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Top 27 Motorcycle Clubs In North Carolina (UPDATED for 2023!)

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If you have a favorite hobby, chances are that you are enjoying it with a bunch of other folks in a club!

The same goes for motorcycles. Riding is a part of life and great joy for motorcycle enthusiasts (yes, count me in). To belong to a motorcycle club and ride with your buddies is an unparalleled feeling.

According to iihs.org, North Carolina had over 363,573 motorcycles registered in the state in 2021. So, it comes as no surprise that the state has many motorcycle clubs and biker bars. 

Some famous clubs include Hells Angels, the National Association Of Buffalo Soldiers & The Mongols MC.

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Here is a list of famous Motorcycle Clubs in North Carolina

Motorcycle Clubs in North Carolina cater to a wide variety of motorcyclists. So, if you are looking to join one with a specific demographic in mind, it shouldn’t be that hard. 

1. Outlaws MC

Outlaws MC Patch
Outlaws MC patch
  • Founded: In 1935 in Illinois, United States
  • About: Outlaws MC needs no introduction. They are a prominent feature in the MC world.

    This is a notorious 1% MC.

    Over the years, Outlaws MC has had numerous run-ins with the law related to extortion, homicide, and drug trafficking.

    Many consider the MC to be a functioning organized crime syndicate of sorts. Law enforcement in recent years has cracked down heavily on the activity of the MC. Their reputation is one of being violent and aggressive.

    Their arch-rivals are the Hells Angels, for which they coined the phrase ADIOS – Angels Die In Outlaw States.

    Interestingly, the Outlaws are also known for participating in charity and fundraising events. However, their known criminal record always shadows this facet of the MC.

    Outlaws MC has several chapters in North Carolina.

    Out of all the other MCs, the Outlaws have the most dominant presence in North Carolina.

    Their chapter in North Carolina are:
    • Asheville
    • Charlotte
    • Concord
    • Hickory
    • Prospective Lenoir
    • Lexington
    • Monroe
    • Shelby
    • Statesville

2. Latin Riderz MC 

Latin Riders MC logo
Latin Riderz MC
  • Founded: In 2003 in New York. 
  • About: Latin Riderz MC was founded by a few friends with a common passion for riding. Today, it is one of the fastest-growing Latin MCs across the globe.

    This is not a 1% club or a support club.

Latin Riderz MC Fayetteville (NC chapter)

3. Buffalo Soldiers MC

Buffalo Solider MC Logo
Buffalo Soliders MC
  • Founded: In 1993 in Chicago.
  • About: It is the world’s largest African American motorcycle club. The club honors the legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers. They were historic regiments of the United States Army regiments comprising African-Americans. It is also known as the National Association Of Buffalo Soldiers & Troopers Motorcycle Club (NABSTMC).

    The troopers motorcycle club is a community-focused organization. And includes African-Americans who are mostly in military service (active duty and retired).

    This is not a 1% club or a support club

Buffalo Soldiers MC chapters in North Carolina

North Carolina Buffalo Soldiers

Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club of Charlotte

Greensboro Chapter

Wilmington Chapter

Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club of Raleigh North Carolina

4. No. 1 Stunnas Motorsports Club

Stunnas Motor Sport Club
Stunnas Motorsports Club Logo
  • Founded: In 2003 in Chicago, Illinois. 
  • About: #1 Stunnas Motorsports Club is a private motorcycle and car club. Unlike other clubs on this list, it is open to not only motorcycle riders but also truck drivers. It is also open to both men and women.

    The club’s name references a Big Tymer$ single, “#1 Stunna”. This song was featured in the 2000 film The Kings of Comedy. 

    It is the largest motorsports club in the world. It currently has more than 40 chapters across the United States. The club organizes road trips as well as charitable events.

    This is not a 1% club or a support club.

In North Carolina, the club has two chapters. They are located in Fayetteville and Greensboro

Fayetteville Chapter

Greensboro Chapter

5.. Mongols Motorcycle Club (MC)

Mongols Motorcycle Club Patch
Mongols MC Patch
  • Founded: In 1969 in California. 
  • About: It is sometimes called the Mongols Nation or Mongol Brotherhood. Mongols members have a long history in the illegal drug trade and other crimes. But currently, the club and its attorneys say that it has changed its code of conduct.

    The Mongols’ main presence lies in Southern California. But they also have chapters nationwide in 14 states and internationally in 11 countries.

