The KMA/KBA is the premier grassroots motorcycle lobbying group in the state of Kentucky. The KMA/KBA is comprised solely of volunteers. As with any volunteer organization we need your help. If you have a particular talent that may help the group let us know and we can match up a task to fit your time constraints and talents.

District #4 "Northern District" Boone County, Kentucky cities: Florence, Burlington & Union. Campbell County, Kentucky cities: Alexandria, Newport & Cold Springs ...

In 1982 a group of bikers formed the Kentucky Bikers Association to make a stand in the state of Kentucky for motorcycle rights. The name was later changed to The Kentucky Motorcycle Association/KBA to be more inclusive to all riders, both on and off road.

The KMA/KBA is a not for profit independent group of motorcycle enthusiasts who ride different types of motorcycles, but we share a common interest in keeping motorcycling a safe and pleasant sport. We participate in legislative activities, which promote the sport of motorcycling.

The Kentucky Motorcycle Associatin / K.B.A. is dedicated to protecting the rights of ALL Kentucky Motorcyclists.

A political organization protecting the rights of all motorcyclist. This district represents Kenton, Boone, Campbell, Bracken, Pendleton counties in...

KMA / KBA Northern District #4, Elsmere, Kentucky. 456 likes · 2 were here. Motorcycle Rights Organization District #4 Represents The Northern Most...

We are the KMA / KBA, we would like to welcome you to our web site. Take a few minutes to watch this video to learn more about who we are and what we do....more

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There is a yearly fee to join: Annual Individual Membership: $20.00. Annual Couple Membership: $30.00. Junior Membership: $10.00. Annual Bronze Business Membership: $100.00. Annual Silver Business Membership: $500.00. You can join in 3 ways: 1) Show up to a local meeting/event and ask a local officer.