The club’s main objectives are to promote the enjoyment of owning a motorcycle and to provide opportunities for members to get together and socialise.

Promoting Sikhi, Raising awareness of Turbaned Riders & Building brotherhood.

The club is independent of any personal financial interest and is conducted in a non-profit manner.

In furtherance of its objectives, the club may:

• Raise funds through membership dues, donations, and other means.
• Affiliate with the British Motorcycle Federation or other motorcycle organisations. Obtain insurance coverage against liabilities.
• Take any other lawful actions necessary to achieve the club’s objectives.
• The club may choose to post photos and videos on its social media accounts to promote its activities, to connect with members and the community, or to raise awareness of its mission.
• The club may also choose to post photos and videos that are newsworthy or that highlight the club’s accomplishments.
• The club must always be respectful of the privacy of its members and the community when posting photos and videos on its social media accounts.

To be an official member of the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK, you must:

Membership:

• Have a valid motorcycle license. (CBT/A Cat). Valid Insurance, MOT & Tax.
• Must register via this website.
• Members should be respectful of each other’s religious beliefs and practices. This includes not making fun of or disparaging other members’ religious beliefs.
• Members should be respectful of the environment. This includes not littering or polluting the environment.
• Be willing to participate in club activities: This includes rides, events, and fundraising etc.
• Members are responsible for protecting the privacy of all personal and confidential information, and they must not share this information with anyone without the express consent of the individual.
• Have a motorcycle in good condition: The club will not be responsible for any accidents that may occur due to a member’s motorcycle being in poor condition.

All club members must adhere to the club’s dress code when attending special events, such as Nagar Kirtan.

The dress code is in place to ensure that all members are dressed appropriately for the occasion and that they represent the club in a positive light. The specific requirements of the dress code may vary depending on the event, but it will typically include requirements for clothing that is clean, neat, safe and respectful.

Members who do not adhere to the dress code may be asked to leave the event. 

• The dress code will be communicated to members in advance of the event.
• Members who are unsure about whether their clothing meets the dress code requirements should contact the club’s leadership.

Club Jacket:

The club jacket is a symbol of the club and its members. It is to be worn with respect and should not be damaged or defaced. Members are required to purchase a club jacket. If a member wishes to leaves the club, they are required to return the club jacket.

• Members are required to purchase a club jacket. It should be worn with respect and care.
• Members are not allowed to alter the club jacket in any way.
• The club jacket should not be used to promote any other organisation or cause.
• Members are not allowed to sell, trade, or give away their club jacket.
• Members are required to wear their club jacket at all club events.

Sikh Symbol:

• No disrespect should be made to the Sikh Symbol (Khanda).
• The Khanda is a sacred symbol to Sikhs.
• Any disrespect to the Khanda will be considered a serious offense.

Members should treat each other with respect and should not discriminate against each other on the basis of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or any other personal characteristic.

This means that members should not:

• Make derogatory or offensive remarks about other members.
• No direct or indirect personal attacks, insults, harassment or bullying of any kind will be tolerated. 
• Members who have personal issues with other members must not resolve their differences in public.
• Refuse to associate with other members.
• Deny other members access to club events or activities.
• Should not have conflict of interest.

Membership is valid from January to December.

The annual membership fee is £100. The membership fee must be paid at the start of the year. A welcome pack will be issued to all new members at the time of payment.

Your membership fee will help us to:

• Pay our BMF fee. Any required public insurances.
• Organise more events and activities.
• Support a charity of choice. (collective decision of members)
• Sponsor a child in need. (collective decision of members)

The club is committed to transparency and will publish its financial statements to all members every 6 months.

We are committed to making our club a welcoming and inclusive space for everyone.

• The terms & conditions may be updated from time to time.
• As a Club member, you are responsible for checking these on a regular basis.

By following these rules and guidelines, you can help to create a safe and positive environment for all members of your Sikh motorcycle Club UK.

By registering on this website, you agree to all of the terms and conditions listed above.

Please do not hesitate to reach out to us via at info@sikhmotorcycleclub.co.uk if you need assistance.