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REQUIREMENTS: On all BATTALION group rides, both members and guest riders are required to show a valid driver's license with motorcycle endorsement, and proof of liability insurance. For events requiring registration or donation, participants may be asked to sign a waiver indemnifying BATTALION against damages. Though Texas state law allows adult riders with adequate personal injury insurance to ride without a helmet, BATTALION always encourages use of approved safety gear. We also ask that participants ride safely and responsibly.
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Riding as a Non-MemberNon-members wishing to ride with the Battalion MC is pretty much possible by inviation only. If you wish to ride, you must first contact Battalion MC as described in the Contact BMC page or by contacting any member.
We also would love to ride with another MC, or even better meet up for lunch with a group from another city. So please contact us to set it up! F.Y.B.O. (Freeze Your Balls Off) This event is Battalion’s nod to those riders who are equipped for cold weather . It’s strictly no-frills. Run fees cover only accommodations and small administrative costs. There’s no following vehicle, no trailer, no camping, no cooking. Participants eat restaurant meals at their own expense and furnish their own beverages. F.Y.B.O. usually attracts a small group and tends to run to the south. Getting ready for a ride Shakedown: A ride designed to help everyone get their motorcycle and camping gear in shape for the riding season. It usually takes place in April and features at least one night of camping and a cookout. Transportation for tents, bedding, etc. can be arranged via the following vehicle and trailer. Run fees provide for all food and beverages except restaurant lunch meals. Ball Buster : This is a late June Battalion pin run requiring distance riding. There’s at least one night of camping, but usually two. The Corps’ famous “cook your own steak the way you want it” dinner is always eagerly anticipated. Food and beverages are provided and the following vehicle and trailer haul stuff that won’t fit on motorcycles. Bivouac : When Battalion has recruits (probationary new members), they plan, organize and produce this event as part of their training for membership. It happens in the heat of the summer, so recruits usually find a way to provide air conditioning for at least one night and a swimming venue destination. Food, beverages and trailer transportation are provided. Commander’s Mystery Ride : This pin ride is the Commander’s baby and he’s the only guy who’s supposed to know the destination. Camping and cook-outs are usually involved in this October event. Fees cover food (except café lunches) beverages and camping fees (if any). There’s no distance requirement, but as with all Battalion riding events, expect to cover a lot of ground. Following vehicle and trailer are provided. |
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