"Clubs
are too restrictive and confining." Ask any independent rider
and that's what they'll tell you. Unfortunately, this is true,
as I found out with my experiences. That is why we've decided
to build this web page for the Lone Wolf as a communication tool.
Too often, riders bypass the camaraderie of a club because they
don't like the limitations expressed by the charter.
I've been a Lone Wolf
for the better part of 15 years. I was once a patched member of
a club, but I didn't like the feeling of being told where to go,
how to go, and who to go with. I dropped my patch and rode by
myself, missing the feeling of companionship and family.
This site is dedicated
to that spirit of companionship and family. A place to be able
to network with other riders in your area, as well as all over
North America and the world. A common bond brings us together,
the feeling of the ride. It doesn't matter what you ride; it just
matters that you ride. We accept riders from all walks
of life who hold no affiliation with a patched club. This site
is a place for you to make new friends as well as communicate
and advertise rides in your area for the benefit of charity and
camaraderie.
Allow us to introduce
ourselves - we are RedRock and Sassy. After a visit with our Canadian
Bro, Toxigenic, we decided that there was a huge lack of networking
available to those riders who were not affiliated with a "club".
Hence, the idea for The Lone Wolf Association was born. RedRock
has years of riding experience, but little web site building experience.
Sassy has no riding experience, but tons of site building know-how,
so it's a match made in heaven. Together, we're hoping to create
something that riders from all over the world will utilize and
enjoy. We are an "association" not an "affiliation"
in the regard that we have no membership dues (though donations
are welcome to help defray site hosting and maintenance costs),
there are no initiations, there are no patches, and there are
no expectations. Our goal is to build a worldwide family of riders
and free spirits.
GUIDELINES
(yes, there are a few!)
