The Lancaster County (LanCo) Motorcycle Riding Group is OPEN to EVERYONE, riders and passengers, who enjoy riding motorcycles!  It doesn't matter what MAKE and MODEL of bike you ride. This means "everyone" regardless of skill level, race, age, gender, or religious beliefs. Membership is free and we never impose any dues!  You will be riding in a pressure free environment with like minded motorcycle enthusiasts. We are family-friendly so feel free to bring friends and family. As stated previously, anyone can join us on a "meetup" we'd love to have you. All we ask is that you do ride SAFE. The LanCo Motorcycle Riding Group is not a Motorcycle Club (MC). We RESPECT those who do belong to a MC. If you're in a MC, you are always welcome to attend our meetups. Our goal is to provide a place for others to gather and ride as a group, in and around the county, and throughout South Central Pennsylvania. We will also venture outside of Pennsylvania and explore the tri-state area.

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