Brief History of CUMC

The Cruzerz Unlimited Motorcycle Club was founded in August 2002. John "Big Mac" Mackey and Michael Roberts originated the concept while attending National Bikers Round-Up in Atlanta, Georgia. As they witnessed the brotherhood of many other clubs, they decided they needed to start an organized club in Maryland.

John and Michael created the name Cruzerz Unlimited, and along with a friend designed the club's logo. The name represents the love for the cruiser style bike and the attitude of its members that as long as you have a cruiser, you can ride. They chose the colors black and gold. Black represents power and confidence while gold personifies wisdom and prosperity - all attributes men desire to achieve.

Purpose and Objective

The purpose for which this club is organized is to be a motorcycle club for cruisers and touring bikes. To pursue and encourage a safe and effectual manner of group riding that will enhance the image of the motorcycle riders; to promote good public relations through their general behaviors, club activities and community affairs; to promote a coopoerative coexistence between other motorcycle clubs and organizations; to promote dialogue among members of matters pertaining to motorcycles; and in general, to abide by all local, state and federal laws.

Co-founder John "Big Mac" Mackey	Co-founder Mike Roberts

Membership

The club started with 10 members. It is based in Prince George's County Maryland with members all around the Washington, DC metro area. The first meeting was held May 2003 at Checkers fast food restaurant on Central Avenue.

Cruzerz Unlimited welcomes members who understand and agree with the purpose of the organization.

How to become a Cruzer: An active member in good standing must sponsor all prospective members. All prospects must attend four mandatory rides, wear a prospect t-shirt, participate in club events, be in good standing with club dues and finally be voted in by a majority.