Leominster Mass Chapter
#1870 Leominster Massachusetts

Rides & Events

It's all about the rides, but we also do other fun, group activities throughout the year. Monthly meetings, dealer events, and other varied events like parties, outdoor movie nights, meals, bowling, bar b-q... the list goes on.

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Photo Gallery

Did you miss an event? Did somebody from the photo team snap a picture of you? Just feel nostalgic and want to review old pics? Look no more. This is your stop. We sort through the best of the best and bring them to you here.

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Chapter Newsletter

All year long, your Editor, backed by a crack ninja squad, works tirelessly to assemble what can only be described as the pinnacle of publishing... The treasure of typography... You know it, you love it, Chapter Newsletter!

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Become a Member

I know, what we do sounds fun, and you can't wait to join us and hang out. Do you own a Harley-Davidson? If not, just buy a new or used bike at American Harley-Davidson, and they will pay your membership dues for the first year!

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It's no secret... We love to ride! Come join us!

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Chapter News

Get the latest updates from the Leominster Mass Chapter of H.O.G. Want to be a Leominster Mass Chapter writer? Let us know!

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Blessing of the Bikes Sunday, May 8

06 May 22 Bill Reed Chapter Events 0 Comments

Hello fine people! Just a reminder, and this was posted on our facebook page, the Blessing of the Bikes has been MOVED, from this Sunday, May 8, to May 21. All else will be the same-meet at the Dunks in Westminster, for 8, KSU at 9, ride to the Cathedral of the Pines as a group. This was rescheduled by them, not by us. Thank you! Bil Reed, assistant Director.

Accident Scene Management class

19 Apr 22 Bill Reed Chapter News 0 Comments

On Saturday, April 16, 9 chapter members-road captains and safety officers-attended an Accident Scene Management class put on by Road Guardians and taught by Jose "kono" Archila. Kono has 30 years as an EMT in Boston, now retired, at the rank of Captain. The class consisted of practical application of basic lifesaving techniques, such as assessing wounds, basic wound management, scene safety, and how to remove a full face helmet from someone who is injured (and how to decide whether to even do so).