    Mongols MC is a “one-percenter” outlaw motorcycle club. It was formed as a Hispanic rival to the infamous Hell Angels Motorcycle Club.

Mongols MC Wilson County (NC chapter)

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6. Carolina Cruisers Motorcycle Club

Carolina Cruisers Logo
Carolina Cruisers Motorcycle Club
  • Founded: In 1997 in North Carolina. 
  • About: The club is located in central North Carolina (Piedmont Triad) where the major cities are Winston Salem, Greensboro, and High Point. It consists of members who ride all types of motorcycles and enjoy having the wind in their faces. 

    The club members ride on Saturdays all year round depending on the weather. They meet at the Olympic Family Restaurant at 8900 W. Market St. (Hwy 421) Colfax, NC. During Summer (from April), they meet at 8 am EST. In Winter, they meet at 9 am EST.

    This is not a 1% club or a support club.

7. Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association

Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association
  • Founded: In 2001.
  • About: CVMA is an association or group of combat veterans from all branches of the United States Armed Forces who ride motorcycles as a hobby.

    It is a registered 501(c)(19) veterans’ charity. The club aims to be a positive role model. Its mission is to support and protect those who have defended the country and its freedoms.

    This is not a 1% motorcycle club.

CVMA has 9 chapters in North Carolina. They are as follows:

NC 15-1 – The All American Chapter (Fayetteville)

NC 15-2 – Charlotte Chapter (Charlotte)

NC 15-4 – Treasure Cost Chapter (Jacksonville)

NC 15-5 – Piedmont Chapter (Winston-Salem)

NC 15-6 – Triangle Chapter (Raleigh)

NC 15-7 – Blue Ridge Chapter (Asheville)

NC 15-8 – Smokey Mountain Chapter (Murphy)

NC 15-10 – Foothills Chapter (Lenoir)

NC 15-11 – Goldsboro Chapter (Goldsboro)

 8. Dire Wolves Motorcycle Club

Dire Wolves Patch
Dire Wolves Patch
  • Founded: In 2010 in Monroe, NC.
  • About: The Dire Wolves Motorcycle Club is a traditional 3-piece patch MC. Members ride only American-made motorcycles with a displacement of 1200 ccs and above. 

    It currently has two chapters. They are the Union County chapter clubhouse (in Monroe, NC) and the Stanly County chapter clubhouse (in Albemarle, NC).

    The club is a support club of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club. It is one of the outlaw motorcycle gangs and therefore is one of the 1% MCs. They are also active members of the NC Confederation of Clubs (NCCOMC) and the Carolina Motorcycle Organizations United. 

    NCCOMC represents patch-holder clubs in North Carolina. NCCOMC events raise awareness against discrimination the clubs face. This includes discrimination against their lifestyle, mode of transportation, and dress.

    The Dire Wolves reportedly patched over to the Outlaws.

9. STAR Touring & Riding Association Chapter 443

STAR Touring Logo
STAR Touring Logo
  • About: This club is based out of Concord, North Carolina. NC #443 Chapter of STAR Touring & Riding Association meets on the third Saturday of every month.

    The national club was initially started for enthusiasts of Star Motorcycles. This was a US-specific brand of Yamaha Motor Company for Yamaha’s cruiser motorcycles.

    But now, the club welcomes all persons who are interested in riding. It also supports charitable organizations. STAR Touring’s national charity is Feed The Children.

    This is not a 1% motorcycle club or support club.

10. Queens Together Motorcycle Club

Queen Together MC
Queen Together MC
  • About: The Queens Together Making Changes (QTMC or QT’s) is a women’s motorcycle club. Its members comprise riders who simply enjoy the sport and fellowship of riding. 

    The members also participate in charity, community service, various motorcycling, and business activities. 

    This is not a 1% motorcycle club or support club.

11. Charlotte Vulcan Riders Chapter 1-7

Charlotte Vulcan Riders Logo
Charlotte Vulcan Riders Logo
  • Founded: In 2009.
  • About: The Charlotte Vulcan Riders 1-7 motorcycle riding club is associated with the Vulcan Riders Association – USA. This club was established for Kawasaki Vulcan motorcycle enthusiasts who enjoy riding adventures.

    The 1-7 membership region extends 50 miles +/- North, East, and West of the central Charlotte, North Carolina area. The chapter is led by its President, Tony Brandon.

    The club has planned meetings and rides once a month. It also supports public functions and charitable events.

