St. Croix Valley Riders
Mission Statement (About Us):
The St. Croix Valley Riders believes in and sponsors motorcycle training, education, and representation on the state and nation level. The SCVR encourages political involvement of its membership. The SCVR actively works towards motorcycle safety and awareness; it improves motorcyclists’ image and welcomes all motorcyclists regardless of brand or type of bike one rides. The SCVR sponsors charitable events and any event that will further motorcyclists’ rights. The SCVR promotes public awareness, motorcycle safety, training and education. It works to protect your motorcycling rights.
Bylaws (required read)
2018 General Membership Meeting Minutes
2018 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
2018 Event Calendar
November
- 6th – Get out and VOTE (see who’s running)
- 18th – General Meeting @ Noon (American Legion, St. Paul Park, MN)
- 18th – Adopt a Highway Cleanup after General Meeting
- 24th – Chili Feed Volunteer Thank you Party @ 5 p.m. (GasLite Bar & Grill – Ellsworth, WI)
December
- 9th – General Meeting @ Noon (American Legion, St. Paul Park, MN)
- 9th – Board of Directors Meeting
- 15th – SCVR Kids Christmas Party @ Noon (American Legion Post, St. Paul Park, MN)
MRF (Motorcycle Riders Foundation)
The Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) was introduced by Congress to help shift Americas away from fossil fuels and towards renewable green alternatives. This has resulted in a system that requires growth in ethanol blended fuels, like E15 and E85 being options at your local gas station. The problem? These are prohibited by federal law for use in your motorcycle. But the only way you can learn this is through searching through the Environmental Protection Agency’s website! Almost no effort has been put forth to inform America’s 8.5 million motorcycle riders that by using these higher ethanol blends, they are breaking the law and voiding their warranty. That is unless H.R.5855 is passed. This bill would expand consumer awareness on how to safely use fuel containing more than 10 percent ethanol including improved labeling, fuel pump safeguards, and education outreach.
Tell your Representative to sign on as a co-sponsor to The Consumer Protection and Fuel Transparency Act of 2018 by clicking on this link below.