Melbourne Motorcycle Tourers Inc is a motorcycle club for gay males and lesbians. It is located in Melbourne Australia and has about 60 members.
We are a very informal group and welcome new members. We put out a monthly newsletter and participate in lots of Melbourne's gay/lesbian events as well as organising our own monthly meetings and monthly or twice monthly rides. Our members have all sorts of bikes including on road and off road and there is a growing group in the club who go off road riding on a regular basis in addition to our monthly road rides.
Our site contains a list of our events, galleries from some of the club rides, news from our club and a selection of gay & lesbian motorcycle club and other motorcycle oriented links.Our site also contains links for those who are thinking of learning to ride and for those who want information about coming out.
We welcome new members, however you must hold a current motorcycle licence or motorcycle learner permit to join the club.
We hope you enjoy our site and come back to visit it regularly....
21 Jun 2009: David's 'In The Clink' Ararat Tour There were fast motorcycles, a pole dancer, a striptease act, Charlie and his Angels, and two asylums for the criminally insane. Yeah, just another Melbourne Motorcycle Tourers ride then. {details}
17 May 2009: H's "Return to Eildon" ride Twenty one Tourers hit the road for the club's first ride through the towns of Kinglake and Marysville since fires roared through three months earlier... {details}19 Apr 2009: Adam's AAA ride Adam and the mighty Majesty led an intrepid bunch of Tourers on a ride around the Mornington Peninsula, with a couple of trips up and down Arthur's seat and fish and chips on the beach at Sorrento. {details}28 Mar 2009: Hosko's Tassie Tour We came, we saw, we stopped for lattes, and we conquered! 17 bikes, 2 cars, and 21 of the Tourers and friends took the scenic route around Tasmania on Hosko's 10th Anniversary Tassie Tour! {details}22 Feb 2009: Dewy's "We're not going to Eildon" ride 24 tourers and one pillion took the challenge of chasing Dewy's 1098 over 420km of winding mountain roads. Still-burning bushfires limited our options and made Eildon a destination too far, but Dewy managed to come up with a great ride day despite all. {details}Older >>