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CLARENCE, NSW
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Lower Mountains Motorcycle Club

⭐⭐⭐⭐☆4.3/5 (6 reviews)
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Activity
Dirt bike racing
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Location
Clarence, Blue Mountains NSW
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Best for
Families · riders of all ages
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Run by
Volunteers · community club
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Setting
Blue Mountains bush
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Rating
4.3 / 5 (6 reviews)

About Lower Mountains Motorcycle Club

Lower Mountains Motorcycle Club (LMMCC) is a volunteer-run dirt bike club located on the Old Bells Line of Road at Clarence in the Blue Mountains, NSW. The club delivers a genuine community racing experience — proper race days on a well-set-up track, a relaxed family atmosphere, and the kind of friendly welcome that only a volunteer-run country club can offer. It is accessible from Sydney's western suburbs, making it a worthwhile weekend destination for dirt bike families in greater western Sydney. A basic canteen is on site; bringing extra snacks for a long day is advised.

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The track & racing

  • Dirt bike trackA purpose-built off-road circuit designed for motocross-style dirt bike riding and racing, set in the bush terrain of the Blue Mountains.
  • Race daysThe club runs organised race days throughout the year — contact the club or check lmmcc.org.au for the current schedule before making the trip.
  • All skill levelsCommunity clubs like LMMCC typically cater to a broad range of rider abilities, from first-timers to experienced club racers competing in class-based events.
  • On-site canteenA basic canteen operates on race days; riders and families are encouraged to bring additional food and drinks for longer outings.

Good to know

  • Getting thereLocated on Old Bells Line of Road at Clarence NSW 2790 — the drive from Sydney's western suburbs is scenic but allow extra time as the Blue Mountains roads require care.
  • Membership & entryClub membership is the typical way to participate in race days at Australian motorcycle clubs; contact LMMCC directly to enquire about joining and guest rider conditions.
  • Gear requirementsFull protective riding gear is essential at any dirt bike club — helmet, boots, gloves, and appropriate off-road riding apparel as a minimum.
  • Volunteer communityAs a volunteer-run club, events and facilities depend on member participation. A relaxed, community-minded attitude is part of the experience here.
  • Weather & conditionsOff-road tracks can be affected by wet weather. Check with the club before travelling, particularly in winter months.

FAQ

Do I need to be a club member to ride at LMMCC?
Most Australian motorcycle clubs require membership or a day licence to participate in race days. Contact Lower Mountains Motorcycle Club directly via lmmcc.org.au to confirm current membership and guest rider conditions.
What type of bikes are raced at the club?
LMMCC is a dirt bike club running off-road motocross-style racing. Bikes are typically entered in classes by engine size and rider age/experience. Contact the club to confirm which classes are currently active.
Is the club family friendly?
Yes — the club is noted for its relaxed family atmosphere and is a good option for families with young riders interested in dirt bike racing in the Blue Mountains region.
Where exactly is the club located?
The club is on Old Bells Line of Road, Clarence NSW 2790 — in the lower Blue Mountains, accessible from Sydney's western suburbs via the Great Western Highway or Bells Line of Road.
Is there food available on race days?
A basic canteen operates on race days. If you want more than the basics, it is recommended to bring your own snacks and drinks for the day.
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Quick facts

  • ActivityDirt bike club racing
  • LocationClarence, Blue Mountains NSW
  • Club typeVolunteer-run community club
  • Good forFamilies · riders of all levels
  • Phone+61 419 116 085
  • Rating4.3 / 5 (6 reviews)

Contact Information

Phone
+61 419 116 085
Website
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Address
Old Bells Line of Rd, Clarence NSW 2790, Clarence, New South Wales

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