Prospect Bylaws

Living by these rules is the foundation of what our clan represents among one another as well as to the world.  Adhering to these rules is what legitimizes OHC as an actual selective group, joined together for our collective best interest and in support of one another as a brotherhood.  Furthermore, these bylaws establish a well-defined guideline for the commitment of which each member can hold themselves and their fellow members accountable.

If a prospect member breaks these bylaws, the clan will deal with that prospect member accordingly.  If these bylaws are broken, the punishment for that discrepancy could result in suspension from the clan, immediate expulsion from the clan or worse, as deemed necessary and voted on by the clan.

1.       Prospects must be at least 21 years old.

2.       Prospects must be sponsored by a member who has known him at least one year.

*Members may sponsor no more than two prospects at any time.

3.       Prospect members must be voted in by the entire clan.

a.       One or two 'NO' votes must be explained.

b.       Three or more 'NO' votes equal immediate rejection.

4.       The sponsoring member is ultimately responsible for the prospect.

5.       Prospects must have an American made motorcycle or be a support driver for those who do.

6.       Prospects must remain loyal to the clan at all times, under all circumstances.

7.       Prospect members must do whatever is requested by a member.

8.       A sponsor can pull a prospect's sponsorship at his discretion.

9.       Prospects must attend no less than 50% of official tribe and clan functions.

10.    Prospects must pay $250.00 upon sponsorship.

11.    Prospective member's prospecting period is at the discretion of their sponsor and the clan but no less than one year from their date of being voted in as a Prospect.  The clan shall decide when a membership vote is appropriate.

12.    Every member must vote for a prospect to enter the clan. The vote must be unanimous.

13.    The sponsoring member may issue a ring to a prospect following the unanimous vote. This will be done at one of the two annual mandatory gatherings.