Girls Ride Out Inc. aims to provide a supportive and fun environment for riders whilst
encouraging them to experience all aspects of the motorcycling community.

The NSW NOC has existed since May 1981. The present membership is in excess of 180 members, scattered throughout Australia.

The club was formed 30 years ago by 3 bikers: Animal, Ferrel and Steptoe. Animal is a recipient of the Order of Australia Medal. We are a charity group who dedicate our free time to assisting Disabled Kids, Adults, Elderly, Schools, Hospitals and anyone who requires assistance. The members come from all walks of life, male , female, young, old and of different nationalities. Members are not judged by their race, creed, colour or beliefs, they are judged on their dedication to others to help make a difference to those less fortunate than ourselves

The Southern Cross Cruiser Club was formed in 1998 by a group of people - male and female - who own and ride European and Japanese cruiser-style motorbikes. We currently maintain a membership of over 80 riders.

We are a Sydney based social club with weekly rides, monthly meetings, regular weekend trips (currently bi-monthly) and social barbeques.

Our membership is diverse in life-experience, riding ability, employment type, and ethnic background - a reflection of Sydney itself.

Riders who want to meet us and see what we are like are welcome to come along to our weekly Sunday ride or monthly meeting. A list of contacts can be viewed on the contacts page on this site.
We welcome riders of European and Japanese cruiser-style motorbikes regardless of background or ability. We exist to make your motorbike riding and social experiences enjoyable and informative. So come along and check us out.

Our meetings are held at 7.30 pm on the last Wednesday of each month at the Sydney Markets Club, Flemington. This is our monthly club meeting for discussion of club business plus socialising, fundraising (raffles) and the sale of our Cruiser Club merchandise.

Dedicated to the preservation of British motorcycles from the 50's and 60's, and to the oft mis-represented lifestyle of the Rockers