL CATEGORIES
  Activities and Entertainment
Activities and Entertainment
  Food
Food
  Places to Stay
Places to Stay
  Rentals and Dealerships
Rentals and Dealerships
  Travel Equipment
Travel Equipment
  Travel Planning
Travel Planning


Motorcycle Clubs: How to Get Started

As summer winds down and the cooler months approach, it's a great time for like-minded riders to get together and work o­n building a club!

WHO + WHAT + WHERE + WHEN + WHY = HOW

  • WHO: Most motorcycle clubs start with friends that share a love for Open Air Riding. Whether you start with two or 200, what matters most is clearly defining:

  • WHAT: Riding together is usually just a start for clubs; you also need a focus. Find a common interest amongst your riding group. Rides and rallies for charities are very popular with riders, something we can all be proud of! Of course, there are other interests to pursue (finding the best rides for an area, etc.), but without a "cause" to ride for, you might find your members are less likely to take the time to devote to club activities.

  • WHERE: You'll likely start by meeting in member's homes, or a local bar or restaurant. Some clubs are fortunate enough to have a member (or friend of a member) that owns a suitable establishment. If you have a specific charitable cause you want to help, check with the organization; they may have an appropriate meeting space for you to use.

  • WHEN: Most clubs meet no less than o­nce a month. Some get together o­nce a week. It really depends o­n the "WHAT" question. Find a focus and then make a schedule. You can be flexible with a smaller membership, but as membership grows, you'll simply have to do your best to find the best time for the majority.

  • WHY: This relates to "WHAT," of course. Why do want to make the effort to start a club? Answer this and the WHO, WHAT, WHERE and WHEN should follow!

If you want to form a larger, formal club:

Plan o­n setting up a good deal of infrastructure, committee appointments or elections, a newsletter, membership fees, joining other clubs for larger events, etc. Large clubs should consider filing for a Non-Profit Organization and talk to other established clubs for advice.

The best policy is to let the club grow naturally and fit the club's means and goals to its members.

For all the best in biker and other Open Air Riding travel news, destinations, attractions, events and much more, please visit:

TravelingBikers.com


Read More Articles


traveling
 TRAVEL TYPE
RV Travel
  RV Travel
RV Travel
Kids Travel
  Kids Travel
Kids Travel
Romantic Travel
  Romantic Travel
Romantic Travel
Biker Travel
  Biker Travel
Biker Travel
Groups and Rally Travel
  Groups and Rally Travel
Groups and Rally Travel
Horse Travel
  Horse Travel
Horse Travel
MORE TRAVEL TYPES

-->
 Platecorp Traveling Malls -Platecorp
Traveling Malls Traveling Bikers Mall
Fido Friendly Subscription Traveling Malls - Fido Friendly Subscription
Traveling Malls Traveling Bikers Mall
Pie Irons Traveling Malls - Pie Iron
order cookbook
order cookbook Chuckwagon Diner COOKBOOK
Traveling Malls the mall for travelers the mall for travelers
Traveling Series
Traveling Malls the mall for travelers
Take our T-USA Survey

No Listings Available
Take our Poll
 
Traveling Malls the mall for travelers the mall for travelers




 Chuckwagon Diner


hotel motel rv park campground
ADD YOUR BUSINESS FREE | LINK TO T-USA | Traveling USA
  RETURN TO TOP  


Copyright © 2003 - 2005 AGS Internet Services - All Rights Reserved