US Military Vets MC

Have a DD Form 214 and have served 181 days or more in an active duty status. (Reserve and National Guard members can count active duty for training and "summer camps" ). Have full rights to veterans benefits and have received an Honorable Discharge from the United States military or be currently on active duty for a period greater than 181 days, or currently in the National Guard or Reserves.
 

-Have a valid Motorcycle Operators License.

-Pay Monthly Dues.

-Active Participation in the Club.

-Have a 750cc Motorcycle or Larger.

 

Process:

The process of becoming a member has three phases: Hang Around, Prospect and Probate.

 

During the Hang Around phase you will be a guest of the club/chapter. You will make runs with the group and attend meetings. If the club "fits" you and vice versa, then you will be invited to become a prospect. In the hang around stage there is no commitment and you can come and go as you please.

During the Prospect phase you are basically a "prospective member" and the individual will go on all runs and attend all meetings with the club. This gives the prospect a chance to continue to evaluate his desire to belong to this brotherhood and the club members to evaluate his basic personality and compatibility. In this phase the club expects a certain amount of commitment to the chapter you are affiliating with.

 

The Probate phase is longer and gives the probate the opportunity to learn the proper conduct of a member in a MC. It affords the membership the opportunity to evaluate the probate as an individual that they will be proud to label as, and depend upon as a brother.

During this time the probate is under the direct supervision of an experienced patch holder whenever wearing the club "rockers". At this stage, full commitment to the club is expected.


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