The Billings Motorcycle Club ("BMC") was established in 1914 in Billings, Montana. For nearly 100 years, despite geographical separation much of the motorcycle world, Billings has remained on the leading edge of motorcycling. In fact, BMC was one of the first member-only clubs in the United States to acquire its own land for riding and racing.

The club promotes a variety of competitive and non-competitive events each year. These range from club member only rides, such as the Easter Egg and Treasure Hunt for the kids, to motocross and arenacross events, cross country events, flat track events, up to the club's signature event, the Great American Championship Motorcycle Hill Climb. Learn more about BMC events....

BMC is a member driven organization, with over 350 member families helping the club on a volunteer basis produce more than 20 competitive events per year, maintain the club-owned property and serve as ambassadors to the local community and region. It is a rare situation where such a large organization can function without paid management, but such is the case for BMC, where all club functions are handled by the BMC Board and its membership on a volunteer basis. Because of the volunteer nature of the club, the number of club memberships is limited.

The American Motorcyclist Association ("AMA") was formed in 1924.  BMC was granted charter #15 in that year, the charter which is still in effect to this day.  This puts the club among ten of the longest running, continuously sanctioned / chartered AMA supporting organizations in the United States.  BMC is a strong supporter of the AMA's goal to protect motorcyclist's right to ride, both safely on the country's roadways and off-road.  The AMA stands for Rights.Riding.Racing.  Read more about the American Motorcyclist Association...