Beaufort Blue Light Motorcycle Club

Inspire, engage and equip young people to be their best self.

Beaufort Blue Light Motorcycle Club was established in 2010 in support of young people under the age of 18 years and is led by Sergeant Mel Peters.

The club meets on the third Sunday of each month at 250 Beaufort Lexton Road, Beaufort and runs from 10.00am through to 3.00pm. 

Motorbike riders must be 18 years of age or under and are required to bring their own safety gear (helmet, protective riding apparel and riding boots).

The event is registered with Motorcycling Victoria and is led by Victoria Police members supported by trained marshals.

The day is all about safety and fun riding – there is no racing and participants safety is of the utmost importance.

There is a barbecue lunch and drinks available for purchase at the event.  

We encourage parents to come along to support the event and young people.

Beaufort Blue Light Motorcycle Club is seeking new volunteers and committee members to support events and working bees.

Volunteer at a local Blue Light branch

Why volunteer with a Blue Light branch?

Our branches are located across Victoria and rely on the support of volunteers to help stage their events and activities. 

Quite simply we couldn’t do what we do without volunteer support.

Our branches have a range of volunteer opportunities supporting events and activities which create and promote positive experiences for young people. 

Should you decide to volunteer for the Beaufort branch it will be mandatory for Blue Light Victoria to carefully screen volunteer applications to ensure we adhere to Victorian Government Child Safety policy.

All volunteers will require:

• Current Working With Children Check (WWC)
• National Police Check
• Will need to sign an agreement acknowledging that you understand our “Code of Conduct” for Working with Children
• Have read and understood the Blue Light Victoria Child Safety Policy

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