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ACMC Events
Arizona Confederation of Motorcycle Clubs. Motorcycle information, news and biker events in the state of Arizona. Arizona Motorcycle event listings and more.
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AHDRA All Harley Drag Racing Association
What started out as a club racing organization in the late seventies, with 50-60 competitors and virtually no spectators in the stands, AHDRA has grown into a national organization that hosts 250-350 competitors and between 7,500-10,000 spectators per event. This extreme sport is the most unique in motorsports today, giving fans direct access to the competition. Each event ticket allows the fan to circulate through team pit areas. They are able to observe the teams working on the motorcycles. Riders and mechanics are always willing to speak with fans, pose for photographs and sign autographs.
Our dedication to professionalism and safety has fueled phenomenal growth throughout the years. The positive response that AHDRA has brought to the sport of motorcycle drag racing, has resulted in AHDRA now competing at state-of-the-art facilities such as Bristol Dragway, The Strip at Las Vegas, Norwalk Raceway Park, and Firebird Raceway. We are excited to announce two brand new venues for 2006 at Tri-State Raceway in Earlville, IA and Richmond International Raceway in Richmond, VA. As the sport continues to grow, AHDRA will continue to add venues with emphasis on competitor safety and spectator amenities.
In 2006 AHDRA will host national events across the entire United States. We now have the largest payout in the history of Harley® drag racing (over $1 million in cash and prizes awarded to our competitors), thanks in a large part to the participation of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company and valuable sponsors such as SYN3®, S&S Cycle, Kresto® Hand Cleaner, Screamin’ Eagle® Performance Parts, Red Line Oil®, JIMS®, Drag Specialties, Performance Corner, Drag Masters and Mac Tools.
With a record setting 2005 season and a growing spectator and competitor base, AHDRA will continue to see unprecedented growth in years to come.
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AHRMA Events & Results
The American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association Ltd. is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to restoring and competing on classic motorcycles. With well over 5,000 members, AHRMA is the largest vintage-racing group in North America and one of the biggest in the world. The association has grown steadily over the years, reflecting the increasing interest in classic bikes.
AHRMA traces its roots to efforts to organize vintage roadracing during the late 1970s in the Northeast. In the early '80s, other groups began emerging around the nation, adding scrambles, observed trials, dirt track and concours events to the competition options available for vintage riders. Among these organizations were the California Vintage Racing Group and, in the Southeast, the Historic Motorcycle Racing Association. By 1986 it was clear that a national organization would be necessary to administer this burgeoning sport. AHRMA was originally formed as a privately held business corporation. Other groups were brought together under one banner and one set of rules, and in 1989 AHRMA was reorganized into the member-owned association of today. The association's national headquarters is in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, with its membership office in Brighton, Michigan, and publications office in Mt. Jewett, Pennsylvania.
AHRMA offers vintage national and regional roadracing, motocross, dirt track, observed trials and cross country competition. The machines active in AHRMA these events span a full 50 years, from the 1920s to the mid-'70s. The national-championship schedule typical includes 15-20 rounds apiece in roadracing, motocross, dirt track and trials. AHRMA nationals take place at some of the finest and most historic venues: Daytona, Mid-Ohio, Sears Point, Willow Springs and Peoria, to name but a few.
Realizing that the definition of "classic" varies from one generation of enthusiasts to the next, AHRMA has in the past few years begun to add classes for long-travel motocross machines from the late 1970s to early '80s and for roadracers from early in the AMA Superbike period (up to the 1980 model year). These Post-Vintage motocross classes have been incorporated in many of AHRMA's regional series and also have their own national circuit. The three Vintage Superbike classes have been added to AHRMA's normal roadrace program.
In an effort to bring single-cylinder roadracing to the U.S. and to rejuvenate twins racing, AHRMA in 1993 began offering Sound of Singles® and Battle of Twins® classes, with a full national series in 1994. Bolstered by the presence of world-class riders on machines such as the exotic Britten V1000, AHRMA's Daytona SOS/BOT events have attracted worldwide attention. Since 1995 the organization has been offering the almost-anything-goes Sound of Thunder® for singles, twins and triples, with Daytona as the opening round of the world Sound of Thunder series for several years. Including these innovative modern bikes with the vintage program has met with widespread acceptance and allows AHRMA to host its own events instead being the guest of another racing organization.
