ABATE
American Bikers Active Toward Education
A politically active organization working on motorcyclists' rights perspective. District 1 meets the first Tuesday at Arlo's in Chatsworth, Ga. at 8 p.m. (706) 673-5641. District 1 West holds their meeting at the Dari-Dip, 302 W. Villanow St., La Fayette, GA 30728 on the fourth Monday of each month. Dinner is at 6 p.m. and the meeting starts at 7 p.m. Please visit our website www.gabated1w.com .

ABATE of Georgia
American Bikers Active Towards Education District 1 Chapter 2 will be holding their monthly meeting at Don Lolo’s on North Main St. in LaFayette, GA Monday December 11th. ABATE of Georgia is a motorcyclist’s rights organization which is composed of motorcyclist from all areas of the state, from all walks of life, and who ride all makes of bikes. ABATE of Georgia is affiliated with national rights groups like the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA), the Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) and the National Coalition of Motorcyclist (NCOM). Dinner at 6:00 pm and the meeting starts at 7:00pm.
All bikers are welcome and encouraged to attend.

AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR (Sportbike Club)
We are a Sportbike club. We participate in rides, cookouts, shows, etc. and other events to give back to the community. We meet on the first Saturday of every month at Hooters in Chattanooga, TN at 7 p.m. We are always looking for new members so we can grow. If interested, contact us or come to a meeting. Chattanooga President: Percy "Rook" Eaves: 423-331-1594, Cleveland President: Stan: 423-303-9566, or www.myspace.com/aggressivebehaviorsbc.

AMERICAN THUNDER MOTORCYCLE CLUB
A Harley-only club based in Athens, Tenn. Our unofficial motto is: “Live to Ride, Ride to Eat.” Monthly meetings are held the second Tuesday at Athens Diner on Congress Parkway at 7 p.m. The club typically rides every Sunday. A “Ride Calendar” link is on our Web site. Visit our Web site, www.drwebman.com/americanthunder, or email us at info@drwebman.com.

AMERICAN LEGION RIDERS
Post 214, Rossville, GA - The American Legion Riders Post 214 are members of the American Legion who are also motorcycle enthusiasts. They can be found participating in parades, funeral processions of military veterans, partaking in motorcycling events, and supporting the communities in which they live, work, and play. Members of the ALR come from the Legion, the Legion Auxiliary, and the Sons of the American Legion. Check us out on the web at http://alrpost214.zoomshare.com The American Legion Riders is not a M/C, and does not practice M/C rules or regulations. The American Legion Riders is family-oriented, just as is its parent organization: the American Legion
Tom "Littlefoot" Dooley at opas-treehouse@hotmail.com
706-891-0390

THE BLUE KNIGHTS
The club is composed of active and retired police officers. Currently in the Chattanooga area there are two chapters; Blue Knights GA IX (www.blueknightsga9.freehomepage.com) which meets the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 - (706) 375-2636 or wcsd21@comcast.net or through our homepage, and Blue Knights TN VII, which meets every second Tuesday each month at 6:30 - (423)472-3551 or hanshawmb@vol.com

C.M.A. - CHRISTIAN MOTORCYCLISTS ASSOCIATION
Our purpose is three fold: 1. Provide and encourage members to be active in testimony and Christian witnessing to all motorcyclists. 2. Provide a Christian fellowship ride group. 3 Provide an evangelistic association for motorcycling. The Chattanooga Chapter meets the first Monday of the month at Rib & Loin on Hwy 153 - Dinner at 6 p.m., meeting at 7 p.m. Contact Gary Scruggs at 423-991-0962 or email www.cmachattanooga.com for more info. The Cleveland Chapter meets on the third Monday of the month at Ryan's on Paul Huff Parkway. Dinner is at 6 and the meeting is at 7 p.m. Contact Tim O'Neal at 423-339-9631 for more info. The Dalton Chapter meets the second Tuesday of every month at Western Sizzlin. We eat at 6, and meet at 7 p.m. The Athens Chapter meets at Western Sizzlin Steakhouse on Hwy 30 on the fourth Monday of the month. Dinner is at 6 and the meeting is at 7 p.m. Contact Alan Bohannon at 423-745-4119 for more info. The Lafayette Chapter meets the third Monday of the month at Dari Dip. For more information call Rick Winkler at 423-987-4137.

