Here are top 40 motorcycle clubs in pennsylvania:
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Warlocks Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 1965 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
About: The Warlocks MC stand tall as a relic from another era, having been birthed in the tumultuous year of 1965, right smack in the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia. They’re also known as the Harpy Warlocks or the Philly Warlocks, with a reputation that precedes them. You’ll find their footprints across the Delaware Valley, South Jersey, and even as far as Florida and Ohio. They have been known to stir up a bit of trouble, dabbling in all sorts of debauchery, from drug trafficking to arms dealing. In the MC world, they’ve got a target on their backs, with rivalries including heavyweights like the Outlaws and Hells Angels. You should know though, it’s a bit of a boys’ club – ‘whites-only,’ to be precise. And yes, there’s another Warlocks MC in Florida, but don’t get confused, they’re not the same crew.
1% motorcycle club? Yes
Contact information:
Email:
PhillyWarlocks@gmail.com
Outlaws Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 1935 in McCook, Illinois.
About: The Outlaws MC, also known as the American Outlaws Association (or A.O.A), have a storied past that spans way back to 1935. With their beginnings in McCook, Illinois, they’ve grown to be one of the world’s largest and most notorious outlaw biker clubs. Their roots run deep with a sordid history of violent crimes, earning them a spot in the Big 4 one percenter motorcycle clubs alongside the likes of the Hells Angels, Bandidos, and Pagans. Only the toughest hombres are allowed in this club – Harley-Davidson riders, and only the ones whose beasts pack more than 1000cc of raw, unadulterated power. If you’re a lady, well, tough luck, ‘cos they ain’t lettin’ any in. Membership ain’t an online affair, you gotta show up in person to stand a chance.
1% motorcycle club? Yes
Contact information:
Website:
http://www.outlawsmc.com/index.html
Pagan’s Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 1957 in Prince George’s County, Maryland.
About: The Pagan’s MC, or simply the Pagans, is the brainchild of a man named Lou Dobkin. Yet, they didn’t morph into the notorious group they are today until a certain John “Satan” Marron grabbed the reins in the late 60s and 70s. These guys are more than just a band of renegade bikers; they’re one of the Big Four outlaw MCs in America. Their secrecy is as known as their violent tendencies. They’ve got a sort of “do or die” culture, where violence isn’t shunned but embraced. They’re scattered across Pennsylvania, so you’d do well to tread lightly.
1% motorcycle club? Yes
Sons of Satan Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 1949 and incorporated in 1954 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
About: The Sons of Satan Motorcycle Club, or as locals call ’em, “The Sons,” started off as a merry group of WWII vets in Lancaster. In the 60s, under the influence of John ‘Satan’ Marron, the club took a dark turn, graduating from a friendly, family-oriented club to a downright violent MC. Today, they’re known as one of the outlaw support clubs for the Pagan’s MC. Their patch, a diamond with a ‘P’ in the middle, is their badge of honor, showing off their allegiance to the Pagans.
1% motorcycle club? Yes
Sin City Deciples Motorcycle Club
Founded: In Gary, Indiana, in 1966.
About: The Sin City Deciples, also known as the Sin City Nation, are a blend of cultures and races, rolled into one heck of an outlaw MC. This crew is one of the oldest and most renowned black outlaw MCs in the United States. In order to ride with the Deciples, you gotta be a Harley-Davidson owner. They’re spread across 20 states, with Pennsylvania being one of them.
1% motorcycle club? Yes
Contact information:
Website:
https://scdnation.com
Wheels of Soul Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 1967 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
About: The Wheels of Soul MC was started by an enigmatic figure known only as “Coffee.” This crew is unique in that it’s multiracial, showing the MC world that brotherhood knows no color. Despite their good intentions, they’ve been labeled a violent gang by the feds. They’re implicated in a whole bunch of illegal activities, from robbery to drug peddling. It seems they have a few enemies, too, including the Outcast MC and the Hells Lovers MC.