The organization occasionally sponsors concours d'elegance, swap meets and banquets featuring world-renowned speakers. One of the organization's best-known activities began in 1992 when AHRMA and BMW of North America began promoting the BMW Battle of Legends®, extremely popular events pitting motorcycling's legends against one another on identically prepared BMW motorcycles. Tens of thousands of fans enjoy the Legends races during Classics Days each year during Daytona's Bike Week. Legends and non-racing Legends Emeritus have included David Aldana, Hugh Anderson, Mark Brelsford, Don Castro, Yvon Duhamel, Chris Draayer, Don Emde, Walt Fulton III, Dick Klamfoth, Kurt Liebmann, Dick Mann, Bart Markel, Eddie Mulder, Jody Nicholas, Gary Nixon, Reg Pridmore, Phil Read, Roger Rieman, George Roeder, Jay Springsteen, John Surtees MBE, Don Vesco, Walter Villa and Walter Zeller. Races have been held at Daytona Beach, Florida; Loudon, New Hampshire; Sears Point, California; and Lexington, Ohio. The BMW Battle of the Legends Grand Finale took place in March 1997 at Daytona International Speedway.
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Arizona Biker Information Guide - Arizona's Biker Source
The Little Biker Booklet and Website that has it all, rides, events, event pics, clubs & chapters, biker friendly bars/Restaurants & their Bike Nights, Attorneys, Insurance, Leather Shops, Custom Paint & Leather Seats, Tattoo Shops, Motorcycle Transport Etc. ABATE, MMA, CMA, MRO, HOG, and other clubs news. Plus listings of additional Biker Media's and web sites
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Beck's Biker Friendly: Events
A nice little resource for bikers of all kinds maintained by a nice little biker chick. We have event listings by state with web links! If you are looking for a run, an event, or just a hangout, this is the place to find it
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Biker Parties
Biker Parties - a calendar of national biker events and links
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Biker Roads Complete Listing of Harley Related Events
Here you will find everything for your Harley-Davidson and your Harley life-style - From events and laws to things that are happening and places to go, to parts, accessories, and clothing and even whole motorcycles.
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Bikerheaven.com
Bikerheaven.com - the one stop resource for bikers on the internet
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BWC Future Events
Dedicated to Camp Rainbow and The Dream Factory. Bikers helping seriously ill children. Producing the Lesie W. Watson Memorial Toy Run each September.
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CCS/ASRA - Welcome
Welcome to Championship Cup Series and ASRA. American SportBike Motorcycle Road Racing at its finest! Latest news about what's happening, upcoming race events.
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Chicago Motorcycle Guide
Chicagoland's Best Resource for Motorcycling Events, Clubs, Services, Classifieds, Dealers, Rallies & more
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CT Bikers Guide - Motorcycle events, Motorcycles, bike shops, custom finishes, rides, classifieds and more for the Connecticut motorcylist.
CT, Connecticut Guide for bikers including motorcycle events, rides, classifieds, personals, chat room, message board, biker friendly restaurants, music calendars, bike shops, gift certificates and more.
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Cycle News Online
For 30 years, Cycle News has been America's weekly motorcycle newspaper. With circulation throughout the United States and the world, Cycle News delivers up-to-the-minute news about National and International competition, personality profiles, new product reviews, and impressions of all new motorcycles.
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Damn Bikers: Events
We have event listings by state with web links! If you are looking for a run, an event, or just a hangout, this is the place to find it
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Eaglerider - Harley Davidson Reservations
Eaglerider - Harley Davidson Reservations -
EagleRider’s Tour Department provides VIP service for customers that just want enjoy the perfect motorcycle tour without all of the logistical planning that requires searching for the best routes and hotels.
