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PARR membership is open to anyone interested in promoting and enjoying
motorcycling. PARR does not discriminate against any person on the basis of
race, religion, or gender. PARR welcomes riders of motorcycles
of all sizes, types, and makes under the following conditions. Safety comes first in PARR. You and your motorcycle must be capable of riding at posted road speeds under varying conditions. Your motorcycle must be in good working order. The operation of your motorcycle's controls should be second nature to you. PARR Riding Rules, including formation, are used on group rides. PARR rides include challenging mountain roads, with "twisties", "sweepers", and hairpin turns, as well as "superslab," when necessary. Although PARR plans rides on safe, surfaced roads, these roads present occasional hazards such as gravel, leaves, dogs, roadkill, debris, and weather-related challenges such as rain and fog. You should be able to ride safely and comfortably under these conditions. If you are not yet ready to ride at this level but would still like to pursue PARR membership, please ask about the PARR Mentor Program. PARR has a limited number of members who have offered to mentor or coach individuals to develop their riding skills. Just post a note on PARR TALK asking for PARR Mentoring and stating your experience, your general address and any other relevant details. If a PARR Member can help, you will receive an e-mail message. To join PARR:
Upon completion, PARR will vote on your application at a meeting. Upon admission, you must pay the annual dues of $18.00 (pro-rated over the course of the year.) You will then be given a PARR cap. |