Rigid Riders Riding Club - Kentucky

The Rigid Riders RC is focused on riding rigid motorcycles (hardtail, no shocks), and embracing the old school tradition of riding hard, and supporting charities.

It's a very new club that started with six people who have been riding for many years together, and looking to add new members.

Visit them online: http://rigidriders.webs.com/

Dixie Iron Riders - Tennessee

The Dixie Iron Riders is centered in and around Blount County, Tennessee. They've been around since 2006, and are sanctioned by the Tennessee Confederation of Clubs.

According to their mission statement...

We emphasize and promote the positive image of motorcyclist as responsible, civil mined role models. We focus on giving back to various communities through charitable endeavors. As a member of the Dixie Iron Riders our individual and collective goal is the promotion of our group as one of the premier riding organizations in East Tennessee. Our goal is to reach out to the motorcycle community, as well as the non riding community to promote the love of the motorcycle.

Visit the Dixie Iron Riders online: http://www.dixieiron.com

Older Bikers Riding Club

Older Bikers Riding Club is a national club currently forming as many as 14 chapters in 5 states, Texas, Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and is looking to open more.

The OBRC has three basic rules (as quoted from their website)...

1: You must ride a bike or trike. When we say ride, we are looking for people that are out riding every week during the summer, traveling to rallies, bike nights, poker runs and using any other excuse they can find to ride.

2: No drinking while riding. We do NOT stop at bars when we are out riding. You can drink as much as you want when you arrive at a rally or get home, but we do not allow drinking while riding with us.

3: NEVER abandon another biker. If we see another biker on the side of the road, we always stop to help and never leave another biker sitting alone.

Visit the Older Bikers Riding Club online: http://olderbikers.org/

Gun Runners VRC - Massachusetts

Gun Runners VRC was founded by four original members, a Marine sniper, an Air Force ground radio operator, a former Marine force recconnaissance Gulf War veteran, and a custom automotive/bike painter.

The idea started in 2005, shortly after an eight day ride from Massachusetts to South Dakota and back, to form a club of like minded motorcyclist who enjoy not only riding locally but travel as well.

Their goal is to take one long distance ride and hold one charity event annually. The time between these events is spent riding locally, planning the next long distance ride, organizing the next benefit, having some beers and talking shit.

If you are a veteran of the U.S. armed services, or have served in the protection of the U.S. against foriegn interests, and would like more information about their club, visit their website.

Visit online: http://www.gunrunnersmc.com

Southern Iron Riders Club - North Carolina

The Southern Iron Riders Club is based in North Carolina, and is a new club having been around only a few months as of this writing.

They ride cruisers and have a great time together having fun.

Visit online: http://www.southernironridersclub.com/