Guided Motorcycle Tours – EagleRider’s professionally guided motorcycle tours are recognized throughout the industry as “the best guided motorcycle tours and vacations in the world.” An EagleRider guided motorcycle tour includes; professional multi-lingual guides, chase vans for passengers and luggage, motorcycle friendly hotels, new model Harley-Davidson of your choice, airport/hotel transfers, welcome/farewell dinners, and our world famous perfectly designed motorcycle touring routes.
Self Drive Tours (Hotel & Bike) – EagleRider’s Self Drive Tours are perfect for the independent motorcyclist who wants to rent a motorcycle, including the hotel stays, following a professionally designed route. Self drive tours including hotel & bike are reasonably priced and expertly designed to start from every EagleRider rental facility.
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Fireside Bar - Your home for Bike Week
If you're coming to the Daytona area for Bike Week - or just coming! - you shouldn't miss the not-so-famous Fireside Bar, just two blocks south of the US 1 and I-95 intersection (exit 89), just north of Daytona Beach.
We have the coldest beer in town - with prices that won't beat you up. The Fireside is the hometown bar you left behind!
We're located near 6 campgrounds and just two miles north of the Iron Horse Saloon in Ormond Beach, with plenty of parking for your Bike.
The Fireside is the oldest bar in Volusia County, built in 1945 when US 1 was only a dirt road and National Gardens was larger than Ormond Beach - with a train station, hotel and post office - all long gone now. The Fireside Bar has been a gas station, convenience store, restaurant and always a local, hometown bar.
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Four Seasons Motorcycle Club
The Four Seasons Motorcycle Club is dedicated to helping the community and sposoring family oriented events for the public. Though based out of Delaware, FSMC has members from many of the surrounding states as well as some not-so surrounding states.
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Giant Motorcycle Swap Meets
Giant Motorcycle Swap Meets, Michigan's original and largest, where you can buy, sell or trade new or used bikes, parts, apparel, etc.
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Great Pacific Northwest Dryside Gather
The idea for a Great Pacific Northwest Dryside Gather™ came from Bill Johns (alias "da Pope") and Vic Swan as they were riding home from the 1991 Joust. Here's the chronology of the various Gathers™ that have taken place since...
The terms "Great Pacific Northwest Dryside Gather", "GPNDG", "Dry Side Gather", and "Gather" (as applied to motorcycle campouts) are trademarks of GPNDG, Inc.,a Washington non-profit corporation.
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Hogbarn.net
A listing of motorcycle rallies, poker runs, and bike shows around the Sioux Falls, SD area. Postings are welcomed and free. Also related links of interest available.
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Home Page
"Welcome" to Cincinnati's FIRST web site dedicated to the motorcycle biker, triker, rider, enthusiast, or admirer. I hope to help all motorcycle riders find an event to match their riding or partying preferences. While helping the organizations, groups, clubs, or individuals sponsoring their events "get the word out".
This site is completely free to those just looking, advertising items in the classifieds, or needing advertising for an event or meeting. Please help me "get the word out" about this site to help as many motorcycle events and businesses as possible in the Cincy Area....
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Mother Road Rally
Join the hundreds of motorcyclists who have ridden the historic 2,448 miles of Route 66. The Annual Mother Road Rally goes in June and offers Complete details on the annual 'all brands invited' motorcycle tour of Historic Route 66.
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Motorcycle Events Calendar for 2005
Motorcycle events, races, bike shows, poker runs, charity runs, celebrations and more for 2005. USA, Canada, UK, Australia, Europe and the Far East. Get times, dates and complete event information on all motorcycle events in 2005 at Motorcycle City
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Motorcycle Events Cyclequest.com
Arizona Motorcycle Website that has it all, rides, events, event pics, free classifieds, clubs & chapters, biker friendly bars and businesses motorcyle organizations and so much more. Covering the states of California and Nevada also.
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Motorcycle Events
Looking for motorcycle event information? We have it -- local, regional, national and international. And, that's all we do is publish motorcycle event information. Check out our magazine, wall calendar, web site and e-newsletter.
