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PAC often stands for political action committee.

While not all BikePACs are the same for the most part a BikePAC is organized to monitor and promote the interests of motorcyclists. There are several BikePAC's across the country.

No! BikePAC of Idaho is not a club of any kind.  Everyone is welcome to participate! You don't even have to own or ride a motorcycle. You can become a member or you can merely make a donation, if you wish. It's easy!

No! Being involved is the best way to protect your rights. Registering to vote, voting in primaries and elections, speaking with your legislators, supporting state and national MRO's in addition to supporting BikePAC of Idaho offers a better way to protect and preserve your rights in Idaho.

 

BikePAC of Idaho is organized to assist you in accomplishing some of those things. Here are just a few examples: we provide voter registration information as well as information on candidates and elections, we offer ideas and suggestions on how to contact, speak with and write to your legislators.

Donations and membership dues are not tax deductible.

It's easy! Just download and print the BikePAC of Idaho Membership /Donation Form, fill it out and sent it with your signed check made out to BikePAC of Idaho, Inc. to:

 BikePAC of Idaho, Inc. 

PO Box 3535 

Post Falls, ID  83877-3535

BikePAC of Idaho, to a large degree, is in the information business. Our purpose is to inform those around us about the issues that concern and effect motorcyclists. This can include working to ensure that student drivers are given the opportunity to understand more about sharing the road safely with motorcycles via a Motorcycle Awareness Class. Or, sitting down to discuss motorcycle issues with an Idaho legislator before or during a legislative session.

 

It can also mean informing and educating motorcycle riders, too. Motorcyclists need to better understand and participate in the legislative process because it will affect us even if we don't understand it or make time to participate in the process. Motorcycle riding courses are a big part of motorcycle safety for obvious reasons. All of these priorities mentioned, as well as others, need our support in the form of time/involvement and money. To succeed we need both!

 

Mailings to members and supporters, maintaining this web site, sending knowledgeable people to speak to our legislators during a legislative session on behalf of motorcyclists, purchasing supplies needed to conduct motorcycle awareness classes, etc. are examples of the types of things that donations and membership dues would be used for by BikePAC of Idaho.