About us
Helmets off to the other motorcycle groups in Rochester, NY. However, they seem to be more cruiser & bike run oriented.
The idea behind this group is to sport ride. We seek out the twistiest roads around and work toward building our riding skills. We also have a strong segment of dual-sport riders. We gather numbers up for discounts on gear, overnight trips, and even do some advanced training and track days together. When we can't ride we get together for coffee and plan or share rides and talk motorcycles. Join today.
NOTE: BEGINNING 1/1/25, DUES OF $20/YEAR (FOR REGULAR MEMBERS THAT RIDE WITH THE GROUP) OR $10/YEAR (NON RIDE WITH THE GROUP MEMBERS) ARE MANDATORY to cover the meetup hosting.
**LOTS OF GROUP PHOTOS HERE https://www.meetup.com/RSMTriders/photos/**
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PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS FOR OUR RIDING MEET-UPS:
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YOU are responsible for your own safety; ride within your comfort zone
Organizers and/or various ride hosts do NOT accept responsibility for the failure by anyone to be properly equipped, trained, or otherwise competent to take part in the ride
Ride with proper riding gear (gloves, jacket, boots, riding pants (not just jeans), DOT helmet) - this is something we take seriously, so don't blow this offMotorcycle endorsement required (unless prior communication with organizers)
Make sure your motorcycle is legal and in proper working order
FYI: Organizers will NOT be checking participant gear, endorsement or motorcycle condition before rides; Organizers may ask under-geared riders graciously to excuse themselves from a ride.
Keep a safe distance between other riders (staggered, at least minimum 4 seconds behind rider in front of you, single file in curves)
No stunting (wheelies, stoppies, etc.)
No alcohol consumption before or during our ride
Check individual meet-up "comments" before you depart home in case there is any new pertinent info
Riding meet-ups may be given the following rankings as needed: 1=slower pace; 2=medium pace w/ some stops; 3=brisk pace limited stops
Check fuel upon arrival and gas up at that time if necessary
Enjoy yourself!
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Is this the right group for you? Read this to find out:
Start by reading all pages in PAGES section to learn about our group more and what we expect from members. Our PHOTO albums paint a pretty good picture, too.
We are a group with a variety of interests and skill levels. Bar hopping and parade riding are not among them. We rarely ride all together in a "pack". We sport ride, just like the term implies. Riding isn't just a weekend thing for us. We discourage riders get in over their heads. We encourage skill-building. We insist on good riding gear. When we do ride in groups we're upfront with the pace of the ride, gear, etc.
However, in our opinion there is no better "place" locally to develop as a rider than with R-SMaT. We're not typically a "beginner" group, but for someone wanting to grow their skills and focus on the riding part, our riders will welcome you and share how to get there.
Come out and meet us, before riding with us. You won't be intimidated. That you even read this message to the end says something about your motivation to be a true motorcyclist.
Upcoming events
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Big Boy Scouting Run
Free Style Mercantile, 2659 Scottsville Mumford Rd, Mumford, NY, USUPDATE: GPX is complete and will be emailed to attendees by noon on Friday...
Route is 150mi (~4hrs) starting from Free Style Mercantile in Mumford. Breakfast sandwich at 8:30, stands up at 9. The route heads west toward Attica before circling south around Lechworth to Arkport and up to Dansville and breaking off in Honeoye Falls.
POI along the way in order to find the best spots to see this iconic steam locomotive.7 attendees
"Big Boy" Steam Loco Chase
Bergen Farm Market Restaurant, 8097 Clinton street rd, Bergen, NY, USUnion Pacific's famed Big Boy No. 4014, the world's largest operating steam locomotive, will journey to the East Coast this summer for the first time as part of a historic coast-to-coast tour to celebrate America's 250th anniversary.
Once in a lifetime opportunity to see and ride along with the peak of steam powered locomotion.
Route Plan Overview
- Leave Bergen at 9. Head to Attica
- We will get our first view of Big Boy underway as he passes through Attica. (est 10AM)
- Then ride up over Middlebury Rd to Dale Rd and follow him a bit through the valley.
- Continue on following the rail route to Sliver Springs for the "Whistle Stop" from 11:45 to 12 noon.
- Ride on to Hornell for "Whistle Stop" from 2:00 to 2:30
- Next on to Caniseto and County Rt.119 (one of my favorite area rail, river, road) to Addison.
- Then Elmira, Corning, and Waverly.
Possibly An Overnight?
I (Ivan) may make this an overnight trip with a stay in Waverly. With a cruise home from there. Let me know if you may be interested.Route GPS
Working on the GPS route that I can share.1 attendee
Past events
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