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Rallies & Events Calendar for Gold Wing Touring Association
Rallies & Events Calendar - GWTA events scheduled throughout the U.S. and Canada.
The Gold Wing Touring Association (GWTA) is an international not-for-profit organization of touring motorcyclists, predominantly Gold Wings but not exclusively. We identify ourselves with the Gold Wing but are neither affiliated with nor receive funding from the manufacturer. GWTA is owned and operated by its members.
The most valuable thing our members receive through their membership in GWTA is stated proudly in our motto, Destination Friendship. Ask any of our active members the one thing they enjoy most about GWTA and the response is nearly unanimous, it’s the people they’ve met, the friends they’ve made.
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Ramapo Motorcycle Club contains club and local motorcycle event listing information (NY)
Welcome to the Ramapo Motorcycle Club's Web Pages. As our motto indicates, we strive to enhance the sport and these web pages detail some of our latest efforts to pursue that goal!
Ramapo MC, as an AMA chartered club, runs several well-known sanctioned motorcycling events in the New York Metro/Lower Hudson Valley area. Our members also participate in and contribute to charitable causes in the area. We participate in other local motorcycle events, and support those organizations and individuals who aim to keep motorcycling fun.
Our members like to ride, and they do so at their own discretion! You are welcome to join us for one of our regular, year-round, Sunday rides. You are also welcome to join us at our meetings at the Veterans' Memorial Association on 66 West Lake Road in Congers, NY. (Map) Thursdays at 8pm (7pm on Ride Nights – Check the Hot Line). We welcome all riders who are interested in having a good time while promoting the sport to join us.
Motorcycle motorcycles AMA motorcyclist ABATE Iron Butt RAMAPO MC M.C. BMW HONDA KAWASAKI DUCATI HD BUELL HARLEY IRONHORSE, BIKER BABE, WOMEN MOTORCYclist, CRUISER NINJA SPORTBIKE, POLAR BEAR, WINTER RIDING, CHARTER 111, OLD CLUB
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Ride To Work, Inc.
Ride to Work Mission - To advocate and support the use of motorcycles for transportation, and provides information about transportation riding to the public
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Route Hawgs Motorcycle Club
"Motorcycle riders are very generous people by nature, and as an organized group have the desire and resources to positively affect their community."
- Dennis Schmitz
Site contains upcoming event listings - based in Macclenny, Florida
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Run for the Wall - POW - MIA
The Run For The Wall (RFTW) website is dedicated to all the POW/MIAs.
Run For The Wall (RFTW) was started in 1989 as an effort by a couple of Vietnam Veterans who traveled across the heartland of America on motorcycles, talking to local Radio, TV, and Newspapers about the fact that we have thousands of men and women still unaccounted for from all of our wars. We continue this tradition every May.
There is no charge for participating in Run For The Wall, although you have to pay your own expenses. We have been very fortunate in the past in that we generally get a great deal of support from organizations and people along the way. Most nights dinners are provided free or for a small donation by concerned citizens, as well as some breakfasts and lunches. We have generous groups who have paid for gas and lodging as well.
The trip takes ten days to reach the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, where our Run officially ends on the Friday evening before Memorial Day. Additionally, we have things scheduled for the weekend, ending with participation in the Rolling Thunder Parade in Washington DC, on Sunday. It is quite a sight to behold , 200,000 motorcycles all starting at once and parading through downtown Washington, ending at the Wall.
Along the way across the U.S. we make stops at Memorials, Veteran's Hospitals, and we enjoy parades, escorts, and welcome home receptions from many of the patriotic towns.
The ages of the participants range from eight to eighty, there are mothers, fathers, grandfathers, grandmothers (who ride their own bikes!), veterans from World War II, Korea,Vietnam, Desert Storm, active military, supporters, and family. Everyone is welcome. The only rule is NO ATTITUDES.
Mission Statement: To promote healing among all veterans and their families and friends, to call for an accounting of all Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action (POW/MIA), and to honor the memory of those Killed in Action (KIA) from all wars.
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