Church And Chain Of Command
The Table
A tight hierarchy keeps the house quiet, the road orderly, and every man clear on who answers for what.
Ranks
Club Seats
Public titles are simple on purpose. Names change, seats change, but the chain does not.
President
Runs church, sets direction, and carries final weight when the room goes quiet.
Filled Seat
Vice President
Keeps the table aligned and makes sure orders do not get softer as they travel.
Filled Seat
Sergeant At Arms
Handles discipline, conflict, and the temperature around the clubhouse before it boils over.
Filled Seat
Secretary
Tracks votes, dues, patch history, and the agreements that are better remembered correctly.
Filled Seat
Treasurer
Manages club funds, event money, member support, and the books nobody argues with twice.
Open Seat
Road Captain
Calls formations, routes, ride order, and convoy pacing for club runs.
Open Seat
Member
Full patch holder with a vote, a bike, and a duty to put the club before comfort.
Full Patch
Prospect
Earns trust through runs, service, patience, and learning when not to ask.
Trial
Prospect Road
From Hangaround To Patch
- Hangaround Meet the club, ride when invited, and show that you can be around without needing attention.
- Prospect Take orders, learn the road, carry the small weight first, and let the table see consistency.
- Patch Vote The table decides when a man has stopped asking for the patch and started living like it is already watching him.