Easy Riders
SNOWMOBILE CLUB
Club History Easy Riders Snowmobile Club Capsule History 1971 To the Present
In the winter of 1971 this club was formed in Marlborough, MA. The past President and prime mover of the club was Ernie Houde, owner of the now defunct (but successful at the time) South Street Snowmobile & Power Equipment of Marlborough. Through the years the meeting places have changed, but the club still remains in Marlborough, presently at the Marlborough Moose Lodge on Fitchburg Street.
Our Officers
Easy Riders Snowmobile Club Inc., Marlborough, MA 01752
- Mike Nicoli, President
- Greg Conlan, Vice President
- Chris Arena, Secretary
- Larry McCullough, Treasurer
Easy Riders Snowmobile Club Inc., Marlborough, MA 01752
- Mike Nicoli, President
- Greg Conlan, Vice President
- Chris Arena, Secretary
- Larry McCullough, Treasurer
Enter our Easy Riders Photo Contest
The club will be holding another photo contest this year. Submit your pictures from this season rides to our facebook page to be qualified to enter the contest. Judging will be performed by the members and the winners will be announce at the year end banquet.
Club News
EASY RIDERS END OF SEASON BANQUET AND PHOTO CONTEST APRIL 26th!
Get your reservations in for our annual Banquet. Location – Marlborough Super Buffet. April 26th, 2025, from 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Reply here to reserve:
Payments to the club can now be electronic thru the Cash App.
Finally, we are able to accept electronic payments through the Cash App transfer system. If you want to renew your membership, buy a trail pass,
The Ultimate Guide To Snow Club-Touring
In the winter of 1971 this club was formed in Marlborough, MA. The past President and prime mover of the club was Ernie Houde, owner of the now defunct (but successful at the time) South Street Snowmobile & Power Equipment of Marlborough. Through the years the meeting places have changed, but the
The Ultimate Guide To Snow Club-Touring
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