Black Motorcycle Clubs

African Americans love to ride motorcycles. They also love the support and friendship they receive as part of a group or organization. Motorcycle Clubs allow Black riders to enjoy their passion with other like-minded individuals in pursuit of a great goal. Most Black motorcycle clubs include uplifting their community or race.

African American motorcycle clubs are very organized, with elected leaders and annual dues. Every year, "Black Bikers" travel from across the country to annual events. The largest event is the Black Bike Week in Myrtle Beach.

It will be a mistake to refer to these associations as Black Biker Gangs. Members are not thugs.

Browse the vast list of Black Bike Clubs. If a club is missing, it is easy to add. They must have a current website. To add a club: Create an account, log in, then click the Submit An Event link.

Don't forget to browse the rides as well. Follow the instructions above to add an event.

Safety Precautions

Safety Precautions for Long Distance Biking

The typical motorcycle rider may drive his bike to and from work, or may use it to navigate through crowded traffic during rush hour on the highway. For real motorcycle enthusiasts, however, biking doesn’t being and end day-to-day; it’s an ongoing process that lingers. If you’re the type of motorcyclist who spends hours journeying down the road on your motorcycle, and often travel for hours or days on end to accomplish long road trips, this article is tailored to you. While general safety precautions make sense for everyone, for the atypical driver such as yourself, some extra safety concerns need to be taken into account.

For instance, in some states there are no laws mandating motorcycle helmet use,