Seattle based Motorcycle Club

"You ain't got the hair to ride with us".

San Francisco Chapter.

Southeastern Massachusetts' newest riding group. Our group is made up of professional men and women with a common goal of having fun and riding safe.

International website.

Dedicated to Camp Rainbow and The Dream Factory. Bikers helping seriously ill children. Producing the Lesie W. Watson Memorial Toy Run each September.Located in Tennessee.

Northside Chicago Chapter - Supporting Biking & Brotherhood.

A non-profit fraternal organization consisting of active and retired law enforcement men & women who enjoy riding motorcycles.

Hard Core Christian Bikers club from Central IL Chapter. We are all about serving God and bringing his word to the lost bikers as well as others.

We are located in Northeast Kansas. The mission and goal of this Chapter is to continue the BoozeFighters MC`s long history and tradition of brotherhood, riding, racing, and partying.

The mission and goal of this Chapter is to continue the BoozeFighters MC`s long history and tradition of brotherhood, riding, racing, and partying.

The Border Riders Motorcycle Club provides social and educational opportunities for members and other gay men interested in recreational motorcycle touring. Our diverse, international membership of over 45 men hail from Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia. Composed of seasoned riders as well as novice, we come from all walks of life and professions.

The BRMC promotes motorcycle safety and education, on safe and legal machinery, following all applicable laws and regulations. We welcome any motorcycle capable of sustained highways speeds.

Unlike other clubs which may specialize in cars of a certain era, 50?s, 60?s or makes or models, Chevrolets, Fords, Mustangs, muscle, etc. The Boulevard Knights invites all car enthusiasts to explore membership in our group. Our main objective is to attract a group of people who share a common interest in cars and want to travel to car shows and cruises and have friends to socialize with at events.

We started with an independent patch in early 2000 and our first official Brethren chapter was born in August of 2000. Today, after years of dedication and hard work, we are proud to be members of the Washington Confederation of Clubs and still going strong.

As a Christian based club we ride hard, support inter-club relations and offer guidance and brotherhood to the clubs and the motorcycle community within our State. Some say we are too good for the bad guys and too bad for the good guys, but we will always take care of our own and help plenty of others along the way. We take our role and our colors very seriously.

Membership is not given freely, you must hangaround, prospect and earn our colors.

A family orientated motorcycle club striving toward a better biker image!