Riders who want planned company
People who want to ride with others under published expectations.
A rider community
High Handle Club
A rider community for safe exploration, connection and practical leadership.
Ride with company, not with a performance brief
High Handle Club brings riders together through planned rides, nature exploration, community activity and opportunities to practise responsibility, patience and leadership.
This is an interest-only page. It does not register you for a ride, accept membership, or replace a rider’s legal and safety duties.
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A responsible route
Every published ride should have a line, waypoints, a meeting point, a briefing, a shared ride, and a return. Motorcycling involves serious risk. Participation does not guarantee safety.
A responsible ride route: plan the line, meet at a waypoint, brief the group, share the ride, then return and review. Motorcycling involves serious risk. Participation does not guarantee safety.
Route line
Publish the intended line, timing, eligibility, and exclusions before anyone joins.
Who the community is for
People practising leadership
Ride leads and members can practise responsibility and patience in a real group.
Open to more than one kind of motorcycle
Participation is based on respect, lawful riding, ability, and community standards.
Community principles
Respect
Other riders, other road users, and the places you pass through.
Lawful riding
A licence required by applicable law, a roadworthy motorcycle, and traffic laws.
Shared responsibility
Ride within your ability. Follow the briefing. Speak up if the plan is no longer safe for you.
Published standards
A finished code of conduct will be published before registration opens.
What members can expect
Members can expect planned rides, a briefing before a group leaves, named ride leadership when a ride is published, and a way to raise a concern afterwards.
Photographs, video, and location sharing should be optional where the law allows a choice. A ride plan should say what will be recorded and how to object.
Safety and participation notice
Motorcycling involves serious risk. Participation does not guarantee safety. High Handle Club does not treat loneliness or mental-health conditions, guarantee community connection, or eliminate motorcycle risk. Racing, stunts, unsafe modifications, and alcohol or drug use while riding are not acceptable. This website is not an emergency service.
High Handle Club questions
Is this one of the USLC systems?
No. High Handle Club is a separately governed rider community.
Do I need a particular motorcycle?
No. Participation is based on respect, lawful riding, shared responsibility, rider ability, and community standards.
Are membership, events, or motorcycle services sold here?
Membership, events and any commercial services are described and billed separately. Those terms will be published if the offers exist.
How do I report an incident or make a complaint?
Use the incident or community enquiry topics, or start at Programmes and events support. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.
Email about the community
If you want to understand membership or a future ride, email us. Email is not membership, registration, or a confirmed place on a ride.