Campaigns
Established in 1973 MAG has dramatically broadened the scope of its activity and has now established itself as the legitimate voice of the road-riding biker in the UK.
MAG is very much a grass-roots organisation, with a large number of full and affiliated members and local active groups across the UK.
We have listed some of our recent campaigns below - but please visit 'Write to Ride' - or dedicated campaigns website
Recent Campaigns
London Bikers Are Voters 2008 First run in 1996 MAG’s “Bikers Are Voters” campaign is now geared up for the 2008 London Mayoral Elections and London Assembly - Greater London Authority (GLA) elections on Thursday 1st May 2008.
31st Brum Demo West Midlands MAG invite you to the 2008 Brum Demo on Saturday 12th July 2008.
Save the Isle of Wight Motorcycle Testing Centre The Isle of Wight is threatened with the loss of its motorcycle testing centre under proposals to deliver the new motorcycle test which will be introduced in October 2008.
EVSC - ISA - No To Throttle Control - No To Control A Transport Select Committee recommends, “that the Government commission a companion piece of research on the viability of introducing speed limiters on motorcycles.”
Motorcycle Friendly Crash Barriers The aim of the campaign was to persuade the UK Government to make an immediate public commitment that: There will be no more wire rope type barrier systems fitted in the UK.
Manchester Congestion Charging (Campaign Not Active) The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG UK) says that proposals contained in Manchester’s congestion charging scheme to charge motorcycles are the thin end of the wedge
Brunstrom - No Evidence (Campaign Now Archived) The Motorcycle Action Group fully support the family of Mark Gibney, the motorcyclist fatally injured in a tragic accident, whose images were disclosed to journalists by North Wales Chief Constable Richard Brunstrom.
