American Sportbike Night (ASBN) is a very informal assortment of Northern California Buell motorcycle riders (and enthusiasts) who get together once per month to swap stories, exchange tech-tips, and generally engage in Buellish behavior.

We aren't a group or a club. There are no dues or fees for membership, and there's nothing to sign. Everyone is welcome!

The Detroit Street Ryders were brought to life by a group of friends trying to get Detroit on the map as a street bike city.  The goal is to gather ryders from the Metro Detroit Area to form the street bike club now known as "Detroit Street Ryders".  We want to give the rest of the world a taste of what Detroit ryders bring to the table, such as custom bikes, wheelies, stoppies and, of course, some hard core rydin'. 

What started out as a few fellow riders looking for a way to enjoy what each and every one of them loved to do, quickly become a club for many that shared the same desires and values. It all started with 6 men who took pleasure in everything from casual riding to track racing.  Although they had different riding styles, the love of sport bike riding is what brought them together. First intension was to create a club that was mainly all about the ride. Quickly they discovered the added bonus of off season get-togethers. This allowed them to get to know their fellow members not only on the road but off.  The club now offered more than just a means of seasonal riding activities, it expanded to social events and gatherings. Seasonal riding activities included but not limited to: Twisty road riding, Scenic Tour Riding, Special Spots for Stunting, and Drag Racing. Social events and gatherings included and also not limited to: Flag Football, Bar-b-ques, Bowling, and Night Clubs. Holiday times are a blast with both costume rides and parties. There are regular meetings to bring members up to date on planned activities and club business, this is also a time where ideas are shared. The club is not about just one persons ideas but yet about a group of riders and what they want as a club. With seasoned riders willing to share their knowledge and help improve riding safety, the club has become a great asset to the sport bike newbie. Redline Superbike members receive special discounts with certain retailers as well as benefit from fellow riders with trade skills offering their assistance to those that need help. Redline Superbike is working on track days and riding classes for those who want to sharpen their skills at a location where traffic and gravel are not a factor, or for those who are just starting out and would like to try their hand at something new and exciting. Redline endorses riding within your means and with safety first at hand... what better way to learn both than on a secure track with a professional looking over your shoulder? If you feel like you could benefit from becoming a Redline Superbike member or if you feel you have something to offer to Redline Superbike, click on the link below to submit a request form and our PR person will get in touch with you. Or if you have questions about our club, click on the contact us link listed above, and we'll be happy to help you further.

Scooter Trash is a team of professional motorcycle freestyle stunt riders that is South Eastern Michigan based.  Founded five years ago by Matt Schwartz, Dan Martell and Nick Hill.  They are self made and promoted; both safe and exciting crowd pleasers.  Looking to bring this new, high profile sport main stream in a way that is not offensive or dangerous (closed course performances). 

BBRC (Bad Boys Riding Crew) was started in 1997 by three guys that loved to ride and film.  BBRC was formed to be the brotherhood for all sportbike riders.  Now five years later we are officially BBRC Incorporated.  With new leadership under Manny and Greg we are growing rapidly to be bigger and better than ever.  We are currently established in Michigan and Wisconsin.  And from the home town of HELLSNAT!

The newest site dedicated to the Washington DC and surrounding area motorcycle enthusiast.  We strive to bring you up to the minute information on events, rides, and races happening in our area.  Come in and check us out.  

We have now shifted gears and have moved our concentration to providing a Sportbike news and information network for Hawaii. We have begun with our first endeavor and created the Hawaii Riders Forum  for Sportbike enthusiast in the state of Hawaii.  If you are thinking of moving to our neck of the woods, then this is the place to find out everything you would like to know.

Ok, check this out Sports Fans!!!!

This is a new and upcoming web site, but get this.  This site is about 2, yes I said 2 Active Duty Air Force guys in Germany.  They actually race full time in the German Pro Circuit, while serving their country.  Check them out.  Send them an e-mail.  Give them our support, even thought it sounds like they may be having more fun than us!  (smirk)

SSBC is dedicated to safe canyon and street riding. All types of motorcycles are welcome. Our club meets regularly to plan upcoming rides and the only way for us to contact the riders is if we have your phone number or email address. We have no motto's except have fun, and be safe. We like to ride. Ever wake up on a beautiful sunny Sunday morning and say:  I gotta go ride? Ever wish you had someone to go ride with on a moments notice? That is what we do. We are someone to ride with, and we have a blast! The guys and gals of this club just love to ride and have fun with sport bikes. We plan rides most weekends during nice weather and some on weekdays with twisty roads in all of our trips. We have riders of all skill levels in our club and we emphasize safe (aka crash free) riding. Don't think we just putt around the road mind you. We like to ride ya know? But we do it as safe as possible. We also have some great get togethers. If you like to ride wheelies and do stunts we have a place for that too. (secret hush hush stuff) We welcome all riders as long as they ride sportbikes. If you like bikes but you don't own one you are welcome to come on down. We try to make a real point to help out new riders also. Statistics say that most new riders go down within the first 6 months of riding. We would like to change that statistic. If you are a newer rider please come down and join us. You may find it informational as well as entertaining. So there ya have it. Come on down and check us out!