Support launch of motorcycle club in eMbalenhle
The Guardian Motorcycle Club was established in 2001 as an NPO and has had affiliation with the African Bikers Council since 2023.
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The Guardian Motorcycle Club will officially launch on September 7 at the Raisibe Gardens in eMbalenhle to raise money for school shoes.
The Spring Launch will have a plethora of entertainers and DJs and bring bikers from various provinces together to support this good initiative.
The entry fee is R100 per person, which includes a metal or cloth badge. Car parking is R50, and you can get your bike washed for R50.
The event caters for a campsite, and a bottle store is on the premises.
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The Guardian Motorcycle Club was established in 2001 as an NPO and has had affiliation with the African Bikers Council since 2023.
The club has more than 40 members and a strict golden rule: it only accepts people who have motorcycles as members.
Their objectives are to promote charity events and road safety and to encourage the spirit of brotherhood and sisterhood.
According to Nicholas Mashiane, one of the founders, their Bikers Life Matters initiative promotes awareness to all road users to be vigilant and cautious at all times.
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