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The fact that you are viewing this page tells us you are interested in learning more about how our sisterhood is organized and what we do. Leather & Lace MC is unique in many ways, but one of the most unique qualities is the sense of family we share within our sisterhood. Our backgrounds, lifestyles, and careers are as different as each of us, yet through our open minds and generous hearts, we’ve acquired caring friendships that can’t be manufactured. From as near as next door, to across the country, our sisterhood creates a bond that unites us over miles and across borders. It’s a bond that the hands of time cannot tarnish.
We have put much thought and effort into building, organizing, and refining Leather & Lace MC into a sisterhood that our members are proud to be affiliated with. We have helped change the way many people view “women bikers” through our charity work, our standing as an independent motorcycle club, and our miles on the road. We’ve set the standard that a women-only motorcycle club is both strong and feminine, both leather and lace.
Leather & Lace MC holds our annual meeting the first full week of March, at our national headquarters located near Daytona Beach, Florida. Sisters come from all over the U.S. and Canada to attend this annual event we refer to simply as “nationals.” It’s a full week of camaraderie where we work hard and play hard too.
In September, we reconvene for our midsummer nationals. We take over a hotel in a city of our choosing and spend 3-5 days having fun together as a family. This event is different because our midsummer nationals includes the kids. Our sisters bring their children and grandchildren and the club creates a weekend of activities for the kids. Lace children grown up together, they care about each other, and they have friendships that cross miles. We believe if they play together today, tomorrow they’ll ride together.
No matter where a sister is on a given day, we are always together in spirit, and we celebrate this with our National Spirit Ride. On the third Sunday in September, no matter where we are, whether we are alone or riding as a group, all members start their engines at 10:00 am and go for a 100 mile ride.