motomick76
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How does one become a member?
VMF Membership
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davesax36
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If you're talking about vmoa.net, you gotta go over there, pay your membership fee, get your member number and things..... Then you can post, provide help for other riders, get deals at vendors, get the publications. Good stuff.
I guess you already are a member, but if you want to be a donating member, click the donate button up top below the main logo, and feel free to donate what you like. theres quite a few of us that do as this is one of the best, most helpful, bullshit free forums on the net.
I know buster appreciates every little bit as the forum is free for us, but not for him to run and maintain.
peace,
evan...
I know buster appreciates every little bit as the forum is free for us, but not for him to run and maintain.
peace,
evan...
[email protected]
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+1 to both comments
If you are posting on the forum here, you already are a VMF member. Membership is free. Donations accepted, just click on the donate button on the top of the screen. Takes about 30 seconds.
If you want to become a member of the VMOA (vmax owners association) go to their website and follow the links. http://www.vmoa.net/
If you are posting on the forum here, you already are a VMF member. Membership is free. Donations accepted, just click on the donate button on the top of the screen. Takes about 30 seconds.
If you want to become a member of the VMOA (vmax owners association) go to their website and follow the links. http://www.vmoa.net/
mproy
Active Member
What does it take to go from junior member to member to senior and so on?
maxcruiser
Well-Known Member
okay, just proved me wrong? what the hell was I thinking... lol
motomick76
Well-Known Member
So is there anything to gain with their forum? Or is it like golf clubs, there is the 'public' one and then there is the 'private' one?
maxcruiser
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Ok, first off, give the fucking carrot to the rabbit - damn that is just mean.
There are some benefits to both sites, but each person needs to decide if it's worth it or not.
Mike
The vmoa membership, there are three levels.
Basic - VMOA supporter with website access, NO VBOOST access. $20 usd
Premium - Full website access with only online digital VBoost access. $30 usd
Ultimate - Full website access with both online digital and hardcopy VBoost mailing $40 usd
I personally enjoy the vboost mag, I send in articles, I feel 40 a year is great for what I get. our area has had excellend drive to hold big rides, member gettogethers, and the vmoa card has gotten us some discounts as a group at restaurants and fuel. now that said you are in the Oklahoma area, here is your area chapter rep should you feel interested to email.
South Central Region:
Michael Hansen
every area has some sort of rides or events planned thru out the year. I would ask whats on the schedule for the upcoming season.
at the very least its 20 bucks. its a club. you aren't going to come home with a new car every year from it, but its something to put your time into and help grow. sometimes things like that are important to some people.
I find being an active member in both is excellent for me. I find the vmoa lets me get face time with people, and this forum lets me get intellectual time. Its a win in both categories for me.
in the end no one is going to blame, chastise, or belittle you if you did or didn't join. what the hell, we already have the big ticket in the garage/driveway already right?
Peace,
evan...
motomick76
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Thank you for the advice and connection to local chapter. I am going to get in touch with Mike.
100 posts & yer a senior member/500 & yer a Boostaholic. A donation will get you a forum supporter badge:biglaugh:
motomick76
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40 something and counting......senior.
By the way, that rabbit ain't never getting that carrot.
By the way, that rabbit ain't never getting that carrot.
