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Welcome to the Motorcycle Council of NSW
Who are we?
The Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc. (MCC of NSW) is an internationally recognised umbrella group for motorcycle clubs, associations and ride groups, in the state of New South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia.
Established in 1982, the MCC of NSW is the peak body for motorcycling in this state. It represents over 41 clubs, with more than 36,000 riders.
The MCC of NSW Committee includes: Guy (Chairman), Cliff (Vice Chairman), Ray (Treasurer), Christine (Secretary), Brian (Chair of Road Safety), Ian, Rishi (General Committee).
What do we do for you?
We lobby locally, nationally and internationally for motorcycle riders' rights. We promote motorcycling and the interests of motorcyclists.
Some issues include:
- Road safety
- Legislation
- Crash barriers
- Parking
- Tolling
- Exhaust Labelling
- CTP Insurance
How does the MCC work?
The MCC is run along democratic lines. Member clubs raise
issues from their own meetings via their delegates. These items are placed on the agenda of the MCC. The decision on whether an issue will be taken up or not is determined by a vote of the delegates.
Next meeting to be held
Monday 7:30pm, July 6th 2009
Normally, first Monday of the month, but not on a Public Holiday Monday, so it moves forward to the second Monday
Meeting Venue
Meetings are conducted at Ryde Ex-Services Club (Bowling clubrooms)
724 Victoria Rd, Ryde, NSW 2112
(02) 9807 3599
(entrance via Eagle Street)
Good food
The MCC cordially extend an invitation to any rider that wishes to attend these meetings.
Come earlier to enjoy a meal, a drink & excellent company.
How are issues advanced?
After members vote to pursue an objective, club representatives work together on developing a solution. Unaligned riders may assist with this process, but member groups are kept informed of progress at all times.
How do you get involved?
MCC membership is open to all clubs, associations and ride groups but not to individuals. Each affiliated club has two delegate seats on the MCC. Membership is free and voluntary. Come and take your seat!
If you want to find out more, contact our Club Liaison Officer. More information is available here.
Why join?
Our needs as road users are rarely considered by those who draft legislation, change regulations or implement road safety campaigns. If we don't work at maintaining amd improving legislation, regulations and campaigns, you will find that united we ride, divided we walk.
Want to contact the MCC of NSW?
Motor Cycle Council of NSW
Administrative Office
15 Huddleston St
Colyton NSW 2760
AUSTRALIA
Ph: (02) 9833 7794
(+61-2-9833-7794 for callers outside Australia)
Fax: (02) 9833 7795
Club Liaison Officer
Alternatively, club representatives can find out more information by contacting the Club Liaison Officer
About Us
Established in 1982, the MCC of NSW is the peak body for motorcycling in this state. It represents over 41 clubs, with more than 36,000 riders.
We lobby locally, nationally and internationally for motorcycle riders' rights. We promote motorcycling and the interests of motorcyclists.
The MCC cordially extend an invitation to any rider that wishes to attend these meetings.
After members vote to pursue an objective, club representatives work together on developing a solution. Unaligned riders may assist with this process, but member groups are kept informed of progress at all times.
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Aims and Objectives of the MCC
Aim:- The aim of the Council is to be, and be seen to be, the peak motorcycle rider advocacy group in NSW. Objectives:- The objectives of the Council are:- - To provide a link between motorcyclists...
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MCC of NSW Constitution
Dear Reader, Below is a copy of the MCC's Constitution. It is made public so that the member motorcycle clubs and ride groups can read it. The Constitution was approved at a Special General Meeting...
- 1. File description: Chairman's Report 2008 [72.8KB]
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File name: Chairmans_Report_2008.pdf
- 2. File description: MCC - Who are we? [108.1KB]
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File name: The_MCC_-_Who_What_When_Where.pdf