Time to join up?

Are you over 40, do you own a motorcycle?

Firstly come along to our regular 10am Saturday coffee mornings to say hello.
We meet at "The Railway" by the Queen Street traffic lights in Richmond. There will always be a Committee member there to welcome you.

or

Come to one of our planned rides  - See the "Rides" page for the meeting place, usually on Sundays, but the time of departure varies.

Membership contact: Diane Penson   027 627 0862    Email:  dpenson1975@gmail.com

You need to be 40 years of age to join. Current fees (2021) are:

National Club Sub: $30 joining fee, and then you can choose to join for one year at $70 or three years at $190

National sub payments are made to:  02 0412 0001771 097 and include your membership number as a reference.

Plus a Nelson Branch Operating Fee (BOF) of $10 per year for our local operating expenses. (BOF waived for 2020-2022 due to Covid-19 disruptions).

Extras: Bike badge $10.

The membership year is from January to December

Ulysses Club Membership Benefits

Here is a brief summary of what you receive for your annual club subscriptions to NatCom.

• Plenty of fun and enjoyment with like minded people.
• Membership to one of the largest motorcycle clubs in Australasia, providing fellowship to the over 40’s motorcyclists.
• Rider training and mentoring.
• A product and service discount scheme, offering discounts on ferry travel, accommodation, auto stores, VTNZ, clothing ranges and many other outlets.
• Publication of Ulysses magazine in hard and digital copy.
• National bike raffle, this is a major undertaking.
• National representation with ACC and other government departments in relation to motorcycling matters.
• A national communication network, including email,  Mail chimp newsletters, website and Facebook page, this allows branches and members to communicate freely between each other.
• The supply of Ulysses club branded gear through the National Quartermaster.
• Financial and administration support provided by the club’s contracted administrator.
• Correct accounting and use of club funds.
• A support system for branches and members to call on for information and support with club procedures and disciplinary matters.​​​​​​​
• Yearly AGM and national rally, attended by many members.
• Biennial Coordinators workshop which supports and strengthens the branch network.
• Welcome packs and membership cards for new members.
• Rules, policies and procedures to help guide branches and members.​​​​​​​