Many amateur bikers dream of starting their own club, both in order to stand out from the crowd of other fans, and to earn a little extra money from their hobby.
Instructions
Step 1
Find out if there are operating motorcycle clubs in your city or district, which of them occupies a leading position (the so-called "one percent"). Find out if there is a community organization that unites motorcycle clubs in your chosen area.
Step 2
Determine what status your future motorcycle club will have ("MC" - the motorcycle club itself or Riding Club - organization of joint trips).
Step 3
Find out how many members you need to establish a club. If you have a bunch of lighthearted riders among your friends, think about whether you know them well enough and whether you should include a candidate deadline when creating the club's charter.
Step 4
Decide what types of motorcycles will be acceptable for a beginner to join the club. However, when creating a Riding Club, no restrictions may be introduced.
Step 5
Develop the charter of the club and its attributes. Pay special attention to the colors of the patches. If it turns out that there is already a club in your area or even region that wears the same colors, you may have problems of a certain kind.
Step 6
Contact the president of the 1% club and arrange a meeting at which your club will be officially recognized. It is better to attend this meeting for everyone and without delay, since such events are scheduled only once. Listen to all comments and suggestions on the charter of your club.
Step 7
If there is also a public organization of motorcyclists in your city or area, contact its chairman so that he can add you to his lists. However, be careful: many civil society organizations often support one or another party, so you may subsequently have to participate in activities that are far from the motorcycle movement. However, please take note of all suggestions and comments on the charter from the members of this organization.
Step 8
Throw a party about starting a new motorcycle club.
