You Will Ride Often with your brothers

The grave Lords membership requirements is that you will need to ride, a lot. Don’t even think about buying a Motorcycle fresh from the showroom floor, parking it out the front of the clubhouse and thinking that means you are a biker. This Club pretty much rides everywhere by motorcycle, the bike is not just a toy that comes out on the weekend if the sun has come out.

You will be expected to live on your bike, riding across cities and states on your way to meets, work, shopping and as your primary form of transport, if you want to know how to become a grave Lord then you need to be a dedicated rider.

Importantly though, this shouldn’t sound like a chore. This should be the only way that you want to travel. If you don’t love this idea, then this lifestyle and club is not for you.

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The Club Comes First, This is Your New Life

A fully patched member will have voting rights, of which they are expected to utilise. The Grave Lords MRC has a number of meets throughout the year and it is expected that all members should attend whenever possible. If you start missing several of these meets then questions will be raised about your dedication to the club.

It is easy enough to read this about The Grave Lords MRC membership requirements and have an understanding of what is required, but actually following through and practically dedicating your life to the club is another thing completely. You must be absolutely passionate about the lifestyle, there will not be much free time for other activities outside of the club, so hold off on signing up at the yacht club. LOL

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How To Leave The Grave Lords MRC: You Don’t Leave

The Grave Lords membership requirements, is that you can’t leave the Grave Lords  easily. It’s much easier to complete the steps of how to join the Grave Lords than it is to leave.

Committing to join the club should be thought of as a life time commitment. If you do try and leave the club then you must hand your patches back, or they may be taken from you.

The exception to this rule is in the case where members have provided several loyal years of service with the club, they may be allowed a graceful exit and in some cases after enough time may even be allowed to keep some of their patches.

The Grave Lords MRC shouldn’t be seen as a club you will try out for a while and see how it goes for you with the option to then drop out.

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The Phases of Membership

1. The Hang-around: Being a hang-around is the first stage, where you have probably been invited by other members of the club to an event, possibly at a Grave Lords clubhouse. This will provide you with an opportunity to meet some of the other members and get a feel for what this Club has to offer you. The other members will also be judging your character along the way

2. The Probate: Once you are made a probate you are allowed to attend a lot more events, however you will not be able to place any votes on club matters and there may also be some meetings that you are not allowed to attend. It is over this period that the members will determine whether or not they believe that you will be a suitable fully patched member in the future.

3. The Fully Patched Member: The final step in the process will make you a Fully Patched Member. You will only reach this stage after a vote, where you must receive a unanimous vote from the other Grave Lords MRC members. It is the several months/years of evaluations during the recruitment process which will determine whether or not you receive the votes required. In addition to the voting there may also be other requirements made of the Probate in order to become a fully patched member