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Cobras M.C Florida
September 1st, 2011 thanks to all whom participated and supported cobra
nations anniversary event. Make sure to attend Lakeland COBRAS MC 9th annual
romp in the swamp November 19th, 2011 4pm till ?
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Lapdance of Luxury
Our yearly Lapdance of Luxury pictures can be seen on our gallery section and
also on face book.
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Contact us by Email, Telephone or Snail mail
We take our public relations very seriously. While our aim is to make our
website easy to understand, and navigate we know there are times when you may
need a bit of assistance.
We have provided a number of ways for our Public Relations team to help you:
For Public Relations inquiries/media or assistance:
Public Relations
We will respond to you within 24 hours, during regular business hours.
All email correspondence is completely confidential.
Please send any specific information about your request so we can direct
it to the appropriate people:
+1-727-768-9826
Monday to Friday 1:00pm to 4pm (EST)
None at this time
Send your inquiries to St Pete:
- Cobras MC St pete
- 3700 70th Ave N ste A
- St Petersburg Florida 33781 USA
Send your inquires to Lakeland
- Cobras MC Lakeland
- 10904 Tarils End
- Lakeland Florida 33809
THINKING ABOUT JOINING A MOTORCYCLE CLUB BUT DONT KNOW
WHAT OR WHO? READ
Motorcycle clubs (MCs) are everywhere and there are thousands of
them across the US and world. Motorcycle clubs are as small as a
couple of close knit friends and as large as 1000s of riders
across the globe.
Joining a
motorcycle club can be a great
thing to do if you are interested in being affiliated with a
specific group. There are lots of choices based on whether you
ride a Harley, cruiser or sport bike, how you ride, and your
general background.
It’s important to learn as much as you can about any specific
club you want to join. Once you are in a club and wear their
cut (vest or colors), you will
be associated with that group for better or for worse. Doing
some due diligence is important to make sure you join the right
club for you.
Here are a few tips to selecting a motorcycle club for you.
- Talk to a lot of people: When you hang out with
other bikers and go to events, talk to the people you know
about the clubs you are interested in. See if they have any
knowledge of the club, their reputation, and what they are
all about. Try to get introduced to a few members and hang
out with them to see if you are a fit.
- Internet research: Some of the larger MCs have
extensive websites with
lots of information about their founders, their
charter (or bylaws), and
requirements for membership. Having some knowledge before
talking to members is a good way to make a good first
impression.
- MCs vs. Riding Clubs (RCs): Traditional
motorcycle clubs are defined by having a specific charter.
Riding clubs tend to be
less formal clubs that are better suited for casual bikers.
- Understanding the rules: Some motorcycle clubs
have very strict rules including the type and color of your
bike, disallowing female members, amount of miles you have
to ride with the club, dues, and other stipulations.
Understanding the rules let’s you know the level of
commitment required to become and remain a member.
- 1%er MCs: If you have to ask about membership to
an
outlaw motorcycle club,
then you probably don’t belong. Asking an outlaw biker
member about joining their club, especially if they don’t
know you, might get a response you don’t want.
Joining a motorcycle club can be a great experience but it
requires a little bit of work and research. Just talk to the
bikers around you and in most cases, you’ll get most of the
information you need.
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