RESEARCH & COMFORT ZONE

• September, 2001 - Formed a club so that Lake Wildwood residents, who own motorcycles, could get together for rides over the many country roads here in the Foothills. And, quite honestly, we also wanted to recruit LWW's motorcycle riders to see what type of "Bikers" lived within our Community. We found a bunch of nice people - most of whom are Professionals and Business Executives, both active and retired, and most have very nice bikes.
• August, 2002 - Applied for Club Sanctioning to legitimize our Club. We wanted to provide an ongoing forum for current and future owners of street legal motorcycles to share a common interest, to help each other, to learn and practice good motorcycle safety and to provide services for the community, where possible, as a nonprofit organization. We also wanted to provide an opportunity for Residents of Lake Wildwood to get to know us and to gain a comfort level with us.

• December, 2002 and each year since - With the endorsement of the Lake Wildwood Board of Directors, the Lake Wildwood Motorcycle Club participates in the Annual Nevada County Food & Toy Run - a nonprofit, charitable event which directly benefits needy families in Nevada County at Christmas. More than $7,000. worth of toys/games/stuffed animals, nonperishable food items and cash donations are collected each year. Donation boxes are placed at the Administration Office and the North Gate of Lake Wildwood during the 3 week period prior to the Event. Paul and Susan Piper organize this effort, each year. Donations from residents and friends of Lake Wildwood continue to increase from year to year.
• March 2003, June 2004 - Town Hall Meetings called to discuss Motorcycle Access. Concerns expressed were in three categories - Noise, Security Issues and Younger Riders.(Click Here to Continue)