1% motorcycle club? Yes
Contact information:
Website:
http://wheelsofsoulmc.net/Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/wheelsofsoul/
Iron Horsem*n Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 1967 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
About: The Iron Horsem*n MC has been tearing up the roads since 1967. They’re shrouded in mystery, with not much known about their early days or induction ceremonies. That being said, they’ve had their fair share of encounters with the law, dealing in everything from drugs to violent activities. They’ve set up shop in California, Indiana, New York, and Pennsylvania, among other places.
1% motorcycle club? Yes
Contact information:
Website:
https://www.ironhorsem*nmc.com/Email:
mrgihmc@hotmail.com
Iron Order Motorcycle Club
Founded: On July 4, 2004, in Jeffersonville, IN
About: Picture a team of eight pals, brimming with gusto, yearning for the camaraderie unique to bikerhood – that’s the origin of the Iron Order MC. Made up of a jumbled mix of folks, military vets and those still on duty, law enforcement officers, and whatnot, it’s grown into a colossus of a motorcycle club. Boasting a presence in nearly all corners of the U.S., with flags in 11 countries, the I.O.M.C. yearns to revive the olden days’ bikers’ rebel spirit. Not to be mistaken as a criminal syndicate, this club emphasizes local charity works, mostly within their charter’s regions. Though they shy away from the infamous 1%er tag, they’ve been dubbed an outlaw motorcycle gang by various law enforcement agencies and justice departments.
Website:
https://ironordermc.net/
Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club
Founded: 1993, Chicago
About: Boasting the title of the globe’s largest African American biker group, the Buffalo Soldiers MC carries the namesake of courageous African-American regiments. Known alternatively as the National Association Of Buffalo Soldiers & Troopers Motorcycle Club (N.A.B.S.T.M.C.), the gang’s largely composed of African-Americans, mostly from the military. If you’ve got a two-wheeler of 600cc or above and abide by the club rules, you’re in. A gentle reminder, though – this ain’t your typical 1%er or support club.
Website: NA
Gunfighters Motorcycle Club
Founded: December 10, 2005
About: Born out of the shared zeal for motorcycles amongst active and retired law enforcement officers, the Gunfighters MC stands as an international brotherhood. Stretching from American states to far-off lands such as France, Canada, and Australia, the club unites those who walk on the side of the law. While they share many things, the life of crime ain’t one of them. So, they don’t rub shoulders with the 1%er clubs.
Website:
http://www.gunfightersmc.com/
Red Knights International Firefighters Motorcycle Club
Founded: 1982, Boylston, Massachusetts
About: If you’re a firefighter, or related to one, and love the feeling of the wind on your face as you zoom on a motorcycle, the Red Knights Motorcycle Club is your sanctuary. With a whopping 300 chapters across the globe, the club welcomes all firefighters & E.M.S. personnel, regardless of their current status or work setting. Social memberships are extended to spouses, kiddos of members, and partners. But remember, they don’t roll with the 1%er clubs.
Website:
https://www.redknightsmc.com
Punishers MC
Founded: 1999, New Jersey
About: The Punishers L.E.M.C. is a biker gang for those who have devoted their lives to upholding justice. It’s a collective of current and former law enforcement officers, courtroom officials, correctional officers, E.M.S. personnel, firefighters, and military personnel. Taking immense pride in their commitment towards their families, professions, and the club, they actively take part in charitable endeavors and fundraising events. The Punishers MC, a nonprofit organization, operates on a global scale across 19 countries. But don’t let that fool you – they don’t associate with the 1%er motorcycle clubs.
Website:
https://punisherslemc.com/
Motor Maids
Founded: In 1940.
About: With a continuous operation dating back to 1940, Motor Maids holds the banner as the oldest ongoing women’s biking group in North America. The key cornerstone that keeps the group going is their commitment to foster a common interest in motorcycling among women. Over 1,300 ladies hailing from the U.S and Canada call this group home, sharing their burning passion for riding and promoting safe biking practices. They’re on a mission to change the narrative by portraying a positive image of women bikers to the world. Not to mention, they’re not associated with any 1% motorcycle club.
