Membership Eligibility and Benefits

• A minimum requirement for aspirant members is to attend five official Tambikes and one ride or event, and own a classic or retro bike.
• Official members can join group chats and purchase official shirts and RBL merchandise.

A member may be considered inactive if:

• Absent for two months or missed ten Tambikes without a valid reason.
• Unresponsive to official polls, especially after three consecutive missed polls.
• Participating selectively in events despite having the ability to attend, prioritizing other activities over RBL without notifying admins.
• Remains inactive and is seen in other events while neglecting RBL activities.
• Does not own a classic or retro bike for one full year.
• Fails to attend important meetings for big events hosted by RBL without prior notice.
• Failure to contribute to the Monthly Contributions for two consecutive months.

Grounds for dismissal:

• Intentional disrespect toward the classic culture or community, including social media posts or actions that damage RBL’s reputation, such as group shaming, creating harmful videos, or libelous statements.
• Fighting, starting arguments within the group, or with others.
• Unauthorized collection or solicitation of money without admin approval.
• Falling under inactive member rules.
• Involvement in a reckless accident without taking responsibility for the damages.
• Misrepresentation of the Group: Any action, statement, or behavior—whether in-person, online, or through third-party interactions—that falsely portrays, damages, or misaligns the values and identity of Retro Boys Laguna (RBL) may be grounds for dismissal. This includes but is not limited to:
  • Wearing official merchandise or using the group name to gain personal favors, perks, or sponsorships without admin knowledge or approval.
  • Speaking on behalf of RBL in public forums, interviews, or social media without authority.
  • Engaging in acts that suggest RBL supports or is affiliated with certain individuals, brands, events, or beliefs without proper clearance.
  • Creating or sharing misleading content (e.g., edited photos, videos, or posts) that could confuse others about RBL’s mission, stance, or official announcements.
  • Impersonating members or admin roles, or claiming responsibilities or titles that are not officially designated.
  • Misleading prospects or other groups into thinking they are collaborating with or being endorsed by RBL when they are not.