FFMC67

Fédération Française des Motards en Colère 67 (FFMC 67) is the Bas-Rhin branch of a French association founded in 1980 to defend the rights and interests of motorcyclists. It brings together users of motorized two- and three-wheel vehicles and represents them as road users, consumers, and citizens, without a narrow focus on professional or group interests. The association promotes motorcycle use and encourages responsibility, tolerance, solidarity, and fair treatment on the road.

FFMC 67 combines advocacy with practical activities and community events. Its work includes road-safety initiatives such as safe-riding guidance, rider refresher sessions, and Calmos rest stops, as well as road hazard actions, motorcycle rallies, and support for events through volunteer marshals. The branch also organizes informal gatherings, rides, and seasonal celebrations, and promotes sharing the road. It publishes local and national motorcycle news and event information, and invites supporters to join or make donations. Through these activities, FFMC 67 works to strengthen the motorcycling community and defend riders’ rights in the Bas-Rhin.