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July/August Events

Tuesday July 4 - Fireworks at Bob and Sonya Eicholtz's home - fireworks start at dusk.

If you plan to eat, bring a covered dish and arrive at 5:30 to 6 pm.

Don't forget to bring lawn chairs !

Wednesday July 5 - Meeting at the club hosted by Steve Dixon - for planning the Margaret Moul event

Time for meeting is 7pm. Note: Business meeting canceled for July

Saturday July 8 - Mystery Club Ride hosted by Steve Dixon. Leave from club parking lot at 9am

Details, contact Steve at 854 - 5980

Sunday July 9 - District 6 event. Dice Run at the Gentlemen's MC (Buck, PA) from 9am to 2pm

Breakfast and food available. Bring your AMA card and enjoy getting lost in

southern Lancaster County

Tuesday July 11 - Social night at the club from 6 to 9 pm. Guests welcome

Sunday July 16 - Club Breakfast and Margaret Moul Benefit Ride. Breakfast from 8 to 11am

Ride is from 9 am to 2 pm - Donations appreciated. Details, contact Steve

Dixon at 854 - 5980

Tuesday July 18 - Social night at the club from 6 to 9 pm. Guests welcome

Saturday July 22 - Mystery Club ride hosted by Brad Kramer. Leave from club parking lot at 10 am.

Details, contact Brad at 341 - 0728

Sunday July 23 - District 6 event. Carnival Ride at the Thunderbirds MC (Lancaster County) from 11am to 4pm.

In event of rain, event will be held as a Poker Run. Bring your AMA card and enjoy scenic

Lancaster County

Tuesday July 25 - Social night at the club from 6 to 9 pm. Guests welcome

Sunday July 30 - District 6 event. Road Run held at Lebanon Valley MC from 9am to 1pm (Bring AMA Card)

Tuesday August 1 - Business Meeting held at the club at 7:30 pm. Members only

Saturday August 5 - Club Picnic hosted by Bob and Nora Farrell. Save this date - details to follow

Our season is gearing up!

About Us

In the Early 1940’s the York Motorcycle Club was known as the Motor Squadron Motorcycle Club. In 1948 the name was changed to the York Motorcycle Club and became one of the early pioneer members of the AMA holding charter number 107. Early Business meetings reflect similar goals of what the club still has today. Over the years the club held AMA sanctioned events such as flat track races which were held from 1959 to 1994 at the York Fair Grounds. The club also held and poker runs along with many different types of charity events.
About the motorcycle on the pole. I know it’s a Harley but were not strictly a Harley club we have all brands of bikes, it’s not what you ride as long as you ride. The club has given out an award over the years to a member who rides 10,000 miles or more a year. In the past we have had members who have rode over 40,000 miles in a year more than once. We have our own motto Ride To Eat And Eat To Ride like a lot of other clubs. One of the York Motorcycle Clubs goals is to interact and help support other clubs by attending their poker runs and different types of events.