Alberta Society of Off-Road Motorcyclists (ASORM)

Motorcycle Enthusiasts

We are excited to announce the launching of a dedicated off-road motorcycle organization in Alberta.

A number of off-road motorcycle clubs and many individuals in Alberta are pooling efforts and have formed a provincial off-road motorcycle organization. ASORM is recognized by the Alberta government as a society with not-for-profit status under the name "Alberta Society of Off-Road Motorcyclists" (ASORM).

We are actively recruiting clubs and individuals involved with off-road motorcycling in Alberta, in order to create a strong province wide off-road motorcycle association. The clubs initially involved with the launch of this association represent over 2,000 individuals interested in advancing single-track riding opportunities throughout Alberta.

Alberta Society of Off-road Motorcyclists ASORM

If you ride Off-road motorcycles of any sort you need to read this.

November 14, 2011

To inform ASORM Members and clubs: THIS IS IMPORTANT!!

Only believe information you hear on our official web page www.asorm.ca. Information regarding ASORM elsewhere is either not authorized or it could be false. Thank you for your time in reading this.

We are about to give you information regarding a person(s) who does not want to be named and for legal reasons we cannot name him. We have heard that someone from the AOHVA is calling an ASORM meeting in November. If you get an invitation to this meeting please ignore it. This is NOT an official meeting for ASORM. This individual is NOT even a member of ASORM and has no legal standing to call a meeting for ARORM. If you get an invitation to this meeting please ignore it. This is NOT an official meeting for ASORM. This individual is NOT even a member of ASORM and has no legal standing to call a meeting for ARORM.

We will be sending out renewal notices to our members in the next month, and a notice for our actual Annual General Meeting once we have a time and location set up. As previously mentioned, there are people dedicated to keeping the organized Off-Road Motorcycle community in Alberta from representing our own interests.

A point of interest is that this person sat in on the second half of ASORMs last AGM and nominated himself for multiple board positions. Each of his nominations for himself received no seconder, nor support of any kind from ASORMs membership. But amazingly, he proceeded to file falsified documents with Alberta Registries that he had been elected to the board. This issue, in addition to an error by ASORMs bank has been corrected. The banks error was to inadvertently permit him to alter ASORMs mailing address, and subsequently, to allow funds to be misappropriated from ASORMs account. The entire matter has been handed over to the RCMP.

Know that we are always available to answer any of your questions, to listen to your concerns and suggestions, and of course, to help you get more involved with ASORM activities and initiatives!

Our best regards from your complete, legitimate Alberta Society of Off-Road Motorcyclists Board;

Derek Radomski, President, derek@asorm.ca 403.294.4214

Bob Reed, Vice-President, bob@asorm.ca 403.627.3932

Darryl Copithorne,Secretary/Treasurer darryl@asorm.ca 403.875.9205

John Bader, Director, john@asorm.ca

Dave French, Director, dave@asorm.ca

A large number of off-road motorcycle enthusiasts and clubs have gotten together and organized a province wide organization.   As people who ride a motorcycle with knobby tires we all face the same problems of lack of riding areas.   It does not matter if you ride, motocross, cross country, trail ride, trials, or dual sport, we all face the same problems.   Different clubs and groups all across the province are dealing with access problems, and restrictions imposed on us. We need to work together and pool our resources to preserve the 2 wheel sport we enjoy.

  • A province wide advocacy group of Off-road motorcyclists for off-road motorcyclists.
  • Equally represents all forms of off-road motorcycling.
  • Provides rider benefits for our members.
  • Provides education.
  • Provides a place to dialogue with others with the same interest.
  • Provides a forum for clubs to share knowledge on access issues and solutions.
  • Provide insurance to clubs for non-competition activities.
  • Provide group rates to clubs for D & O club insurance.
  • Provide additional member benefits through membership in Motorcycle Confederation of Canada (MCC)
  • Fees are $$25.00 for clubs,$10.00 personal (non-voting) and $250.00 corporate.
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