Jewish Motorcyclists Alliance

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Jewish Motorcyclists Alliance

Abbreviation	JMA
Founded	2004
Founder	Ken Shapiro (inactive) and Scott Wynn
Purpose	Motorcycle club umbrella group
Region	Worldwide
Membership	2,500
President	Steven Aresty
Key people	Daniel Herbst (VP), Lauren Secular (Treasurer), Jay Mandelker (Secretary), Bob Cohen (Previous President), Ken Bell (R2R liaison), Ris Gilad (Programming), Jake Simon (Communications)

Jewish Motorcyclists Alliance (JMA) is an umbrella organization of Jewish motorcycle clubs. The JMA's affiliate clubs consist of independent motorcycle riding clubs with JMA membership criteria.^[1] A member club designates a representative to serve on the JMA Council.

The JMA is the home of Jewish motorcyclists from around the world. The JMA is an association of Jewish motorcycle clubs that upon its formation included organized groups in the United States, Canada, Israel, England and Australia, representing over 2,500 Jewish motorcycle enthusiasts. The common thread is the religion; however membership or admittance to the member clubs is not dictated by faith or brand of motorcycle: riders of any denomination or brand of bike are welcome.