List of motorcycle clubs

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This is a list of motorcycle-related clubs with articles on Wikipedia.

NameYear foundedLocation
59 Club 1962London, England
Antique Motorcycle Club of America 1954New England, United States
Association of Recovering Motorcyclists 1986Worldwide
The Bike Shed Motorcycle Club 2015London, England
Bikers for Christ 1990Marysville, California, United States
BMW Motorcycle Owners of America 1972
Boozefighters 1946California, United States
Canadian Army Veteran Motorcycle Units (CAV) 2003
Christian Motorcyclists Association 1975Hatfield, Arkansas, United States
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association 2001United States
Cornerstone Motorcycle Ministry 1978
Cycle Queens of America 1958
Freewheelers EVS 1990Somerset, Bristol, Bath,
West Wiltshire, South Gloucestershire
God's Squad CMC 1971Australia > 16 countries, 40 chapters
Harley Owners Group 1983Worldwide
Holy Riders 1981Norway, Australia, Germany
Jewish Motorcyclists Alliance 2004Worldwide
London Ladies' Motor Club 1926London, England
Madras Bulls 2002Chennai, India
Mongols Motorcycle Club 1969United States
Moped Army 1997United States
Motor Maids 1940United States and Canada
Motorcycle Riders Association of Australia 1978Victoria, Australia
Night Wolves 1989Soviet Union
Patriot Guard Riders 2005Mulvane, Kansas, United States
Rainbow Motorcycle Club 1971San Francisco, California, United States
The Royal British Legion Riders Branch 2004
Satyrs Motorcycle Club 1957Los Angeles, California, United States
Shrewsbury Motocross Club 1976Shrewsbury area, West Midlands region of England
Triumph Owners Motor Cycle Club 1949Worldwide
Vintage Motor Cycle Club 1946Staffordshire, England
Women in the Wind MC 1979Toledo, Ohio, United States
Women's International Motorcycle Association 1978Australia
Leather & Lace Motorcycle Club 1983Florida, United States
Untouchables Motorcycle Club 2000United States

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