FAQ
Quick answers about membership, club expectations, rides, and how RMRRC operates.
Built on a formal governance structure that protects stability, accountability, and long term integrity.
Identity and Structure
Who we are, how we operate, and what makes us different from casual riding groups.
What is Rocky Mountain Renegades RC
A family friendly riding club built around community, respect, safe riding, and charity. We ride with purpose, support good causes, and protect a welcoming culture.
Is this a motorcycle club
We are a traditional riding club focused on respect, community, and safe riding. We do not associate with outlaw or political motorcycle organizations. We operate with clear roles, standards, and accountability.
How are decisions made
Official decisions, including membership advancement and policy changes, require at least 80 percent approval by eligible members at an official meeting. Voting is conducted openly for clarity and transparency.
Membership and Progression
Who can join, what is expected, and how membership is earned.
Who can join
Adults 18 plus who support a respectful, family friendly culture. Applicants must be willing to follow club standards, ride safely, and represent the club well in public.
How does membership work
Membership follows a structured progression that may include Guest, Supporter, Associate, Prospect, and Full Riding Member status. Advancement is based on participation, reliability, and a membership vote.
What does Good Standing mean
Good Standing means dues are current and the member is not under suspension or restrictions. Good Standing determines voting and ride privileges.
Can I wear the patch right away
Patches and identifiers are earned through participation, probation, and membership approval. They represent the whole club and must be worn with respect and responsibility.
Do I need a certain bike
No. Any street legal motorcycle is welcome. The expectation is safe riding and the ability to maintain the group pace.
Do I need riding experience
You should be comfortable controlling your bike in traffic and on highways. Newer riders can build confidence through easier rides and guidance.
Rides, Events, and Operations
Rides, dues, guests, and how to reach us.
How much are dues
Full Riding Members pay 50 dollars per month at official meetings. Dues support operations, events, and community work. Other membership levels are explained on the Membership Levels page.
Do you do charity rides
Yes. Charity is a core part of what we do. We organize rides and events to support local causes and community needs, with safety and respectful conduct as the standard.
Where are you based
Main chapter is Red Deer. Calgary and Edmonton are planned as future chapters and are currently placeholders.
Can non members attend events
Some rides and charity events may be open to guests. If an event is members only, it will be clearly marked on the event listing.
Do you have ride guidelines
Yes. We follow clear ride guidelines focused on safety, respect, and smooth group coordination. Details are provided during rides and during the membership process.
How do I join or ask questions
Use the Request Membership page to apply. If you have questions first, use the Contact page and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
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