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Urgent Motorcycle Legislative Issues

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URGENT MOTORCYCLE LEGISLATIVE ISSUES Shops, Industry and the Rest of Us Need to be Involved! Everything you own is seemingly being co-owned by someone else–you need to take a look at Right to Repair, Right to Modify, mandating renewable fuel for everyone, banning and targeting of ICE engine motorcycles, lack of support for existing owner of ICE engine rides, legislating destruction of ICE vehicles–the modern day book-burning witch-hunt, harassment and laws against ICE motorcycle enablers such as parts, aftermarket, mechanics, independent garages, tooling and small manufacturing industry, small shops and swap meets, etc. So visit this article on Bikernet.com and review what the MRF and NCOM is trying to do for your freedom, your rights. Then go out and support them if you want to ride free forever. Visit: https://www.bikernet.com/pages/URGENT_MOTORCYCLE_LEGISLATIVE_ISSUES_.aspx * * * We have a whole section of Motorcycling Rights News dating back to when your grandfather taught you to sit still on his motorcycle and smile–visit and read for free at: https://www.bikernet.com/pages/bikernet_rights.aspx

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Friday From DC – Bikers Take The Hill

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This week bikers from across the nation descended on Capitol Hill. The 2024 Motorcycle Riders Foundation’s (MRF) Bikers Inside the Beltway was the largest in the 15-year history of the event! Motorcyclists from 37 states made the trip to Washington, D.C. to advocate for issues that matter to the street rider. The list of policy concerns was long! Issues include: Right to Repair, Preserving the Internal Combustion Engine, Profiling of Bikers, Autonomous Vehicles, Ethanol Mandates and the Definition of a Motorcycle. For the second year in a row, all 435 members of the House of Representatives and 100 Senators received an informational packet from the MRF. The packet explains who we are, what we’ve done, and what we want. From Alabama to Wyoming and all the states in between, the MRF knocked on doors and shared our legislative priorities. The nearly 200 bikers who came to Washington, D.C. represented a diverse set of groups. State Motorcyclist Rights Organizations (SMRO), Sustaining Clubs, the National Council of Clubs (NCOC) and the National Coalition of Motorcyclists (NCOM) were all represented as part of the MRF event. Showing up matters. While it is important that lawmakers hear from us, it is also important that they see us. Every year there is a buzz that occurs on Capitol Hill when hundreds of bikers roam the Halls of Congress. The visual of so many motorcyclists united for a common cause is a powerful part of the annual event. The MRF is committed to being your voice in Washington, D.C. We have had a presence in town since 1986 and we are not going anywhere! We are and will remain, the voice of the street rider in our nation’s capital. Thank you to all the motorcyclists who made the journey to D.C. It is never too early

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