I was thinking and hope you can help me understand for although I have not joined a club I AM a fellow rider just like you - I've donated the $20's in support of and to attend a few MC anniversary celebrations too. Question- why should perks be given to MC presidents especially, if mc's are a family unit? Leaders lead not by gett'n into parties free while their members (who have bills just like prez)pay the $20 per-head rather, Leaders "should" lead by their example! They are the teachers; example/trend setter for their club & members. They should be the one sacrificing not benefiting if their members can't. Parties/anniversaries should be a celebration of life not another chance to get intoxicated; or to show who has what (if u know what I mean). Are trophies fairly won/given to other clubs who attend events or is there favoritism? Respect IS earned but I'm hearing isn't practiced in many mc's. NOW to my sistahs who ride- We have a responsibility 1st to ourselves...so what we wear says something about how we want to be portrayed & remembered. Riding is fun but safety FIRST ALWAZ! No stilettos, chiffon scarfs and other improper safety riding gear while riding just to look pretty should not even be allowed! I saw a sistah in strapped sandals and capris fly'n.in Maryland. See you are not only jeopardizing yourself but also those who ride along with you; Why do this, just to look pretty? This raises a question as to why you ride in the first place.
Do or are clubs really giving to their community? Like taking a group of Sr citizen on an outing? Do clubs support organizations like Wednesday' child, big brother big sister programs, provide supplies for boys & girl clubs, Feed the homeless, etc. year round? I guess questions to ask when planning community events is #1 What is the problem you are trying to solve and then #2 why and will what you do solve the problem? I wanna commend & say thanks to the Prez of the
MDRedlinerz MC who when I asked if he would ride his bike then speak to over 50 DC children about bike safety at a local Vacation Bible School (for a co-worker of mine) he willingly participated
(volunteered). Thanks Storm~ Ok, off my soap box...be safe out there..pray we have fewer "RIPS" in 2010. Love ya and thanks for reading.
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