CMT/ABATE - CONCERNED MOTORCYCLISTS OF TENNESSEE
A grass-roots political organization that was formed to preserve freedom and safety for all Tennesseans who enjoy motorcycling. Our meetings are held the third Sunday of every month. Call for location (423) 570-0250.

CONFEDERATE BROTHERHOOD
A club formed by people with two common passions, riding our bikes, and proud southern heritage. Active in the biker community, poker runs, charity events, monthly rides and meetings as well as rides and rallies throughout the southeast. Heritage - not hate. Go to www.confederatebrotherhoodmc.50megs.com email Steelhorse410@aol.com or call (423) 903-6428 for more information.

DISABLED VETS ASSOCIATION CLUB
All gave some, some gave all. MIAs and POWs are not forgotten. Memory makers, heartbreakers, LBJ/Saigon thank you Charlie Daniels. Info 1-423-667-4032 Saturday or Sunday calls only please. Donations accepted. We look after those who serve.

FORSAKEN RIDERS
We are more than just a riding association, we are a group of men and women whose goals are to work with our community and various organizations, helping those who are less fortunate than we are. Being a member of Forsaken Riders is a means by which our members can participate with other riders who share the same interests which include, charities, community service, and other motorcycling and business activities. There are no specific requirements concerning what type of bike you ride, just that you like to ride. Making a difference in someone’s life is very important to us and something we do from the heart. For more information you can call Lee at 423-309-9008, Tim at 423-762-7082, check us out at www.myspace.com/forsakenriders or email us at www.forsakenriders@yahoo.com.

GOLD WING ROAD RIDERS ASSOCIATION
Chapter V (Chattanooga, TN) meets at Southern Honda at 9 a.m. the second Saturday of every month. Call 423-490-2354 or go to www.choochoowings.com for more information.

H.O.G. - HARLEY OWNERS GROUP - THUNDER CREEK CHAPTER
Thunder Creek HOG is a riding club - so if you like to get out and go, this club is for you. Our monthly chapter meetings are always on the second Monday of each month and start at 7 p.m. at the Country Place Restaurant on Shallowford Road. Come early to socialize, eat from the great selections on the buffet or order specials from the menu, and be prepared to have some fun. The meetings end with great door prizes from Thunder Creek Harley-Davidson. You may contact Johnny Stansell at 706-866-4022 (H_Dsportie04@yahoo.com), Randall Delashmitt at 423-421-7233 (dtrain129@aol.com), Darlene Stansell at 423-280-0538 (darlenestansell@yahoo.com) or visit our Web site at www.thundercreekharley.com for more information.


REBEL BELLES
Founded in 2001 in Atlanta, Ga., for the purpose of building a sisterhood of female motorcyclists and to ride. We are women who possess enviable Southern charm and grace but are tough enough to stand alone and smart enough to stand beside our sisters. We are an eclectic, energetic group of women who love life and have decided to take it by the hand and run with it. The three founders make the rules of the ride and change them when they feel like it needs to be done. After all, it is a woman's prerogative! We're looking to expand our sisterhood, but women can't just sign up. Prospective members get to hang out with us for a while and we get to know each other. Membership is granted on “Bond-Ability.” Contact us for more information. E-mail: motoprom@bellsouth.net. Phone: (770) 719-1987 Atlanta, (478) 256-4854 Macon.

