Cabarrus/Rowan Chapter of the Concerned Bikers Association/Abate of NC

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Cabarrus/Rowan Chapter of the Concerned Bikers Association/Abate of NC

We are a legislative organization that deal with biker's rights. It’s easy!

CBA/ABATE of Cabarrus/Rowan North Carolina invites you to investigate our organization and make an informed decision about joining the battle to protect your rights as a motorcyclist in the State of North Carolina and at the national level. CBA/ABATE encourages motorcyclists to become legislatively active in your State and have some fun while you are doing it! Make new friends, go for a ride, give

back to your community, increase your motorcycling skills, teach the driving public to watch out for us and learn a thing or two about how negative legislation affects you on a daily basis. No matter what you are interested in doing….CBA/ABATE of North Carolina has something for you! We encourage you to attend a meeting, talk to a member or contact one of the officers to tell you how you can help protect your freedom of the open road! CBA/ABATE of NC is recognized as the premier Motorcycle Rights Organization (SMRO) of NC. Nationally, CBA/ABATE is recognized by, The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) the Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) and the National Coalition of Motorcyclists (NCOM). We are also recognized at home as the legislative arm of NC’s Motorcycle Rights community by the North Carolina Confederation of Motorcycle Clubs, and NC Bike-PAC.

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President: Dwayne Jenkins VP: Bill Cowsert Meets 1st Saturday at 3:00 pm at the Cannon Memorial YMCA, Kannapolis Branch

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