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ABOUT

SIKKIM RIDERS’ MEET (SRM) 2026

The Sikkim Riders Meet (SRM) is envisioned as a landmark event in the motorcycling history of Sikkim. As the first-ever dedicated bikers' event in the state, SRM aims is to foster stronger relationships within the biking fraternity and create opportunities for interaction, networking, and mutual support. By encouraging a culture of respect, brotherhood, and responsible riding, SRM seeks to build a more connected and vibrant riding community in Sikkim.Hosted by the Dirty Angels Motorcycle Club, the first bikers' club of Sikkim, SRM carries the responsibility and vision of bringing together riders from across the state and beyond. The event is not merely a gathering but the beginning of a larger movement to promote unity, camaraderie, and collaboration among all motorcycle clubs and independent riders.

IMPORTANT INFO

REGISTRATION

Online Registration is mandatory for all participants

AMENITIES

Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks & Dinner provided.

PERMITS

Restricted & Protected Area permits arranged for registered members

HOME STAY & HOTELS

BYOT - Bring Your Own Tent. Camping inside the venue.

EVENT RULES

Rules & Regulation to be maintained 

CONTACT

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About the Club

Dirty Angels Motorcycle Club (DAMC) began its journey in the year 2010 with just 10 passionate riders. Over the years, this small group has grown into a large family of enthusiastic, disciplined, and kind-hearted riders, united by brotherhood and a shared purpose.


The core motto of DAMC is simple yet powerful — to help the poor and needy sections of society in Sikkim and beyond. Most of the time, when we ride, we ride for a cause. Our rides are not just about machines and miles, but about responsibility, compassion, and service to society.

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+91 7585926267

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