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People are often confused on what a MRO (Motorcycle Rights Organization) is all about. On the Menu bar you can select from the About area and see where TMRA II came from, where it is going, and who to talk with about getting involved.
Feel free to move around this site and check out all the available information. In the Legislative section you will find information available on current bills to fight or support, and information on how to contact your legislator.
There are links to other organizations and interesting web sites in the Links section. TMRA II events, as well as other Clubs' happenings, will be in the Events area.
Don't forget to check out Local Chapter Happenings. You can get to their websites or call by following the Contacts link.
In our continuing effort to educate bikers you will find the 5 Steps to Freedom. Here is Phil, he used the 5 Steps to get elected to the City Council - way to go Phil.....
We've removed the HOT page and just added it to the top of the home page. This way you will get a brief description of what's happening and what needs to be done and it comes up in your face immediately.
The NEWS area (located under Legislative) is a general informational database. You will find links to other MRO's who have worked to put important information on the internet. You can read about what is happening with some of the organizations around the country as to how they are doing and what is happening.
The TMRA2 Newletter is now available online. Just go to TMRA2 menu listing and click on the Warrior Online item.
Any comments or suggestions will be appreciated by sending email toWebmaster. As always feel free to print the form in the About / Join area and become a part of our organization.
So you want to hear the candidates, but no one seems to be getting a public debate going. Well here some tips from Fuzzy on how to do it yourself (with a little help from your friends).
Charlton Heston gave a speech to Harvard and this is the text of it. Here is a man who knows what's going on and why all of us must do something about it.

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People are often confused on what a MRO (Motorcycle Rights Organization) is all about. On the Menu bar you can select from the About area and see where TMRA II came from, where it is going, and who to talk with about getting involved.
Feel free to move around this site and check out all the available information. In the Legislative section you will find information available on current bills to fight or support, and information on how to contact your legislator.
There are links to other organizations and interesting web sites in the Links section. TMRA II events, as well as other Clubs' happenings, will be in the Events area.
Don't forget to check out Local Chapter Happenings. You can get to their websites or call by following the Contacts link.
In our continuing effort to educate bikers you will find the 5 Steps to Freedom. Here is Phil, he used the 5 Steps to get elected to the City Council - way to go Phil.....
We've removed the HOT page and just added it to the top of the home page. This way you will get a brief description of what's happening and what needs to be done and it comes up in your face immediately.
The NEWS area (located under Legislative) is a general informational database. You will find links to other MRO's who have worked to put important information on the internet. You can read about what is happening with some of the organizations around the country as to how they are doing and what is happening.
The TMRA2 Newletter is now available online. Just go to TMRA2 menu listing and click on the Warrior Online item.
Any comments or suggestions will be appreciated by sending email toWebmaster. As always feel free to print the form in the About / Join area and become a part of our organization.
So you want to hear the candidates, but no one seems to be getting a public debate going. Well here some tips from Fuzzy on how to do it yourself (with a little help from your friends).
Charlton Heston gave a speech to Harvard and this is the text of it. Here is a man who knows what's going on and why all of us must do something about it.

People are often confused on what a MRO (Motorcycle Rights Organization) is all about. On the Menu bar you can select from the About area and see where TMRA II came from, where it is going, and who to talk with about getting involved.
Feel free to move around this site and check out all the available information. In the Legislative section you will find information available on current bills to fight or support, and information on how to contact your legislator.
There are links to other organizations and interesting web sites in the Links section. TMRA II events, as well as other Clubs' happenings, will be in the Events area.
Don't forget to check out Local Chapter Happenings. You can get to their websites or call by following the Contacts link.
In our continuing effort to educate bikers you will find the 5 Steps to Freedom. Here is Phil, he used the 5 Steps to get elected to the City Council - way to go Phil.....
We've removed the HOT page and just added it to the top of the home page. This way you will get a brief description of what's happening and what needs to be done and it comes up in your face immediately.
The NEWS area (located under Legislative) is a general informational database. You will find links to other MRO's who have worked to put important information on the internet. You can read about what is happening with some of the organizations around the country as to how they are doing and what is happening.
The TMRA2 Newletter is now available online. Just go to TMRA2 menu listing and click on the Warrior Online item.
Any comments or suggestions will be appreciated by sending email toWebmaster. As always feel free to print the form in the About / Join area and become a part of our organization.
So you want to hear the candidates, but no one seems to be getting a public debate going. Well here some tips from Fuzzy on how to do it yourself (with a little help from your friends).
Charlton Heston gave a speech to Harvard and this is the text of it. Here is a man who knows what's going on and why all of us must do something about it.
