The Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc. (MCC of NSW) is an internationally recognised umbrella group for motorcycle clubs, associations and ride groups.
Formed in 1981, the MCC of NSW is one of the world’s peak bodies for motorcycling. It represents over 60 clubs, and more than 36,000 riders.
MCC of NSW committee
- Kevin ‘Trip’ Henry (Chairman) chairman@mccofnsw.org.au
- Jason Antony (Vice Chairman)
- Vinnie Bee (Treasurer, Club Liaison Officer, Public Officer)
- Brian Wood (Secretary)
- Clif Munro (General Committee)
- Justin Dorward (General Committee)
All Media Enquiries
Please contact enquiries@mccofnsw.org.au.
Designated MCC of NSW Spokesperson
- Kevin ‘Trip’ Henry
Australian Motorcycle Council Delegates
- Brian Wood
- Jason Antony
MCC of NSW Constitution
Download the MCC of NSW Constitution (Dec 2016).
What do we do for you?
We represent motorcycle riders in the state of New South Wales, safeguarding their rights. We promote motorcycling and the interests of motorcyclists.
Some issues include:
- Road safety
- Legislation
- Crash barriers
- Parking
- Tolling
- CTP Insurance
Council Meetings
First Monday of each month at 6:30 PM (via WebEx)
Normally held on the first Monday of the month, but not on a Public Holiday Monday, so it moves forward to the second Monday.
There is no meeting in January.
Meeting Venue
Meetings are conducted at Club Ryde, 724 Victoria Road NSW 2112 (temporarily suspended due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic — virtual WebEx meetings will be held in its place).
Attendees are requested to support the Club by purchasing a drink or meal.
The MCC cordially extends an invitation to any rider who wishes to attend these meetings.
Come earlier to enjoy a meal, a drink & excellent company.
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