Contact Information:
Website:
https://www.motormaidsinc.org/Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/motormaidsinc/Email:
motormaidspublicity@gmail.com
Location: Motor Maids has over forty chapters in Pennsylvania. They are located around Pittsburgh and other counties.
Leathernecks Nation MC
Founded: NA
About: If you’re looking for a motorcycle club that celebrates family, law, and love for the military, Leathernecks Nation MC is your port of call. Constituted by retired and active-duty marines and F.M.F. corpsmen, this club is not just exclusive to military personnel, but extends its warm welcome to law enforcement and other professionals. And oh, this isn’t your typical 1% MC or outlaw biker gang.
Contact Information:
Website:
https://leathernecksnationmc.com/
Location: In Pennsylvania, Leathernecks Nation MC has 10 chapters.
U.S. Military Vets Motorcycle Club
Founded: in 1987, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
About: Founded with a purpose to serve, U.S. Military Vets MC is a nonprofit organization that provides a platform for qualified military veterans who share a mutual love for motorcycles. It’s not just about biking; it’s about fostering brotherhood and enabling relationships among fellow U.S. military veterans. Additionally, they aim to polish the public image of veterans and bikers. The membership is open to those who’ve served more than 181 days on active duty, including Reservists and National Guardsmen. It is to be noted, however, that the club is not a 1% MC, despite being a true three-piece patch Motorcycle Club.
Contact Information:
Website:
https://www.usmvmc.org/index.htm
Location: Here are the details of some of its chapters in P.A.
Blue Knights MC
Founded: In 1974 in Maine.
About: If you’re a fan of the color blue, law enforcement, and motorcycles, you might find a home with the Blue Knights International Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, Inc. Established by Joel Rudom and his seven companions, this nonprofit fraternal organization is a haven for active and retired law enforcement officers who can’t resist the call of the open road. As of today, the club has amassed nearly 650 chapters and over 19,500 members across 29 countries. While impressive, they’re still a far cry from a 1% motorcycle club.
Contact Information:
Website:
https://www.blueknights.org/Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/BKLEMC/Email:
International@BlueKnights.orgPhone: (207) 947-4600
Location: In Pennsylvania, Blue Knights L.E.M.C. has 22 chapters.
Reading Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 1911 and incorporated in 1914.
About: Staying true to its roots since 1911, Reading MC is one of the eldest motorcycle clubs in the US, boasting an impressive membership tally of over 1,300 riders. As a proud holder of the #4 American Motorcycle Association (A.M.A.) organization number, Reading MC’s main goal is to bolster the sport of motorcycling. They host a myriad of events, including drag races, poker runs, and charity fundraisers, demonstrating their commitment to the biking community. Notably, this club does not affiliate itself with any 1% club or support club.
Contact Information:
Website:
http://www.readingmc.com/home.htmlPhone: (610) 987-6422
Address: 208 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 396, Oley, PA 19547
Blue Comet Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 1937 in Pennsylvania.
About: Starting out as the BLACK CATS in 1913 and later rebranding to the Blue Comet Motorcycle Club in 1937, this family-oriented group of motorcycle enthusiasts has a rich history. Being one of the oldest AMA-sanctioned motorcycle clubs in the country, they welcome men and women alike, irrespective of their motorcycle make. Rest assured, they’re not a 1% club or a support club.
Contact Information:
Website:
https://www.bluecometmc.com/Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/BlueCometMC/Email:
info@bluecometmc.comPhone: (610) 489-1240
Address: 4042 Mensch Rd. P.O. Box 234, Skippack, PA, 19474
Lebanon Valley Motorcycle Club
Founded: In March 1948.
