American Cruisers MC 112

Columbia River Cruisers
Vancouver, WA
ACMC Chapter 112

WHO WE ARE
We get together for rides, charity events, and pretty much any other excuse we can come up with. We work hard (most of us) but we also take time to enjoy life. We are committed to improving our community, our club, and in helping those around us who might be less fortunate. We welcome others with the same attitude and approach to life. If you're looking for a great group of people that share common values and interests, we might be that group. If you think you might like to join us, come out for one of our rides or monthly meetings and meet a few of us.

DUES
We collect dues not only to help support the group and its causes, but because we believe having skin in the game demonstrates the kind of commitment we like to see in our members.Dues are collected on an annual basis every January and are prorated for any members that join mid-year.

MEETINGS
We have regular meetings, generally the third Thursday of every month. Attendance is not required, but you're really missing out on a great part of the group if you never make it to a meeting.

RIDES
We have a number of rides we make each year, and members are encouraged to suggest additional rides and events. We have a few simple rules for rides, mostly related to communication and safety. We don't care what you ride as long as it is in good operating condition and able to maintain highway speeds.
All ride information will be posted on our web site.

Membership

Final acceptance into any American Cruisers MC chapter is subject to the By-Laws and approval of the individual American Cruisers MC chapter.

American Cruisers MC, herein after referred to as ACMC, is operating for the purpose of pursuing, promoting and protecting the interests of motorcyclists, and sponsoring, promoting, and supporting organized charitable events. Each member participates in activities solely by their own choice and participation by each member itself relinquishes any responsibility of the ACMC as an organization for any and all liabilities resulting in participation in any club related event or activity. Any personal injury or property damage resulting during a club activity or at any time, becomes the responsibility of the individual parties involved, and at no time shall the ACMC be held liable. Any individual involved in any illegal activities will be subject to immediate removal from all club rosters and membership roles and forbidden to claim any and all association with the ACMC, to include, but not limited to:

Removal of club patch and insignias of any sort.
Prohibited to participate in any activity of the ACMC.

The ACMC reserves the right to accept or reject members and to periodically, and without notice, revise or amend rules and regulations where necessary.

Click on the link to send a message to our membership director.

About Our Chapter Patch

The "Single Piece" patch of the Columbia River Chapter of the American Cruisers Motorcycle Club was developed with the idea of describing a geographical area of membership without giving the impression of claiming any territory. May the colors we use be seen only as neutral colors to illustrate the natural world.

The strong NW elements used in the patch are representational of where we live and work, what we believe and hopefully, how we are perceived by not only the public at large, but by Riding Clubs and other Motorcycle Clubs in our area. We wish to be viewed simply as a group of motorcycle enthusiasts who love to ride and involve ourselves in charity work whenever possible.

The mighty Columbia River, our namesake, could hardly be left out of this equation.
This river, which originates in Canada, drains a 359,000 square mile basin that covers 7 states. Its influences are vast and far reaching and we welcome membership from anyone in her proximity.

The Eagle, though a deadly and tenacious predator, is portrayed on the patch as a symbol of strength, fellowship and benevolence.

Mt. St. Helens, in this time of our beginning, is once again active as we are active.
With her rumblings from within, her display of strength, her renewed growth, and her geographic location in Washington State, this mountain makes a perfect element.

Our gold border is meant to symbolize neutrality.