A. Submit a membership application via the national web site . There are many such clubs, often organized for specific types of motorcycles or a specific group of people, such as a religious affiliation. The Southern Cruisers, however, is open to all people who love to ride, and requires nothing further of its members. In fact, you can view the constitution of the Southern Cruisers to get full information on its purpose and organization. Through the National web site , members can purchase pins and patches of various kinds with the Southern Cruiser's winged-eagle logo.
Many members choose to do so to show their membership and camaraderie.
There are also caps, T-Shirts and other merchandise available on the national web site. While it is true that at the National level these items are sold, nobody at your chapter level has any financial interest in the club. Your chapter officers are fully volunteers who love to ride and love to share the joy of riding with others, and receive no compensation other than your appreciation. National uses these funds to further promote, expand and protect the club and its members, such as by affiliation with motorcycle rights organizations and other activities. The SCRC as such is not constituted as a registered non-profit organization.