Wicked Times

It has come to our attention from various sources on Maryland's Eastern shore that a certain female is representing herself as one of our members.  This imposter is  wearing a "Maryland" state rocker and  is using the name Cindy Edwards,.  HOWEVER, Cindy happens to belong to the East Coast Charter. 

This imposter has semi-long brown/black hair with feathered bangs, about 5' 6" and weight tends to vary.  She also has a noticeable overbite and weak chin. Identifying tattoos have also been described, such as a Tweety Bird and a Native American female on the lower left leg.

Should this imposter identify herself to you as Cindy Edwards, how about dropping us a line and letting us know where you ran into her at.   We're interested in getting to the bottom of this.

They say the imitation is the most sincere form of flattery.  Well, if that's the case, the Wicked Women MC - East Coast should be dammed flattered that some of our former members continue to copy us and try to claim what we  originally created as their own.  They even went so far as to attempt to completely copy our website. We however, are not amused by their bogus claims or their piracy.

As the original founders of Wicked Women MC, we are extremely proud of the club that we created and we're especially proud of our hard earned reputation as being serious riders.   We are not women who worry about how they have look when they get to an event, or which clubs they can flirt and party with, and this is a reputation we do not want to culminate.  Wicked Women MC was founded to be a club for women who loved to ride, not just ride their patch.

Unfortunately, those former members who, are attempting to claim our club name as their own, are nothing more than cheap imitations of the original and are the kind of women who we chose not have in our club because of the simple fact that they are not about riding.