WWMRC · FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
GOOD QUESTIONS.
GREAT RIDES.
Everything you need to know about joining the Weekend Warrior Motorcycle Riding Club, preparing for a ride, and making the most of the season.
JOINING THE CLUB
MEMBERSHIP
& THE COMMUNITY.
How do I join WWMRC?
Step 1: Complete the free membership and liability form. Step 2: Get connected by following the WWMRC Facebook Page and joining the Facebook Group. Step 3: Subscribe to the Weekend Warrior Club Newsletter for upcoming events, then ride with us.
Is membership free?
Yes. Membership is free, with no dues or required paid tiers. Specific optional events or multiday excursions may have their own disclosed costs.
Do I need a particular motorcycle?
No specific brand or style is required. Sport, cruiser, naked, touring, standard and adventure motorcycles are welcome. Your motorcycle must be your own, registered, insured, and street legal.
How much riding experience do I need?
Riders must have at least 500 miles of motorcycle riding experience, a valid license with motorcycle endorsement, suitable protective gear, and the ability to ride safely. Read the complete club rules before attending.
Can I join if I’ve never ridden in a group?
Yes, if you meet the riding experience and safety requirements. We use staggered formation, communication and ride-leader guidance. We ride together and support one another; no racing or unsafe stunts.
What do I get from joining?
A welcoming riding community, organized weekend outings, scenic routes, sightseeing and food stops, new friendships, and social opportunities on and off the road.
OUT ON THE ROAD
RIDES, ROUTES
& EXPERIENCES.
Where does the club meet?
Meeting points vary across Central New Jersey, including areas between New Brunswick and Trenton. WWMRC is headquartered in Princeton, NJ. Confirm each ride’s departure point in its event information.
Where has WWMRC ridden?
Our club has ridden to destinations including Bear Mountain in New York, Jim Thorpe in Pennsylvania, and the Schofield covered-bridges area. Explore photos and other highlights in the ride destinations section.
What happens on a typical ride?
Expect a briefing, organized group riding, scenic roads, food and fuel stops, sightseeing, and time to socialize. We follow the laws of the road, ride responsibly and aim to keep the group together.
How long are the rides?
Some outings involve one to two hours of riding, while a typical full-day ride may include several hours in the saddle plus stops. More ambitious day rides and multiday excursions can be longer. Individual event details determine actual times.
What is the difference between a ride and an excursion?
A ride is generally a one-day outing. An excursion is a longer, often multiday journey that may include overnight accommodation and event-specific costs. Excursions are optional and their terms vary.
How do I find upcoming rides?
Subscribe to the Weekend Warrior Club Newsletter for upcoming event lists. The club’s Facebook Page and Facebook Group are also important ways to stay connected with members and announcements.
STILL HAVE A QUESTION?
WE’RE HERE TO HELP.
Whether you’re preparing for your first group ride or exploring a partnership, get in touch with the WWMRC team.