About: Established and chartered with the American Motorcyclist Association in 1948, Lebanon Valley MC has grown from 40 initial members to a whopping 165. The club’s strong commitment to various charities and events like Hike to Help, March of Dimes, Heart Walk, United Way Run, and Salvation Army, sets them apart. Although they might seem big, they are far from being a 1% club.
Contact Information:
Website:
http://www.lebanonvalleymc.com/Phone: (717) 270-9797
Address: 11 S. 22nd Street, Lebanon, PA 17042 US
Turnpike Ramblers MC
Founded: In 1947 in Pennsylvania.
About: Envision a cozy tribe of motorbike aficionados, the Turnpike Ramblers MC, rooted in the annals of Pennsylvania’s A.M.A. clubs since ’47. It’s not just a club, but a warm hearth where motorcycling unites folks into a familial bond. Imagine those chilled evenings of every second Tuesday, punctuated by their monthly meetings at 7 pm. If such a vibrant community beckons you, this place is meant for ya! Oh, and don’t get it twisted, they’ve nothing to do with the 1% or support club business.
Contact information: Website:
http://turnpikeramblersmc.com/Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/TPRMC/Email:
Ramblers@turnpikeramblersmc.comAddress: 7825 Wertzville Rd, Carlisle, PA, United States, Pennsylvania
U.S. Veterans Motorcycle Club
Founded: In March 2007 and incorporated as a nonprofit organization in 2008.
About: Picturing a motley crew of battle-bruised vets from the armed forces? That’s U.S.V.M.C. for you. Established in ’07, this club channels their grit and valor towards championing causes dear to fellow veterans. They adhere to the good ol’ MC traditions, but mind you, here commitment ain’t a lip service, it’s etched in stone. Still, they keep themselves clear off the 1% hullabaloo.
Contact information for Pennsylvania: Website:
https://www.usveteransmc.org/Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/people/US-Veterans-MC-Pennsylvania/100065036070209/Email:
usvmcpa@gmail.com
Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A.)
Founded: In 1995 in Provo, Utah.
About: The B.A.C.A., planted in Utah’s heart in ’95, is an all-embracing MC spreading its wings globally. Their cause? Fostering a sanctuary for the little ones, a haven far removed from abuse. They ain’t standalone warriors but collaborate with local and state machinery to shield children. They ain’t a 1% club or a support club, but rather a 501c3 non-profit makin’ a world of difference.
National contact information: Website:
https://bacaworld.orgFacebook:
https://www.facebook.com/BikersAgainstChildAbuseInternational/Phone: (866) 712-2873
Stilettos on Steel
Founded: In 2010 in Madison, WI.
About: Picture the Stilettos on Steel® Female Riders Group, L.L.C., a badass sisterhood of bikers, born and bred in Madison, WI, since 2010. Their mission? To fuel the burning desire of women riders and help them saddle up for real. Just a heads up, they ain’t no charity or nonprofit, nor do they host fundraising rides. But they sure as heck rally behind causes that strike a chord with their members. Oh, and this ain’t no 1% club, mind you.
Contact information: Website:
https://www.stilettosonsteel.com/Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/stilettosonsteelEmail:
membership@stilettosonsteel.comMailing address: P.O. Box 434, Wales, WI 53183
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association
Founded: In 2001.
About: Picture this, the C.V.M.A., a brotherhood of combat-proven vets from every U.S. Armed Forces branch, who see motorcycles not as mere machines, but as extensions of their warrior spirit. They ain’t just another MC, but a registered 501(c)(19) veterans’ charity working tirelessly to stand up for those who stood up for freedom.
Contact information: Website:
https://www.combatvet.us/
City Kings Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 2013.
About: The City King’s Oakland Chapter first saw light of day as a charter of the National Iron Guns MC, marking the first such chapter in California. When the Iron Guns MC bid adieu in 2016, the City Kings roared into life, reborn from its remains, ready to pen a new chapter in MC history. Their ranks are mostly made up of law enforcement folks. So, don’t get it wrong, they ain’t a 1% club.
