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About Us

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Twelve riders, a decade of advocacy, one association.

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n The Fiji Motorcyclists Association started as twelve like-minded riders who began planning itsn establishment in 2013, and was formally established in 2017. Today it’s the recognised voice forn motorcyclists in Fiji — working with the Land Transport Authority on rider safety and recognition,n and building community through the Movember Bike Show, Remembrance Day, and rides across both then Central and Western Sectors.n

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n // CURRENT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEn

Who’s running things right now.

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Raiyaz SahuKhan

President, FMA

Leads the association’s public events, including the Movember men’s-health campaign and its safety-awareness partnerships.

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Dr Alipate Vakamocea

Vice President, FMA

Champions early health screening for members, most visibly through the annual Movember Bike Show.

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Taslim Shah

Executive Member

The association’s public voice on road-safety incidents, pressing the Police and LTA on driver behaviour toward riders.

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n // FORMER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEn

The riders who built the foundation.

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Rodney Fong

Founding member & past President

One of the twelve original riders, and president through the association’s early growth and its first sector rides.

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Home

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Est. 2017 · riding together since 2013 · Suva & Lautoka
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Twelve riders
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Fiji’s motorcyclists have ridden together since 2013 and formally established the association in 2017. Today it’s the recognised voice for motorcyclists in Fiji — working with the Land Transport Authority on rider safety, and building community through the Movember Bike Show, Remembrance Day, and sector rides across Viti Levu.

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Land Transport Authority
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Fiji Cancer Society
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Fiji Police Force
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Featured — Fiji Times, Fiji Sun, fijivillage
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n // ASSOCIATION READOUTn

A decade of advocacy, told in numbers.

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Registered motorcycles in Fiji per LTA figures, ~20% of them Police Force bikes
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Members lost to the road, remembered every Remembrance Day alongside 10 riders seriously injured
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n // YEAR ON YEARn

This year against last, side by side.

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Sectors

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Central and Western — two sectors, one association.

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Suva & the Central Division

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Based around the capital, Central Sector riders have led some of the association’s best-known moments — including the annual unity ride around Viti Levu that ends with a memorial stop for fallen riders.

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Lautoka, Nadi & the Western Division

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Western Sector riders host the annual Shirley Park gathering that greets Central Sector’s Viti Levu ride — a tradition of shared lunch, a minute’s silence, and an official commemorative t-shirt for every rider who takes part.

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Get Involved

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n // HOW TO GET INVOLVEDn

Joining is simple — it runs through your sector.

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Reach out to a sector

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Contact the Central Sector (Suva) or Western Sector (Lautoka/Nadi) through the association’s Facebook or Instagram page, or the form below.

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Meet the sector at an event

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Most new members are introduced through a sector ride, a bike show appearance, or one of the LTA rider-awareness sessions — a chance to meet current members before joining.

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Confirm your licence & bike

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As with any Fiji road user, a valid motorcycle licence class matching your bike is expected before riding with the group.

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You’re part of the association

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Ride with your sector, take part in the Movember Bike Show and Remembrance Day, and add your voice the next time the FMA sits down with the LTA.

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Events

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The events the FMA is actually known for.

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Sector rides & public bike shows

Central and Western Sector rides, plus police-approved appearances at community bike shows to promote responsible, visible motorcycling in Fiji.

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LTA Motorcycle Rider Awareness Sessions

Joint sessions with the LTA at its Valelevu and Lautoka offices, giving riders a direct line to raise road-safety concerns with the Authority.

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Remembrance Day & Safety Awareness

Honours FMA members lost or seriously injured while riding. Held with government and LTA support since the association’s early years.

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Movember Bike Show — “Save It or Shave It”

Annual prostate-cancer awareness event run with the Fiji Cancer Society and the LTA. 2025’s edition drew 90+ bikes at the Fortech Complex Carpark, Nokonoko.

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// HAVE YOUR SAY

Vote on what's next.

Where should the next sector ride go?

25 votes so far

Which sector ride should we prioritize next quarter?

30 votes so far
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Membership

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Membership fees are set by the executive — ask your sector.

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RIDER MEMBER
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For licenced riders joining a sector and its rides.
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For members who help run sector activity and association events.
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For businesses supporting the Movember Bike Show, Remembrance Day, or sector rides.
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Apply for membership.

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Applications are reviewed by a sector marshal before your account is active — this isn’t automatic. You can also reach a sector directly on Facebook or Instagram.

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FACEBOOKFiji Motorcyclists Association
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INSTAGRAM@fmafiji
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Safety

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What the FMA pushes for on Fiji’s roads.

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A. What the FMA asks of riders

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    Wear proper protective gearHelmet and protective clothing on every ride, not just group rides.
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    No reckless or disruptive ridingThe association has publicly distanced itself from excessive noise, revving, and reckless group riding.
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    Register and plate your bikeEvery motorcycle must go through LTA’s authentication and plating process before it’s road-legal.
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    Recognition as equal road usersFMA advocacy contributed to LTA formally recognising motorcyclists and publishing a Road Code.
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    Action on reckless driving toward bikersThe executive has publicly pushed Police and LTA to act on tailgating and unsafe overtaking of motorcyclists.
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    A direct channel for rider concernsJoint sessions at LTA’s Valelevu and Lautoka offices let riders raise issues directly with the Authority.
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    Awareness campaigns, not just enforcementThe Movember Bike Show and Remembrance Day put rider safety in front of the public, not just other riders.
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What the association’s leadership has said publicly.

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President Raiyaz SahuKhan has framed the Movember Bike Show as more than a display of motorcycles — a space where men feel comfortable enough to talk about their health.

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Vice President Dr Alipate Vakamocea has used the same event to push a simple message to riders: early screening is nothing to be embarrassed about.

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Executive member Taslim Shah has spoken publicly after close calls on the road, stressing that riders are exposed even when they’ve done everything right.

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FAQ

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Before you get in touch.

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n Is the FMA a riding club or a road-safety body?+n
Both. It started in 2013 as a group of riders, but it’s grown into the recognised voice for motorcyclists in Fiji — working directly with the LTA on rider recognition and the Road Code, while still running sector rides and social events.
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Yes — a valid Fiji motorcycle licence matching your bike’s class is expected, the same as it is for any road user in Fiji.
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Around Central Sector (Suva) and Western Sector (Lautoka/Nadi), under a national president and executive. Sectors run their own rides and events under the FMA banner.
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Yes — it’s a public awareness event held with the Fiji Cancer Society and the LTA. Non-members are welcome; it’s also a common way people end up joining a sector.
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The FMA executive has taken up specific incidents publicly with the Police and LTA in the past. Get in touch through the form below or the association’s Facebook and Instagram pages.
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