About the Shul Boys Riding Club

To have fun riding with people of similar interests and backgrounds. Develop a social network of other Jewish riders both male and female, who ride at different levels on all brands of bikes.

Safety Riding, Member gatherings, charity work, Holiday events/parties, weekly rides, special event rides etc.

We meet every Tuesday night for a dinner ride. Leaving a designated location at a certain fixed time, the final destination may be decided just prior to leaving depending on group size and weather. We typically schedule longer weekend rides for those interested. All rides are always planned to be casual and SAFE. During the off season we meet every 3rd Tuesday of every month for dinner. Once per year, JMA organizes a 3 day event called the Ride to Remember (R2R). This is the focal point of the JMA and is held at a different location within the United States each year. Interested Shul Boys members ride together to the R2R. The focus of the R2R is to remember the Holocaust and network with other clubs in a JMA club host city. Ian Abrams – Shul Boys founder Ian Abrams participated in the inaugural ride to Washington DC, from Miami, Florida, seven years ago as well as two other R2Rs. Each 4 day R2R event includes guided rides, speakers, lunches and dinners. Hundreds of JMA riders from all over the country and around the world attend the event.

From each we can learn points of interest, riding techniques, motorcycle maintenance and safe riding skills

Any brand or type of motorcycle is acceptable so long as your bike and riding skills will allow you keep up with the group. Lightweight scooters for example may not be practical.

We have a wide variety of riders and riding styles. Some are long distance touring, others are day riders, yet others are racers. We welcome all as long as you ride safely and respectfully of others.

Yes. Anyone who wants to ride with us and who supports Jewish heritage and culture is welcome to ride with us. We encourage our members to bring their friends as guests.

All Members must be able to legally ride a motorcycle and have at least the State minimum insurance. Guest must meet these requirements and have a signed Waiver of Liability (available on our website to download).

We request that riders be over 21 but we encourage both male and female riders to join.

IS A MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT REQUIRED? Yes

ARE PASSENGERS ACCEPTED? Passengers are encouraged, the more, the merrier!

ARE MEMBERS WORK BACKGROUNDS VARIED? Very much so! We are a well-rounded group including businessmen, professionals, academia, retirees, manufacturers, and others. The Shul Boys welcomes people of all backgrounds.

WHAT ABOUT CHARITY WORK? It is our intention to help the Jewish community as part of our mission.