The best way to start the membership process is to attend a River City Dirt Rider monthly meeting. At these meetings you can hear first-hand what RCDR is all about and then decide if membership is for you.
We meet the 2nd Tuesday of each month at St. Mary’s Seafood, Old St. Augustine Road, at 7:00 p.m.
Membership Benefits
- Includes immediate family members and all single family-owned motorsports equipment.
- Receives, upon payment and/or any RCDR sponsored work day credits: Any scheduled Club Ride Days including Meals, One (1) scheduled Out-of-Town Ride Day Fee and meal, and any additional Holiday Season Sponsored Invitation.
- Receives access, apparel & insurance coverage to any & all RCDR-sponsored Property Leases sanctioned by Florida Trail Riders (“FTR”) & American Motorsports Association (“AMA”) Hare Scramble & Enduro Race.
Membership dues cost is $80/fiscal year. Immediate family members that are on the signed release waiver are included in the dues. Renewal dues for the following year gets reduced $20 for each workday the member participates, up to (4) days. Workdays are counted for every attending family member that signs in at the site.
- New Members – $80
If joining within any single
year between October-September are also prorated if joining after March of any
given year - Work Day Credits – $20
For New Members, Renewing Members, and New Member Volunteers. Work Day credits are granted up to four (4) days maximum per year, totaling $80.00. Work Day credits can only earned in advance of the next annual membership period.
Prior to joining, Membership Release forms will need to be completed.
Yearly memberships begin October 1st and run until October 1st of the next year.
We are presently searching for a new location to lease for a riding area exclusive to RCDR members only.
That said, please note that we are not a club so as to operate a “Cycle Park”. We are enthusiasts that share the joy of off-road riding and/or competition. We are a not for profit organization, and all RCDR members and officers are asked to volunteer to work together to help put on competition events in various locations, and to help maintain leased riding property for all of us to ride and enjoy. Once a new lease is established, accepting new members, or existing members that haven’t renewed, will be determined on a case by case basis.
We are able to keep our yearly dues at a reasonable rate due to revenue received from competition events that are put on by us during the year, but we can’t do that without member participation. The great news is that during workdays at event sites, it’s not all work. Once assignments are completed, there’s lots of time left over to ride the trails we just spent time clearing and marking. This can be in some areas that would be totally off limits for riding to anyone at any other time.