ROAD BENDERS RIDING CLUB (RBRC)
We are a group of motorcycle enthusiasts with the founding chapter based in Chattanooga, Tennessee (Chapter one). We like to get together and ride to a destination for a weekend, an extended vacation, or just for the day. Whether it be to somewhere close like Helen, Ga. Or Deals Gap, (Tail of the Dragon) and the Cherohala Skyway. The Carolinas, offer many riding opportunities and Kodak moments for the Road Benders. We also ride to many bike rallies each year. You are encouraged to bring your cameras on all rides. The RBRC's support many local and national causes, such as, The Chattanooga Aim Center, Veteran organizations, Homeless, Food Bank, and St. Jude. To ride with The Road Benders, you have to follow a few rules. 1. You must be licensed to ride a motor driven cycle or have the "M" endorsement on your automobile drivers license (if riding two or three wheels). 2. You must be willing to obey the state and federal laws that apply to your mode of transportation. The Road Benders Riding Club supports The Rolling Thunder Veterans Organization and The American Legion Riders. We also have another chapter in this area. (Chapter four) located in Chickamauga Ga. You don't even have to ride a motorcycle to attend a Road Benders event/ride. You may use whatever mode of transportation you desire. We just love to get together and go to a place everyone wants to go. Riding a Motorcycle is just our preferred way of getting there. For more info, about chapter one, (Chattanooga) contact JR "Gadget" Worley at jworley155@aol.com or go to: myspace.com/rbrc01 For more info, about chapter four, (Chickamauga) contact Paul "Spider" Ross at roadbendersc4@yahoo.com or got to: myspace.com/roadbendersc4 . After contacting either of these club leaders, you will be given all the requirements for becoming a member of that particular chapter. We Just Want To Ride, because We Live To Ride.

ROAD RIDERS FOR JESUS
Dayton ,Tn Meeting Every 4th Saturday For Breakfast at 0800 Then Meeting at Bimbo's Resturant on Hwy 27 Dayton,Tn A Ride To Follow Meeting Weather Permitting.All BIkes and Colors Welcome For More Infor Please Call Johnny [J.R.] Plemons at 432 505-6026

ROLLING THUNDER POW-MIA VETERANS
A group of citizens, not all veterans and not all bikers, whose major function is to publicize the POW-MIA issue, to educate the public, help correct the past, protect future Veterans, and to help disabled Veterans from all wars. Call Ray @ (423) 315-0110 or Gerri @ (423) 667-9306.

ROLLERS RIDING CLUB
The Rollers Riding Club was founded in 2009 by a group of friends and riders from diverse backgrounds. We ride a wide variety of motorcycle brands and styles and are open to all riders of freeway capable bikes. We are a family oriented AMA chartered motorcycle riding club that enjoys riding and socializing together. Our rides range from short two-hour dinner rides to day rides to the North Georgia Mountains. We also have overnight riding events and even weeklong trips. There are plenty of options to suit every riding taste. The Rollers Riding Club is a democracy "by the people, for the people," with the idea that every member can voice their opinions and suggestions openly at any time. We have monthly business meetings and our officer positions are voted on annually. Becoming a member requires you to have a valid state endorsed motorcycle license, be at least 18 years old, and display safe riding skills. We also want to know that your personality is a good fit with the club. In order for us to get to know each other better, prospects must attend four club rides and two meetings. Once those requirements are met, you may request membership at the next Rollers Riding Club Meeting. Email us at info@georgiarollers.com or visit our Web site, www.georgiarollers.com for more information.

ROUGHNECKS MOTORCYCLE CLUB
Rossville Ga. Chapter - The Roughnecks MC is a brotherhood of active and retired law enforcement and public safety personnel. The RMC is a club consisting of American and metric cruisers with 500cc plus engines. We respect all colors and clubs, so we expect the same. We meet at Lou's Burger House (McFarland Avenue in Rossville) on the first Sunday of each month at 4 p.m. If you would like to receive more information on the Roughnecks MC, contact rmcrossville@gmail.com .

