If you are from the area and want to join a local Victory Riders Club we have your answer, Battlegrounds Victory Riders!  Many of our customers are Victory riders who just want to get out and ride with other guys, and gals, who share the same interest in Victory Motorcycles.  If you ride a victory and want to get into the Victory scene, this is a great opportunity.  The guys that are in this club are very friendly and nice guys who have a good knowledge base of Victory Motorcycles and riding in general.  Many of the guys, including the President of Battlegrounds Victory Riders, are loyal customers of ours who have been great since day one.  These guys are planning meetings, rides, and other events to get everyone together and have a good time.  You do have to be a part of The Victory Motorcycle Club to be a part of the local chapter.  For more information on Battlegrounds Victory Riders email Bill Thomas at  Battlegroundsvictoryriders@verizon.net.

   The Victory Motorcycle Club, AKA The VMC, was founded in 1998 to create a family of motorcycle riders who had one big thing in common, their love of Victory Motorcycles.  The VMC is a structured organisation with a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Representatives from each region.  Any member can be elected into any of the positions for The VMC, as membership makes you eligible.  There is a ton of benifits to becoming a member including forum discussions with other Victory riders, technical help, photos, discounts, and the legendary VMC patch.  This is not free, however the benifits greatly outway the cost.  VMC membership is $15.00 to join then $8.00 a year after the first year (active duty military does not pay renewal fee).  Visit TheVMC.com to check out all of the details.  Forms can be filled out online or stop at our shop to grab a form and mail it in.

Battlegrounds Victory Riders will be holding their next monthly meeting on February 28th at the Ephrata Truck Stop on 322 across from Walmart.  The meeting will start at 11 AM, for any questions or directions contact Bill Thomas.