Point Cook Motorcycle Club is proud to have been invited to showcase the club at the 2011 Weerama Festival in Werribee on the 27th of February. Find out more about Weerama on the Weerama website.

The club will be showing some of the members' motorcycles and the club will be using the event as a membership drive (ride). We have been allocated a stand at the Cultural Centre car-park (site 28). If you ride a motorcycle, trike or scooter, like to sociallise and live in the area, come and introduce yourself to the guys and girls.

The last year has seen a steady growth of members in the club and many enjoyable social events have taken place. "It is great to have made new friends, and go on some fantastic rides",Aaron says. Paul said "it's great that the club hasn't just welcomed me, the whole family has always been welcome at social functions, including the kids." The club has been on some great rides over summer, including rides to the Great Ocean Road, Dandenong Ranges and various car/motorcycle shows.

If you would like to keep in touch with the club or find our more about our upcomming rides and events, please join us on Facebook, the link to Facebook is on the left.

Point Cook Motorcycle Club is meeting every Sunday morning at the Waterstone Cafe, Sanctuary Lakes. The aim is to get to know local motorcyclists and go for rides.  If you ride a motorcycle/trike/scooter and live in the area come and meet the guys and girls. Point Cook Motorcycle Club is open to any type of motorised 2 and 3 wheeled motorcycle.  The club organises a formal ride every 3rd Sunday of the month. To find out more about the rides and what is happening go to our facebook page and join us (see link below)To become a member all you need is a valid motorcycle licence, enjoy the company of other motorcyclists, and be community minded.

The PCMC is actively involved in the community, with fundraisers such as the Pink Ribbon Ride, the CFA Fire relief ride, Prostate Cancer Ride and other community events. We meet from 9am, for coffee, breakfast and a yarn, Vince and his wife Lina welcome the PCMC to their cafe. You'll find the Waterstone cafe at Greg Norman Drive right along the lake. If people are interested to go for a ride we'll organise that on the day. Long term the club is hoping to organise weekend trips away and interstate and overseas motorcycle trips.

If you would like to be kept up to date with the very latest PCMC information join our Facebook Page

RESIDENTS will experience the sweet sounds and sights of scores of motorbikes riding into Point Cook next month.

As many as 1500 bikers will converge on the town centre on October 24 as part of the Pink Ribbon Ride.

The ride, which has already attracted interest from bike enthusiasts across the state, will raise more than $30,000 for the Cancer Council of Victoria for breast cancer research.

Point Cook Motorcycle Club secretary Marcel Gomperts is organising this year's event and said riders would travel from at least fifteen locations across Victoria, including Bendigo , Moe, Shepparton and Ballarat.

"Every rider pays $20 to enter and it all goes to the Cancer Council Victoria. We'll also raise money through donations and a raffle," he said.

Riders of all ages will arrive in groups at The Brook on Sneydes, Point Cook at about 11am to be greeted by a festival set including live music, motorcycle traders and other entertainment for adults and children.

Mr Gomperts, who has been riding motorbikes for most of his life, said the ride was the perfect way to combine a popular passion - motorcycling - with raising money for a good cause. "The Point Cook Motorcycle Club is a touring and riding club. We're in our early stages we organise rides to festivals, down the Great Ocean Road. and anywhere members would like to go.

Point Cook Motorcycle Club will again be involved in the organising of the Pink Ribbon Ride. Organisers Marcel Gomperts, Alex Money and Dan Mumby have secured the fund-raising event for the Cancer Council Victoria with the Point Cook Town Centre, who will host the event on Sunday OCTOBER 25th 2009.

2008 was a great start, with just 4 weeks to organise the event, and many clubs already committed to small local rides, the attendence of around 200 bikes, was, whilst small, a great crowd all the same.

If your club would like to find our how to be involved, take a look at the 2009 Pink Ribbon Ride.

There's a lot of talk in the Australian media about bikie's, and the demonising of them....just because the behaviour of a few who happen to ride bikes.But this is Australia, we are not racist (nor should we be). We look beyond the colour of a man's skin, and recognise him for his heart and his deeds.  So why do we assume that all people who ride bikes, or are part of a bike club, are criminals?

Don't be fooled, this is not an issue about bikers - this is about what's in your heart.

Is it the fear of others --- that horrible seed planted by others, to make you afraid?

Or is it compassion, and the ability to see beyond the outer layer?

What this comes down to - Are you a slave, or a free man? Free to form your own opinions, and control your own thoughts, or do you allow yourself be controlled by the agenda of others?

You can decide to be free, or accept others agenda, but you can't have both.

So ask yourself. "What's in my heart?"