MRF’s Meeting of the Minds Roars Into Shreveport, LA Washington, D.C., June 16, 2025 The Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) is issuing a call to arms: The Meeting of the Minds is back — and it’s not for the faint of heart. From September 25 to 28, the loudest, most unapologetic gathering of motorcyclists’ rights advocates in the country will blast into Shreveport, bringing together the fiercest minds in biker legislation, liberty, and leadership. This isn’t a rally — it’s a reckoning. “Motorcyclists’ rights are under fire,” said Kirk “Hardtail” Willard, President of the MRF. “From federal overreach to anti-biker tech, to profiling riders because of their clothes, the only way we lose is if we stay silent and don’t get involved. At Meeting of the Minds, we speak loud, we stand taller, and we shape the future — together.” Expect Fireworks With a hard-hitting agenda, the Meeting of the Minds will feature: High-level briefings on autonomous vehicles, profiling, emissions crackdowns, federal overreach, and developing our legislative agenda for 2026. Tactical workshops on grassroots lobbying, digital warfare, and legislative strike force building Direct access to MRF leadership, national partners, and powerhouse voices in D.C. Real talk. Real action. No sugar-coating. This year, the stakes are higher than ever. Bikers are being pushed off the road — figuratively and literally — by disconnected bureaucrats and tech overlords who’ve never ridden a mile in their lives. If you think your freedom is safe, think again. “You don’t ride on the sidelines. Neither do we.” The Motorcycle Riders Foundation has been the tip of the spear in protecting motorcyclists’ rights for over four decades. The Meeting of the Minds is not just a conference — it’s the future of motorcycling. If you’re serious about defending your rights, your ride, and your voice, you’d better be there. Register now — before someone else decides your future for you. www.MRF.org The post Bikers Take Charge: appeared first on Bikernet.com - Online Biker Magazine.

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