SCMC - SCENIC CITY MOTORCYCLE CLUB
We are a group of individuals who ride all brands of motorcycles, mostly cruiser or touring types, who are dedicated to social enjoyment of motorcycling. The club motto is “Eat to ride and ride to eat.” We meet the last Monday of each month at wally’s in East Ridge, Tenn., at 7 p.m. come earlier if you wish to eat.
sceniccitymc@hotmail.com

SISTERS OF CHROME WMC
We are a club born out of friendship and developed years ago through a motorcycle riders association. We offer women an opportunity to further develop the relationship and their surrounding passion for riding motorcycles. We are non-profit chapters of women content to grabbing the handlebars and steering our own motorcycles. Wherever we go our scooters carry us. Ladies, the road is yours, take the ride! We invite you to form a chapter or become a member of an existing chapter. We are bringing our sisterhood to your areas. For more info, Chaos : (410) 477-5557 or www.sistersofchromemc.com

STEEL BROTHERS MOTORCYCLE CLUB
We are a group of motorcycle enthusiasts who value the importance of family and brotherhood. We are a family oriented club and are dedicated to improving the image of the motorcyclist as well as the hobby of motorcycling. We encourage anyone who is looking for a family-first club to contact us. We may be the club you have been looking for! steelbrothersmc@yahoo.com or www.myspace.com/steelbrothersmc

SONS OF GOD MOTORCYCLE CLUB MINISTRY
With chapters through out the US, Canada and England, our members are made up of Christian bikers who share a vision of spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ with other bikers. For more information contact our national business office or check out our Web site for a chapter near you. National business Web site: http:// www.sonsofgodmc.org Tennessee chapter business office: 423-463-1967 in Cleveland, TN.

SONS OF THE ROAD RIDING ASSOCIATION
This is a new riding association in Chattanooga. Our group focus is to be family oriented. Your children are welcome on rides and welcome at our meetings. There are no restrictions on what type of bike you ride, just that you ride and have a valid motorcycle endorsement on your license. We participate in local event rides as much as possible and we have our own monthly group ride once a month. We meet the last Saturday of each month, the location does change but feel free to check out Sons Of The Road on Facebook for our meeting location/information or contact our President Phil Croft
at 423-718-4639

SOUTHERN CRUISERS RIDING CLUB
An all brands, no-dues riding club. Creating a family of bikers united in the brotherhood of friendship and the enjoyment of the open road on two wheels. Long rides, short rides, wet rides, dry rides - we do them all! Come on out and ride with us! As we say: It’s not what you ride only that you ride! First Officer: Rick- 423.821-1800 or hotrodcoop@gmail.com. Second Officer: "G" - scrc34g@gmail.com. Or check out our Web site at www.scrc34.com for info.

SOUTHERN THUNDER MC
We are a small local club that enjoys family and riding. For more info: Tony Shrader - President - 423-593-5622. Bruce Clements - Secretary - 423-619-3715.

SOUTHERN STEELE MOTORCYCLE CLUB
A new club looking for new members who love to ride. All bikes are welcomed. We are based in Chattooga County, Georgia. We meet on the first Thursday of each month. There are monthly fun rides and we are looking to do charity rides, along with giving scholarships to kids to further their education. For more information contact us at jknoxx@alltel.net.

THE SOUTHERN SOULS MOTORCYCLE CLUB (SSMC, Dayton, TN)
We focus on the enjoyment of riding motorcycles, spending time with like-minded folks, and the support of the American Cancer Society. SSMC is a non-territorial, non-profit, and non-inclusive Motorcycle Club. Race or religion shall not be used as a bias for membership. Having lost family members to cancer and current members who have been stricken with cancer, we ride to remember all those who have lost loved ones to this disease. SSMC supports and participates in charity rides, poker runs and activities that support the American Cancer Society. The SSMC fully supports the Confederation of Clubs (COC) of Tennessee and the Motorcycle Clubs in Chattanooga (MCIC). If you would like to contact us about membership or to ride, just come up and talk to us when you see us, or e-mail us at greg@southernsoulsmc.com or visit our Web site: southernsoulsmc.com.

