CARIBBEAN EAGLES MOTO CLUB OF VENEZUELA WELCOMES YOU

A group with a common passion

In the early 1990s, a group of French motorcyclists on the island of Saint Marteen and Guadeloupe came together to form a society of touring motorcyclists on the Caribbean islands, integrating the islands of Aruba, Curacao, Puerto Rico, Saint Marteen, Guadeloupe, and Gustavia. , Abymes and on the mainland French Guyana and Venezuela. Its membership reached around 800 members throughout the Caribbean area, but as many of them were transients on the islands, they began to dismember with the exception of Saint Marteen, Guadeloupe, Dominica and Venezuela where the Caribbean Eagles grew stronger, being the first club duly registered and constituted of motorcyclists who owned HD motorcycles in Venezuela in 1997, all of whom were active members of the HOG (Harley Owners Club).

Between 1994 and 2011 the Caribbean Eagles held motorcycle meetings in Santo Domingo, Saint Marteen, Guadalupe, Aruba, Daytona, Miami, Key West, Sturgis, the 95, 100 and 105 years of Harley Davidson's Anniversary in Milwaukee and in Venezuela with multiple rides throughout the national territory and that is when groups of Harlistas begin to be seen on our roads, we travel through the Gran Sabana, the Guácharo cave, the Coro dunes, the Andean mountain range, the Apure and Guárico plains, the Aragua valleys , the delta in Tucupita, the eastern coast and Margarita Island, we participate in the national high displacement motorcycling events in San Cristóbal, Barquisimeto, Coro, Puerto La Cruz, Cumana, Valencia, Mérida, Punto Fijo and Valera. traveling through Brazil, Colombia and 25 states in the USA, Spain, France and Italy. In 2000, the Caribbean Eagles participated as founder of the National Association of Motorcycle Clubs of Venezuela, with Daniel Mancin elected as the first President of ASOMOTOVE. In this same year, the Venezuelan chapter changed its logo to the current one. In 2011 the Caribbean Eagles expands its wings in a new chapter, that of Maracay/Valencia and with members in Cumana and Barinas. For 2020, due to the global situation of the COVID19 pandemic, Caribbean Eagles continues its activities within local biosafety regulations, adding the gasoline shortage throughout the National territory, which restricts mobility but without stopping sharing among its members. who are still in Venezuela and with the support of those who are in other latitudes, preserving the brotherhood and communication that has always characterized us.
Over time, we have become a more serious and mature organization, allowing us to take our interests to new levels. When you decide to join, you will also have access to various events and, most importantly, a community of people as passionate as you are at the world's most recognized brand, HARLEY DAVIDSON.

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