called “The Harley Davidson Motorcycle Club of Victoria”, it was changed to “The Harley Club of Victoria” in 1929 and became incorporated in the early 1930s. In those days clubs were mostly named after a type of bike such as ours, or the district their members came from, such as the Hartwell, Sandringham or Rosebud Clubs. Competition was beginning within these clubs, and itfrom the Harley Club and others at the time formed a group called the Auto Cycle Union of Victoria (ACUV) to formulate the rules, and members from the ACUV and other states formed a national body called the Auto Cycle Council of Australia (ACCA). The Harley Club is an affiliated member with MV and MA.
