Become a Member

R. I. Motorcycle Association

Become a Member

We are always looking for people interested in joining our organization.

Who Can Join?

ANYONE.

We invite anybody interested in the issues and topics we focus our efforts on to join.

Members are not required to ride any specific type of motorcycle.

Members do not need to own a bike. If you have owned one in the past, or are getting ready to ride again.

Family Memberships are available as well as single.

It's not about what you ride.

Benefits of Joining

There are several benefits to becoming a member of our organization. Our members are close friends and we have a great time when we get together. Of course we also have a common interest, and we hope to further our cause.

Stay updated with current events via our members only Newsletter. (see "More on our Newsletter")

Members enjoy updates via email.

Some RIMA member businesses offer discounts to our members.

Support Patch, new members receive a 2 1/2 x 5 1/4 support patch. (1 per membership).

How Can You Join?

To join we need a completed application and membership dues for the year.

You can download a copy of the application form from the link below. Mail the application along with membership dues for the year.

Download R.I.M.A. Membership Application

New members can Join on-line here.

We accept PayPal and most major credit cards.

Current members or recently expired members can renew at a discounted rate, just Login and click "Renew Membership".

More on our Newsletter Interested in learning more on Legislation and what's happening on the local and national level regarding motorcycle rights? There's no better way then to receive our newsletter. Buddy, our president and editor, puts together our newsletter. The 2009 Nov/Dec issue is 31 pages of information. Published bi-monthly, Buddy searches the internet for everything that might interest us. Besides RI State issues, he includes what's happening locally like local ordinances in Lincoln and East Greenwich. He also include experts from the American Motorcycle Association (AMA), National Coalition of Motorcyclists (NCOM), Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF), and Bruce on Biker's Rights.

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