Membership

● Set up a Ridernet Account through MWA  www.ridernet.com.au

Please join all Family Members together in Ridernet, this way you can access everyone form the same log in.

Add Club Membership through Ridernet – WA Junior MCC

● Single Membership Inc. Refundable Busy Bee Levy $350 - $150 Busy bee Levy will be refunded back at the end of the year once 3x Busy Bees are completed.

● Single Membership not completing Busy Bee $450 – Busy Bees are not required to be completed

● Family Membership Inc. Refundable Busy Bee Levy $400 - $150 Busy bee Levy will be refunded back at the end of the year once 3x Busy Bees are completed.

● Family Membership not completing Busy Bee $500 – Busy Bees are not required to be completed.

Once you have a club membership add your licence.

Mini/Recreational Licence – This is for riders 4-under 9yrs that wish to ride in the Demo 50cc Class or for riders 4-under 16yrs that only wish to practice at the club.

Junior National Licence – All riders 6-under 16 years riding in the 50cc Auto and above classes. All these riders must complete a logbook/5hrs of coaching and be signed off.

All riders must also be signed off when moving up a bike size for example 50cc to 65cc, 65cc to 85cc, 85cc-125/250cc. This can be done within 6 months of turning of age for that class. However, they won’t be able to race the upgraded size until they have had their birthday.

50cc Auto – 6 to under 9 years

65cc – 7- under 12 years

85cc Small Wheels – 9 – under 12 years

85cc Small/Big Wheel – 12 – under 16 years

125cc – 13 – under 16 years

250cc – 13 – under 16 years

The rider’s age for the year is determined by the age they are as at the 1^st of January. The rider is able to move up to the next age bracket if they wish at their birthday however, they cannot step back down.

For example, if the rider's birthday is 9^th Jan. They are 8 years old at the 1^st but when they turn 9 years on the 9^th they can now ride an 85cc bike. However, this means you can no longer ride a 50cc.

Or if the rider is 9 years old on the 1^st January they must move up to a 65cc they are no longer able to ride a 50cc bike.

Membership is open to families, Junior riders 4 – under 19 years.

Riding Gear / Bike

Before you go out and spend $$$ on a bike and gear, we suggest you contact us or refer the Manual of Motorcycle Sport which can be downloaded from the MWA website. The manual contains a section on protective gear and bike suitability. Age ranges and applicable bike capacities is also listed.

General Club Rules

• Riders must attend the riders briefing prior to practice
• All riders must attend practice
• No riding is permitted in the pit area
• Covered shoes must be worn in the pit area at all times
• No alcohol is permitted in the pit area
• No dogs are permitted at the track (Guide Dogs excepted).

Race Procedures

Check List

• Bike
• Safety Gear - ie Helmet, Goggles Boots, Armour, Gloves
• Club Membership card
• MWA Licence & log book (if applicable)
• Nomination fees – 1st club riders
  • $45.00 1st rider
  • $25.00 2nd rider
  • 0.00 3rd rider
  • Extra classes – All riders $25.00

Arrive at track

• No bikes are to be started before 9.00am (Shire Ruling).
• Scrutineering between 7.15am – 8.30am only.
• Riders meeting 8.45am.
• Practice starts at 9.00am.

We must keep strictly to this schedule for the day to run on time.

Scrutineering

• You must present yourself at scrutineering with;
  • Bike and all safety gear
  • All riders have to be signed-on by a parent or guardian.
  • Every rider must have a Parent/Guardian to sign on for flag duties.

Riders' Meeting

• Please present yourself in riding gear at 8.45am outside the canteen.
• All riders must attend.

Practice & Race Order

• Practice and Race order will be posted on the blackboard outside the canteen.

Please note: It is important to turn up for the 1st three points days, as club grading is carried out by our grading committee over these rounds. Each rider is allocated a grade for the year which will be posted on our notice board at the commencement of the 4th points day.

Annual General Meeting

The AGM is held at the end of the season. At the AGM the club elects the committee members for the following year. All Nominations and motions must be on the club notice board by the last points day. All positions are up for nomination. The club relies on position holders to operate.