Riding Clubs and Organizations in Minnesota The following groups all operate in Minnesota to share the fun of riding, exchange of information and ideas, and join together in common goals for safe motorcycling. If you would like your club included on this list or have updated contact information, contact Jay Bock, at (651) 201-7069.
ABATE of Minnesota 507-487-5000 or 800-224-6570,
StateOffice@abatemn.org American Bikers for Awareness, Training and Education is a not-for-profit motorcycle rights organization committed to educating motorcyclists and the general public about motorcycling.
Antique Motorcycle Club of America (AMCA) - Viking Chapter is a local chapter of the AMCA, a non-profit organization founded in 1954. Join us at the State Fairgrounds the second weekend in June (Friday and Saturday) for our annual show featuring more than 150 cycles 35 years of age and older. Ownership of a motorcycle is not required to become a member.
Blue Knightsmn4@blueknights.org. Blue Knights is a non-profit organization of active and retired law enforcement men and women who enjoy riding motorcycles.
BMW Motorcycle Owners of America (BMWMOA) Karol Patzer,
gypsybeemer@earthlink.net, 612-534-RIDE. BMWMOA promotes the camaraderie and friendship of individual members and BMW motorcycle clubs.
Central Roadracing Association (CRA) Minnesota's race club for 40 years. Come join us for fun, friends, and fast times at Brainerd International Raceway. Volunteers needed!
Chrome Divas Lee,
angelbabyl777@yahoo.com. Chrome Divas is a ladies-only motorcycle group of riders and passengers and even some non-riding women, who love motorcycles and participating in charity functions.
Concours Owners Group (COG) Randy Schafer, 612-433-5605,
rides1zg@aol.com. COG promotes camaraderie and technical support for Kawasaki Concours owners.
Dry Riders Men and women who are family-oriented and have formed a club to promote motorcycling without the use of alcohol or drugs while riding.
Eagle Wings Motorcycle Association (National) or EWMA MinnKota District (MN, ND, SD)
WELCOME to Eagle Wings Motorcycle Association (EWMA). We are a Worldwide association with members in North America and Europe. Our focus is on Safety, Fun and Riding, with no judgments or preaching. We are an all-inclusive motorcycle group, and we invite ALL bike types, styles, and experience levels to join us. If you are looking for a group to ride with but don't want to be riding bar to bar, YOU CAME TO THE RIGHT PLACE! Destination Rides, Restaurants and Ice Cream are our desired rides.
HOG is for Harley riders to share their passion and show their pride.
Contact Brian Carlson, 320-333-9484, for the central lakes region chapter.
The Iron Warriors Motorcycle Club is a non-profit organization of current and retired law enforcement officers and firefighters. The Iron Warriors own and ride V-twin motorcycles made by American-owned companies. The camaraderie of riding with like-minded individuals strengthens the dedication in providing assistance and support to our communities, departments, families and members. The IWMC membership contributes much of its free time toward the efforts of raising money to support the families of Fallen Police Officers and/or Firefighters. The IWMC additionally supports our Veterans of the military, as they have sacrificed much, and some sacrificed all. AMA-chartered motocross club.
The Lost 202 is a non-territorial motorcycle riding club based in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Metro area. We ride with any make or model of bike and welcome both men and women into our membership. Please visit our website for additional information.
Minnesota Masonic Motorcycle Club International
grandpaaune@aol.com, (612) 719-1610 A chapter to bring together Master Masons whose common interests are motorcycle riding, promoting good fellowship and encouraging membership in the Fraternity.
Minnesota Motorcycle Safety Advisory Task Force A citizens' advisory group for the Minnesota Motorcycle Safety Program.
Minnesota Valkyrie Owners info@valkyrie-owners.com The formation of the Valkyrie Owners Club is centered around creating a platform that provides communication links, recreational riding activities and social events.
Individuals and their partners who enjoy owning and riding Gold Wings.
MDAR offers safe ride service for impaired motorcyclists from the last weekend in April through the last weekend in October. Hours of operation are 6 p.m. Friday through 12 a.m. Monday (midnight Sunday).
MSTA brings together riders whose focus is motorcycle sport touring regardless of type or brand of motorcycle.
This club promotes enduro, hare scrambles, motocross, and dirt track events in Minnesota, AMA District 23.promotes enduro, hare scrambles, motocross, and dirt track events in Minnesota, AMA District 23.
The Paul Bunyan Forest Riders MC, Inc. (PBFR MC) is a group of off road motorcycle enthusiasts with members from Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
Red Knights International Firefighters Motorcycle Club The Red Knights Twin Cities Chapter is a club for members of the fire service, and their families, who enjoy riding motorcycles. Membership is open to all firefighters; active, retired, volunteer, professional or industrial, who have access to a motorcycle and hold a valid motorcycle driver’s license.
Redwing IronWorks Motorcycle Club The Redwing Iron Works Motorcycle Club is a sport touring and sport bike riding club.
This is a partner program of Accident Scene Management. Road Guardians provides recognition and incentives to riders who are properly trained and licensed. We encourage motorcyclists to be “lifelong learners” by providing resources and opportunity as well. a partner program of Accident Scene Management. Road Guardians provides recognition and incentives to riders who are properly trained and licensed. We encourage motorcyclists to be “lifelong learners” by providing resources and opportunity as well.
An association for riders of all brands and types of motorcycles. SMARTER provides a voice for responsible, trained and educated motorcyclists who value research, education and skill training related to proficient motorcycle riding and risk-reduction measures.
Sons of Armageddon The Sons of Armageddon MC exists to give the common biker the support to ride free and build a brotherhood of friends to share the MC biker experience.
Now with four chapters in Minnesota, three are in the Twin Cities Area. This family-oriented group welcomes all brands of cruisers and touring motorcycles, especially the Yamaha Star line. Safe family riding at its best.
A not-for-profit motorcycle rights organization. Proceeds go to enhance motorcycle safety, awareness and education.
A dedicated Web site for the Honda ST1300 and ST1100 sport touring motorcycles. We offer advice, information, tech sessions, and group rides. All bikes are welcome.
Promotes and supports off road motorcycle racing, ATV racing, and recreational riding.
Members include lawyers, judges, law school deans, law students, bailiffs, paralegals, legal secretaries, private investigators, court reporters and the like.
An OHM non-competition trail riding club. TCTR helps attract new riders to the sport or people just starting out who are looking for someone to ride with. TCTR is a recreational club that supports responsible riding for fun, which in turn helps get us organized to do our part in making sure that we will all have trails to ride on.
Twin Cities Motorcycle Club (TCMC) For riders in the Minneapolis and St. Paul area and western Wisconsin. Anyone interested in going on group rides or attending motorcycle-related events is welcome. It doesn't matter if you're a rookie or have been riding for decades, all are treated equally here.
The West Bank Motorcycle Club welcomes all riders to join us; to ride and share with us the love of riding. We are an all-brands motorcycle touring club that meets for rides twice a week.
Women on Wheels (WOW) 800-322-1969, to unite all women motorcycle enthusiasts, whether they ride their own machine, are motorcycle passengers or enthusiasts, or future motorcyclists.
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