Club History

The Dayton Motorcycle Club

The Dayton Motorcycle Club was founded in 1910, making it one of the oldest clubs in the country. It's purpose is to help promote the sport of motorcycling, defend and protect the rights of motorcyclists and lend a helping hand to motorcyclists whenever possible.Also to create a pleasant and enduring social bond and friendship among its members.

Some of the ways the DMC helps promote motorcycling is by putting on various types of events. For the road rider we hold several Poker Runs throughout the year, and several motocross races for the dirt riders, ages 6 to 60. We also help out a few local charities, mainly Big Brothers/Big Sisters and The Special Wish Foundation. Another of our events is the Devil's Staircase Pro Hillclimb in Oregonia, Ohio.

Motorcycling has seen many changes over the years and the DMC has rolled right along with them. We have all types and brands of motorcycles in our club, many different kinds of riders, road riders, vintage racers, motocrossers, enduro riders to name a few. From all types of riders to all kinds of bikes we pretty much cover them all.

If you are interested in any more information about the DMC, our regular meetings are every Wed. night at 8:00 P.M. at the clubhouse or give us a call at 937-263-9321..