Old Glory HOG - Ride Programs

How do you rack the miles up on your bike?

Ride Release Forms
• Old Glory Chapter Release Form (Click Here)
• Old Glory Chapter Release for Minors (Click Here)
- required for minors under 18
• Old Glory Chapter Assumption of Risk for Minors (Click Here)
- required for minors age 12 and older

However you like to put on your miles, there's a ride program for you

Get involved with the programs that are offered by both National H.O.G. as well as our own Old Glory Chapter. Do you enjoy just letting the miles roll by? Then sign up for the H.O.G. Mileage program and get rewarded for what you love to do; ride. While you’re at it sign up for our Chapter Mileage Challenge and support your chapter so we can tally up how many miles our members are putting on their bikes.

H.O.G. Mileage Program

H.O.G.’s Mileage Program can be found on their website in the Members Only area. Download the form and have a Dealer representative verify and sign off on your mileage. Then either mail it in or fax it in to get yourself enrolled and heading for pins and patches. Now each time you pass a new mileage level, repeat the process and H.O.G. will mail you a pin and rocker showing your mileage accomplishment. This is an ongoing program for as long as you are a H.O.G. member, just remember to fill the form out each time you reach a new mileage level and when you buy or sell a bike.

Old Glory Chapter Mileage Challenge

Old Glory Chapter is doing their own version of the Mileage Program. This is scheduled to be an annual program running from January 1st to December 31st. These forms are available for download from the Old Glory website. If you want to go for the record of the most miles in the chapter then you will need to see an Officer or Road Captain as early as possible in the year to get your starting mileage verified. If you would just like to show your support of the chapter, download the form then email it to rideplan1@oldgloryhog.com. At the end of the year, repeat the process so we can tally the mileage to see who is King or Queen of mileage and how the chapter as a whole did with rolling the miles on their odometers. Not sure how to get all those miles, check our chapter calendar for rides. Throughout the riding season we generally have at least one ride per weekend and many times there are two, plus an occasional bonus weekday or evening ride. If that’s not enough, check out H.O.G.’s ABC’s of Touring program.

You know your ABC’s, can you find XY&Z

Always looking for a place to ride, then check out H.O.G.’s ABC’s of Touring program. You can ride by the seat of your pants and just look for the letters that you need or you can get technical and plan a route. Do you have a free day and don’t know where to ride, pull out a map and look for your XY&Z, or any other letter that you need to add to your list. Make it a one destination ride to get that hard to find letter and check out a new town,

"NEW" - Check it out!

Email Victor Ponte - rideplan1@oldgloryhog.com

Download Excel Spreadsheets of our rides

H.O.G. Mileage Program

Rides 40 miles and under:

Rod and Reel Club of Chesapeake Beach

H.O.G. ABC's of Touring

Nautilus Diner Ride

MD's Pub Ride

Old Glory H.O.G. Mileage Program

Annapolis Greenturtle

2010 Mileage Program Participants

Jimmie Cone

Misty Manor

Mi Casa Lunch Ride

TJ's of Calverton Ride

Rides 40 - 80 miles:

Jim's Hideaway Ride

Calypso Bay Restaurant

Captain Leonard's Seafood

Rides over 80 miles:

All routes are believed to be accurate. Old Glory H.O.G. is not responsible for errors, road closures, or road conditions. Please review route prior to ride, and ride with a map. Pre-plan your return route.