Contact information: Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CityKingsMC/Website:
https://www.citykingsmc.com/Email:
citykingsmc@gmail.com
The Breed Motorcycle Club
Founded: In 1965 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
About: Envision The Breed MC, a bunch of hardcore bikers, carved in the rough terrains of New Jersey in ’65. Back in the day, they were a 1% crew, but after a slew of run-ins with the law in 2006, they went low-key, moving base to Pennsylvania, with their numbers dwindling to around sixty.
Status: It is a 1% motorcycle club.
Bucket List Motorcycle Tour Club
Membership Restrictions: None
Club Gender Requirements: No gender restrictions
Bike Preference:
Bike Type: None
Make Type: None
Club Details:
Description: In the spirit of adventure, these folks blaze trails across the globe, ticking off their bucket list one ride at a time. Whether it’s through Belize, across Europe or over the Appalachians, these road warriors travel far and wide. Led by Kevin O’Neill and Jeff Book, this isn’t just a club, it’s a band of brothers (and sisters), sharing the love for the journey, not just the destination. All bikers, all bikes, passengers and tag-alongs are welcome. So, saddle up and hit the road, because adventure awaits!
Location: Washington Crossing, PA 18977, USA
Contact Information:
Name: Kevin O’Neill
Phone: 267 441 1119
Email:
kevin@BLMTClub.com
American Legion Riders Post 665 Dickson City
Membership Restrictions: None
Club Gender Requirements: No gender restrictions
Bike Preference:
Bike Type: None
Make Type: None
Club Details:
Description: This chapter of the American Legion Riders is more than just a motorcycle club. They’re a beacon of hope, extending their hand in charity to schools, children’s hospitals, and veterans’ homes. They ride not for glory, but to bring smiles and provide aid. They’re renowned for their Legacy Run, raising funds for the children of heroes who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice since 9/11.
Location: 911 Main St, Dickson City, PA 18519, USA
Contact Information:
Name: Greg Strony
Phone: 570-489-4303
Website: NA
Drunken Monkey M.C.
Membership Restrictions: Yes
Club Gender Requirements: Men
Bike Preference:
Bike Type: Cruisers
Make Type: Any
Club Details:
Description: The Drunken Monkeys MC is more than just a club – it’s a passion. These guys live for the open road and the camaraderie that comes with it. They’re a close-knit bunch who ride hard, play hard, and give back to their community.
Location: Hockenberry’s Juniata Hotel, East Main Street, Everett, PA, United States
Contact Information:
Name: Joe Fink
Phone: 814-285-7225
Email:
drunkenmonkeymc@gmail.com
Skidmarks MC
Membership Restrictions: None
Club Gender Requirements: No gender restrictions
Bike Preference:
Bike Type: Other Type
Make Type: Any
Club Details:
Description: The SKIDMARKS MC aren’t just bikers, they’re a family. They ride together, wrench together, and stand by each other. With open arms, they welcome all – irrespective of the bike you ride. Freedom and camaraderie are their calling cards. Whether you’re a speed demon or a cautious rider, you’ll find a place in this club.
Location: Philadelphia, PA, United States
Contact Information:
Name: Tony Juliano
Phone: 267-210-7193
Email:
tonyjuliano@skidmarksmc.comWebsite:
www.skidmarksmc.com
Wyoming Valley Motorcycle Club
Membership Restrictions: None
Club Gender Requirements: No gender restrictions
Bike Preference:
Bike Type: None
Make Type: None
Club Details:
Description: Since 1999, the Wyoming Valley Motorcycle Club has been about freedom and friendship. They welcome all bikers and bikes, and organize weekend rides and charity events. It’s all about the love for the ride, the thrill of the open road, and the joy of giving back.