    This is not a 1% motorcycle club or support club.

12. Enforcers Motorcycle Club

Enforcers-MC
Enforcers MC
  • About: The Enforcers MC is a Law Enforcement and Military Motorcycle Club. As a LEMC, the club membership primarily consists of members of Law Enforcement, Military, and Public Safety professional backgrounds. But other people are also welcome as prospective members. 

    Their mission is to support America’s Freedoms First. Enforcers MC also supports charities such as the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and The Saluting Marine.

    Their Mother Chapter is based in the Palm Beach County Florida area. Currently, there are a total of 47 chapters, spanning 12 States in the U.S. and 1 Province in Canada.

    This is not a 1% motorcycle club or support club.

Here are the various chapters of Enforcers MC in North Carolina.

The Smokey Mountain Chapter, Crystal Coast Chapter, Johnston County Chapter, Yadkin Valley Chapter, Triad Chapter, and Blue Ridge Chapter.

Triad Chapter

Yadkin Valley Chapter

Crystal Coast Chapter

Blue Ridge Chapter

13. Harley Owners Group Raleigh NC Chapter #4356

Harley Owners Group Raleigh NC
Harley Owners Group Raleigh
  • About: The Raleigh NC Chapter is part of the Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.). H.O.G. is the official riding club of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. It has over one million members, with more than 1400 chapters around the world. It was founded and is sponsored by Harley-Davidson Motor Company.  

    The Raleigh chapter has a diverse group of riders (both men & women). They all share a passion for riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles. The club’s goal is to promote responsible motorcycling events for the H.O.G. members.

    The club meets on the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm. They meet in the HOG room at Tobacco Road Harley-Davidson dealership in downtown Raleigh.

    This is not a 1% motorcycle club or support club.

14. Gunfighters Motorcycle Club

Gunfighters Motorcycle Club
Gunfighters Motorcycle Club Patch
  • Founded: On December 10, 2005.
  • About: The Gunfighters MC is an organization consisting of active and retired law enforcement officers who share a passion for riding motorcycles.

    It is a male-only, national, and international, law enforcement motorcycle club. The club aims to create a positive image by providing community service.

    It is not a 1% motorcycle club

Gunfighters MC has three chapters in North Carolina.

Graveyard Chapter

Little Chicago 

Smoky Mtns

15. Freedom Cruisers Riding Club

Freedom Cruisers NC
Freedom Cruisers Logo
  • Founded: In 1999 in California.
  • About: The Freedom Cruisers is a cruising club, as the name implies. It is a family-friendly club. The club represents motorcycle riding, family, motorcycle safety, traveling, fun, and the camaraderie of the members. New members are always welcome.

    The club now has around 81 Chapters throughout the United States.

    It is not a 1% motorcycle club

The club has four chapters in North Carolina. 

They are as follows.

Chapter 115

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Chapter 143

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Chapter 167

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Chapter 168

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16. Guardians of the Children Motorcycle Club

Guardians of the Children
Guardians of the Children
  • About: GOC is a non-profit biker organization dedicated to protecting the victims of child abuse. They partner with Children’s Advocacy Agencies, Victim Assistance Groups, and others to raise awareness of the prevalence of child abuse.

    Members of Guardians of the Children bike clubs are motorcycle enthusiasts who “adopt” recovering victims of child abuse (“Little Guardians”). These children are aged between 0 to 17 years. They escort these children to court, attend school events at their request, and provide a safe space.

    It is not a 1% motorcycle club

The club has three chapters in North Carolina. They are as follows.

Gastonia

Mooresville

High Country

17. Boozefighters MC

Booze Fighters MC Patch
Booze Fighters MC Patch
  • Founded: In 1946 in California.
  • About: The Boozefighters are known as the “Original Wild Ones.” The Boozefighters Motorcycle Club (BFMC) began as an outlaw motorcycle club after the end of World War Two. “Outlaw” here means it was not sanctioned nor chartered by the AMA. 

    It has a rich history and is one of the oldest existing MCs in the world. The headquarters of the motorcycle club is now in Fort Worth, Texas.

    The Boozefighters are one of the classic clubs that are well known for their involvement in the Hollister Riot in 1947.

    Local officials and local police consider it a 1% motorcycle club. But the club has never identified itself as a “one percenter” MC. 

Here are some details of Booze Fighters Motorcycle Club’s chapters in North Carolina.

