BCCOM

BCCOM (British Columbia Coalition of Motorcyclists) is a professional lobbying organization dedicated to advocating for the rights of all motorcyclists across the province of British Columbia. Established in 1985 by riders concerned about discrimination, BCCOM works to influence government policies and legislation that affect various aspects of the motorcycling lifestyle, including sport, street, and off-road riding. The organization is also instrumental in promoting motorcycle safety, education, and awareness throughout BC, relying solely on membership dues to maintain its strong voice for the motorcycling community.

BCCOM endorses, recognizes, and supports all aspects of motorcycling, from street and touring to racing and off-road riding. While it advocates for the interests of all riders, regardless of skill level or discipline, it does not offer direct track day events, coaching, or instruction in riding skills. Its distinctive role lies in its comprehensive advocacy efforts, working to increase the profile of the motorcycling community at both provincial and municipal government levels. Members of BCCOM receive benefits such as free legal advice and information related to motorcycle accidents, further highlighting the organization's unique focus on rider rights and support.