Top 15 Oregon Motorcycle Clubs

We are a family orientated nonprofit club open to the public for the preservation, enjoyment and sustainment of our riding areas. We are keeping our sport available for generations to come. We are currently working with the Forest Service and the Oregon State Parks to develop riding trails in the Rock Creek OHV trail System.Located in the Mt Hood National Forest.

Located in Portland, Oregon and tracing its origins back to 1911, Rose City Motorcycle Club is Oregon's oldest AMA Chartered Road Club. Family oriented, its 200+ members ride a wide variety of motorcycles including touring, cruising, and sport bikes.

TheSang-Froid Riding Clubis an Oregon nonprofit organization dedicated to the sport of motorcycle riding and racing. Sang-Froid comes from the Latin Sanguis Frigidus - cold blood - and means cool under pressure. Motorcycle riding requires calm and concentration to achieve excellence, and this sang-froid is both our motto and our goal.

The BMW Riders of Oregon club is for people who have a fondness for, own, ride or have an interest in BMW motorcycles. Membership is open to all motorcyclists regardless of the brand of motorcycle they ride.Were dedicated to the safe enjoyment of all motorcyclesas vehicles to transport us to interesting places in Oregon, the West, or anywhere else in the world.

The OMRA has been around since 1972 and is the statewide sanctioning body for off-road motorcycle events for the state of Oregon. It is a member-run club, whose main purpose is to unite responsible trail riders, racers and dualsport riders who wish to promote, preserve and protect enjoyable off-road recreation while, at the same time, emphasizing FUN!

Since 1972,Oregon Motorcycle Road Racing Association has run safe, exciting, and competitive events for motorcycle road racers and their fans. Racers range from club level to professionals with national and international experience. OMRRA operates at Portland International Raceway, a city park and world class racetrack.

We are a family oriented trail riding club. Annually, we stage multiple events annually in the Tillamook State Forest, and the Tee Pee Run at McCubbins Gulch, in the Mt. Hood National Forest. We also only have one road event each year. Currently, we have about 75 active members, and are always looking for more. Mt Scott Motorcycle Club is the oldest dirt club in Oregon.

The club was started in 1988 by a group of families that saw what was happening to the off-road riding in Central Oregon and around our nation. We (off-road enthusiasts) were getting beaten up in the news and on television, and most importantly, our riding areas were being closed. Since then, COMAC members have worked hard to make Central Oregon a great place to ride and recreate.

It is our purpose to aid our Brothers and Sisters in the community who wish to recover from the disease of alcoholism and/or drug addiction.

Founded in 1969, the Border Riders Motorcycle Club provides social and educational opportunities for members and other gay men interested in recreational motorcycle touring. The Border Riders Motorcycle Club is the largest and one of the oldest gay motorcycle clubs in North America. Our diverse membership hails mostly from Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia. Composed of seasoned as well as novice riders, we come from all walks of life and professions.

Rip City Riders are a group of individuals brought together by a common interest, the love and freedom of riding motorcycles. We strive to establish a positive image for motorcycle enthusiasts and are not affiliated with any clubs or organizations. Our mission is to benefit Klamath Falls through charitable events and donations and to support other organizations that help the less fortunate in our community.

The members of Trinity are a diverse group of people from different church affiliations. We ride cruisers, touring bikes, and sport bikes - Hondas to Harleys - and enjoy day rides to long distance tours. However, the two things that we all share are the love of our personal Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and our enjoyment of motorcycling. Trinity is involved in many ministries and events in the Portland area, but we may best be known for the annual Polar Bear Run on New Year’s Day.

A 501 (c) (3) charitable family oriented club for riders of all ages and experience

GRIP is a group of women in the Portland and Vancouver Metro area with a common interest in motorcycles. We are a diverse group of women, all ages, all levels of riding experience and all types of bikes. We get together to socialize, experience the great Northwest, and improve our motorcycling skills. GRIP membership is exclusively for women. Girls Riding Independently Proud - come join the fun! If you have your own ride, we want to meet you!!!

For decades, The Lobos MC, has dedicated itself to the love of motorcycles. Our members are diverse – enjoying dirt bikes to cruisers, trials bikes to dual sports. As such, we host ISDE style races, Poker runs, Cross Country and Dual Sport events every year. Lobo organized events are always family friendly as fostering young rider interest is important to our Club.