Boozefighters MC NE North Carolina

Boozefighters MC Chapter 135 North Carolina Foothills

18. Blue Knights MC 

Blue Knights MC
Blue Knights MC
  • Founded: In 1974 in Maine.
  • About: The Blue Knights International Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, Inc. is a non-profit fraternal organization. It consists of active and retired law enforcement officers who enjoy riding motorcycles.

    Today, the Blue Knights LEMC has approximately 650 chapters and 19,500+ members in 11 Conferences within 29 countries.

    It is not a 1% motorcycle club. 

Here are some details of the Blue Knights Motorcycle Club’s chapters in North Carolina.

Blue Knights NC II

North Carolina Blue Knights

Blue Knights NC VIII

Blue Knights NC 10

Blue Knights NC XIII

Blue Knights NC XVI

19. Bikers for Christ M/M

Bikers for Christ NC
Bikers for Christ Patch
  • Founded: In August 1990 in Marysville, California.
  • About: Bikers For Christ Motorcycle Ministry (BFC MM) was founded by Pastor Fred Zariczny.

    BFC MM is a unique motorcycle ministry. It is an international, interdenominational ministry. It is the goal of the BFC MM to continue to spread the Gospel to members of the biker community, surrounding communities, and others.

    It is not a 1% motorcycle club. 

BFC MM has 14 chapters in North Carolina.

They include the Appalachian chapter, Capital City, Foothills, NC Coast, Wayne County, and more.

20. Crossed Rifles MC 

  • About: The Crossed Rifles Motorcycle Club is a traditional 3 Piece Patch Motorcycle Club. It has no affiliation with any other club or organization. 

    It is an organization dedicated to supporting veterans’ issues and children’s charitable organizations. They also work to keep POW/MIA awareness alive.

    The club is composed of Army, Navy, Marine, Air Force, and National Guard personnel.

    It is not a 1% motorcycle club. 

21. Gold Wing Road Riders Association (GWRRA)

Honda Gold Wing Riders
Honda Gold Wing Riders
  • Founded: In 1977.
  • About: It is an international organization of Honda Gold Wing and Valkyrie enthusiasts. But the club is also open to all other types and brands of motorcycles.

    It is the world’s largest single-marquee motorcycle association. GWRRA Members are men and women from all walks of life with varied interests and backgrounds.

    Chapter NC-M2 provides many opportunities for members of the GWRRA family to meet, ride, learn, and grow, beginning with their monthly gatherings.

    It is not a 1% motorcycle club. 

There are around 20 GWRRA chapters in North Carolina. Find their details below and schedule below.

22. Hells Angels Motorcycle Club

Hells Angels MC
Hells Angels MC
  • Founded: In March 1948 in Fontana, California.
  • About: Hells Angels MC is a worldwide outlaw motorcycle club whose members typically ride Harley-Davidson motorcycles. It has a membership of between 3,000 and 3,600 and 467 chapters in 59 countries.

    This makes the HAMC the largest motorcycle club in the world. Common nicknames for the club are the “H.A.”, “Red & White”, “HAMC”, and “81”.

    Many police and international intelligence agencies consider the club to be an organized crime syndicate with real outlaws.

    It is the most famous 1 percent Motorcycle Club in the world.
    Yes, Hells Angels have no comparison. 

There are four Hells Angels club charters in North Carolina. 

​​They are Fayetteville, Durham, Winston-Salem, and Wilmington.

Hells Angels MC Fayetteville NC

Hells Angels Wilmington NC

23. Fire and Iron MC

Fire and Iron
Fire and Iron MC
  • Founded: In 1999.
  • About: Fire and Iron is a Motorcycle Club made up of firefighters. In addition to professional Firefighters, the club welcomes volunteer firefighters, dispatchers, and fire apparatus mechanics. They also welcome inspectors who work in direct support of the fire service.

    The club is a non-profit 501 c3 organization.

    It is not a 1% motorcycle club. 

24. Riders in Recovery

Riders in Recovery patch
Riders in Recovery patch
  • Founded: In 1997.
  • About: RIDERS IN RECOVERY Motorcycle Club is a brotherhood of men that work in 12-step programs and are in recovery.

    The club aims to grow in recovery through fellowship and brotherhood. It is also dedicated to helping support rehabilitation and recovery in the community.

    It is a traditional MC with a three-patch and MC cube.

    It is not a 1% motorcycle club. 