Location: Wilkes-Barre, PA, United States
Contact Information:
Name: Mark ‘Doc’ Bohn
Phone: 570-598-9862
Email:
wvmcst@wyomingvalleymotorcycleclub.org
Rollin’ Aces MC
Membership Restrictions: None
Club Gender Requirements: No gender restrictions
Bike Preference:
Bike Type: Other Type
Make Type: Any
Club Details:
Description: Rollin’ Aces MC is more than just a motorcycle club – it’s a family. They ride together, laugh together, and support each other through thick and thin. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a long-hauler, you’re welcome in the Rollin’ Aces. After all, the journey is always better with friends.
Location: Philadelphia, PA, United States
Contact Information:
Name: Tony Juliano
Phone: 267-210-7193
Email:
tonyjuliano@rollinacesmc.comWebsite:
www.rollinacesmc.com
Warriors Of Armageddon LEMC
Founded: NA
Description: Composed of professionals from Law Enforcement, Firefighting, Military and Medical fields, the Warriors Of Armageddon are united under the banner of camaraderie. A Kennett Square, PA-based community, they’re tough as nails and have hearts of gold.
Location: Kennett Square, PA, United States
Phone: 484 880 6767
Bike type: None
Gender requirements: Men
1% motorcycle club?: NA
Email:
warriorsofarmageddon.mc@gmail.comWebsite:
www.warriorsofarmageddonmc.com
RIDGEVIEW RIDERZ
Founded: NA
Description: Residing in Blairsville, PA, Ridgeview Riderz are free spirits who relish the camaraderie of the road. This family-oriented gang communicates online and values safe rides, unity, and the pure joy of the ride.
Location: 173 Wallace Road, Blairsville, PA, United States
Phone: 7246720134
Bike type: Other Type
Gender requirements: No gender restrictions
1% motorcycle club?: NA
Email:
biggdaddyj@comcast.netWebsite:
www.justridepa.com
OLD DOGS BROTHERHOOD
Founded: NA
Description: The Old Dogs Brotherhood from Blakeslee, PA are old school bikers who vlaue brotherhood. They’re a chain, each chapter an invaluable link, and support fellow riders’ endeavors. They don’t sweat the small stuff, they just ride.
Location: P.O.box 341 Blakeslee,pa. 18610 United States
Phone: 5703696976
Bike type: Other Type
Gender requirements: No gender restrictions
1% motorcycle club?: NA
Email:
olddog1369@yahoo.comWebsite:
https://olddogsbrotherhood.com/
Valley Forge STAR Chapter 326
Founded: NA
Description: Hailing from Boyertown, PA, Valley Forge STAR Chapter 326 stands as a beacon for motorcycle enthusiasts. They unite under the banner of the Star Touring and Riding, a home for those who live to ride and ride to live.
Location: 100 Unger Lane, Boyertown, PA, United States
Phone: NA
Bike type: None
Gender requirements: No gender restrictions
1% motorcycle club?: NA
Email: NA
Website:
https://vfstars.com/
Universal Riders Group – Pittsburgh
Founded: NA
Description: Universal Riders Club of Pittsburgh is a proper, legally incorporated bikers’ gang. They aim to show the positive side of bikers, to the public and media. They offer varied riding experiences for everyone, irrespective of their bike’s make.
Location: Pittsburgh, PA, United States
Phone: 412-508-8309
Bike type: Other Type
Gender requirements: No gender restrictions
1% motorcycle club?: NA
Email:
CarolBOyer@yandex.comWebsite: urcpghinc.com
Red Knights Motorcycle Club, PA Chapter 15
Founded: NA
Description: The Red Knights Motorcycle Club, PA Chapter 15 is a unique group of riders who hail from any Fire Dept. Based in Harrisburg, PA, they’re a fiery crew with a burning passion for two wheels.
Location: Harrisburg, PA
Phone: NA
Bike type: None
Gender requirements: No gender restrictions
1% motorcycle club?: NA
Email:
tetzle@comcast.netWebsite:
www.redknightspa15.com
