FEMA welcomes Spanish Asociacion Mutua Motera as new Member

AMM has become a full member of the FEMA. Federation of European Motorcyclists' Associations announced the Spanish rider organisation Asociacion Mutua Motera (AMM) as full member after the one-year granted observer status in the Federation. FEMA is now strong of 23 national riders' organisations coming from 18 countries across Europe.

AMM was created in 2002 with the main objectives of representing riders' interests, fulfilling the first successes in riders' interests activities related to road tolls and crash barriers, setting up a bike locks certification system, developing a "Motorcyclists General Mutuality" insurance run by and for motorcycle riders, and offering a range of services to their members. The organisations is also now editing a magazine called "Moteros".

When applying for membership, the Spanish organisation underlined the reasons for becoming a FEMA affiliate, Spain having a large representation of motorcyclists in Europe, that will make FEMA stronger at EU level to the benefit of all European motorcyclists. AMM is pursuing its efforts to welcome more and more Spanish riders as members.

With its Spanish member, FEMA is now regrouping 23 national riders' organisations from 18 countries across Europe.