STAR TOURING & RIDING - DALTON, GA CHAPTER 318
We are a group that welcomes “everyone.” We are a unique motorcycle organization, dedicated to the positive values, promoting our love of motorcycling and creating the experiences of a lifetime. We are a family orientated group. We meet the first Thursday every month at the Western Sizzler on Cleveland Highway in Dalton, Ga. at 7 p.m. Something unique about our group: LOS (Ladies of the Star) We encourage women to participate in all aspects of Star. We wish to promote a positive image of women riders. Star Vets: We honor and commemorate the sacrifices of the men and women who have served or are currently serving. This is our way of saying “We will never forget.” Tin Star: Our Tin Star members are always available to help anyone in need. They can take control until local authorities arrive. Star Kids and Teens: This is our way to educate the next generation as to the positive aspects of motorcycling. For more info. regarding the Dalton Chapter 318, email dogle2@charter.net, or call 706-695-0709.

UNWANTED MOTORCYCLE CLUB
A biker community active, 99%er, Harley-Davidson or American made only motorcycle club. The club was founded by a very close group of friends that became a family through riding together. The club is primarily a policeman and fireman club, but there is always room for a civilian, provided they are not a felon and can get an active member to sponsor them. Monthly meeting times vary and are private. For info on the club, look for the colors, introduce yourself and get to know the family, call 423-715-0616, email david_ftby@hotmail.com, or click here for their MySpace profile!

VETERANS BROTHERHOOD
We are a veterans motorcycle club - a fraternal organization of military veterans who have served in non-combat areas of the U.S. military. For more information contact “Doc” at parrotthead7@hotmail.com

VIETNAM VETS / LEGACY VETS MOTORCYCLE CLUB
An international organization with members in Europe, Canada and all 50 of the United States. The VNV/LV MC is made up of veterans from Vietnam forward including those presently serving on active duty. We are bonded by history, and united by principles to form a proud and unique biker brotherhood. We have pledged to contribute our energy, time and resources to build a better future for all veterans and their families. Our prime directive is to do everything within our power to bring our POW/MIA brothers home, and to insist that our government provide accountability for each of those patriots. We often sponsor awareness events within our communities to help bring to light the plight of often forgotten Veterans. Members of the VNV/LV MC continue to honor our solemn oath to defend and protect the Constitution of the United States against all enemies both foreign and domestic. Our brothers share a strict set of codes, ethics and values. We are not a criminal organization nor do we have any intention of becoming one. We do feel strongly about government infringement on personal liberties and civil rights, and will speak up and take action as appropriate. We strive to respect the freedom of the wind and the road. The process of becoming a member of the VNV/LV MC and our unique brotherhood is best explained in person. Feel free to contact Spur at 423-284-9423 or vffvspur@gmail.com and ask.

WARRIOR BROTHERHOOD VETERANS MOTORCYCLE CLUB
Supporting all veterans organizations. National AMA chapter # 02067. Come and check out our Web site or contact our state director at www.warriorbrotherhood.com.

WINGS IN THE WIND
A new Christian motorcycle ministry, organized for those who would like to have opportunities for Christian biker fellowship and service to the community, without the time or financial requirements typical of most clubs. We are a fellowship of members with very busy church, family and work demands, but with the desire to find time for our motorcycle passion. We are represented by all types of bikes, riding experience, people, denominations and backgrounds. We especially welcome new motorcyclists, with the intent of encouraging them in their spiritual and cycling endeavors. Supper meetings are held monthly and planned group rides through God’s creation are a regular activity. Visit our Web site for detailed information, www.wingsinthewind.net regarding our beliefs and activities or call Randy Carter at 706-764-6105.

WOW - Women On Wheels
Our mission statement is to unite all women motorcycle enthusiasts for recreation, education, mutual support, recognition, and to promote a positive image of motorcycling. The local chapter of WOW meets at Magoo's on Ringgold Rd. on the second Saturday of the month at 11 a.m. rain or shine. Rides take place after the meeting, weather permitting. For more information call 423-899-1332 or visit our Web site at www.coolladycruisers.com.