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The Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc. (MCC of NSW) is a well-established sports club based in Sydney, Australia. Since its establishment in 1981, the MCC of NSW has grown to become the peak body for motorcycling in the state of New South Wales, representing 62 clubs and over 36,000 riders.
The MCC of NSW serves as an internationally recognised umbrella group for motorcycle clubs, associations, and ride groups in NSW. Its primary aim is to advocate for the interests and safety of motorcycle riders across all disciplines, including road, dirt, track, and farm riding. The council welcomes riders of all ages and genders, who ride motorcycles, scooters, trikes, and quads.
One of the main reasons to join the MCC of NSW is to support the council's efforts in securing a better deal for motorcycle riders. As a non-government-funded organisation, the MCC of NSW relies on the support of its members to represent the interests of motorcyclists and improve their rights and safety. By becoming an Associate Member, riders can contribute to the council's work and make a meaningful impact on the motorcycling community.
Associate Members of the MCC of NSW have the opportunity to attend monthly meetings, where they can raise issues and be updated on the council's ongoing initiatives. This provides a platform for riders to have their voices heard and stay informed about the progress being made in improving motorcycling. Associate Membership is available for just $25, making it an affordable way to support the motorcycling community.
The MCC of NSW also has a Trail and Adventure Riders Sub-Committee, specifically dedicated to advocating for trail riders. This subcommittee focuses on protecting the rights of trail riders to legally ride on Crown Land and supports the rights of all land users. It addresses concerns and issues related to trail riding, ensuring that the interests and safety of trail riders are properly represented.
Membership with the MCC of NSW offers several benefits for riders. These include access to roadside assistance, discounted Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance for riders above 30, and legal assistance. The council also facilitates connexions with various motorcycle clubs, providing opportunities to engage with like-minded individuals and enjoy the camaraderie of the motorcycling community.
To stay connected with members and the wider community, the MCC of NSW maintains an active presence on social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. Regular updates and news related to motorcycling are shared, ensuring riders are well-informed about the latest developments and events. The council also produces informative and engaging rider videos, covering a range of topics relevant to motorcycle enthusiasts.
For general enquiries, the MCC of NSW can be contacted via email or phone. The council's commitment to serving riders is reflected in its motto, “United We Ride,” highlighting the importance of solidarity and unity within the motorcycling community. By joining the MCC of NSW, riders can contribute to the ongoing effort to promote and protect the rights of motorcycle riders in New South Wales.