25. Iron Order Motorcycle Club

Iron Order MC NC
Iron Order MC Patch
  • Founded: In Jeffersonville, Indiana in July 2004. 
  • About: Iron Order MC is one of the largest and fastest-growing motorcycle clubs in the world. They are present in 7 countries with 234 chapters. The club’s members are mostly old-school bikers.

    They are technically not a one-percenter motorcycle club. But they embrace the old-school tradition of outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMG).

    This is not a 1%  MC.

    IOMC has 14 chapters in North Carolina. They are located in the counties of Beaufort, Buncombe, Cumberland, Gaston, Granville, and more.

26. VietNam Vets Legacy Vets MC

Vietnam Vets Patch
Vietnam Vets Patch
  • About: VNVLV MC is the largest all-military motorcycle club in the world.

    The club is an activist and advocacy organization for veterans’ rights. It has members in all 50 states of the US.

    This is not a 1% MC.

27. Warriors MC

Warriors MC, North Carolina
  • Founded: October 2004
  • About: The Warriors MC was founded by Sarge and Blade, the Vice president and Sarge’s little brother, who died in October 2011. They are a U.S. MIL and PS MC which stands for us military and public safety  IE: all military,  firefighters, ems workers, etc.

    Their motto is PROTECTING OUR COMMUNITIES,  SERVING THOSE WHO SERVED.

    They are now in multiple states and with two charters in Canada. They share their website with their brothers Warriors MC out of Florida, as they have two separate patches. Still, the Warriors MC, NC, are called in the Cheyenne Indian language DOG SOLDIERS. Hence, their center patch and colors are militant in the Native American World, as seen in the skull and crossed rifles with wings.


    At the same time, their brothers in Florida rock red and white and state that they are Native American 1st nations and LE US MIL Club and rock an Indian Chieftain wearing a war bonnet. But the MC in NC and Florida are the same, just with different leadership.

    Warriors MC, in NC, stayed with the original patches while their Florida chapter chose their colors and patches. But they are unified as one Warriors MC.

    This is not a 1% MC.
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Footnotes:

1% club: The genesis of this phrase dates back to the famous 1947 Hollister riot. Allegedly, the AMA (American Motorcycle Association) had commented that 99% of motorcycle riders were citizens who conformed to the law and that only 1% were outlaws (not to be confused with Outlaws Motorcycle Club).

Many motorcycle clubs that have been associated with organized crime, and have had run-ins with law enforcement agencies use the 1% diamond patch and are commonly referred to as the one percenter motorcycle club (also called an outlaw biker group); More about this here. Some popular 1% clubs are Outlaws MC (a very dominant club), Hells Angels (the main rival group of the outlaws), Pagan Motorcycle Club and Black Pistons MC.

MC (Motorcycle Club): The term Motorcycle Club (MC) does carry a meaning outside and beyond the usual English definition of it. It is a popular term in the Outlaw and 1% motorcycling subculture, where it is often used by motorcycling clubs that have had a history in organized crime. Such clubs (MCs) often denote these by wearing colors — essentially a 3-piece patchwork.

However, not all motorcycling clubs that use the term MC are necessarily an Outlaw motorcycle club or a 1% club. But it wouldn’t be wrong to say that all dangerous biker gangs are one percenters.

Harleys: It goes without saying that most riders in various clubs swear by their Harley Davidson Motorcycle or a custom chopper. Harley-David Motorcycles enjoy a disproportionately high popularity among MC riders who, in mainstream culture, are known to promote cruiser motorcycles.

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Mike

Mike, the motorcycle enthusiast behind SuperBike Newbie, fell in love with superbikes during his college years. He owns a diverse range of motorcycles and offers valuable insights into motorcycling advice, maintenance, safety gear, and laws. Despite two decades of riding experience, he continues to learn and shares his knowledge on his website. Mike also has a keen interest in motorcycle club culture. While not a club member, he aspires to be one someday.

8 thoughts on “Top 27 Motorcycle Clubs In North Carolina (UPDATED for 2023!)”

  2. The outlaws are by far the biggest 1% club in Nc and they are not mentioned. The dire wolves patched over to the outlaws years ago so they are no longer a club.

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    • Thank you, brother. Appreciate your comment to help make this better. We made changes to reflect the most updated information.

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    • This list is nowhere near complete

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      • Thanks, Anthony! I agree, and I could use your help.
        Can you please email me the ones that need to be on the list? I’ll do the research and get them on here.
        Here is my email superbikenewbie@gmail.com.

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  3. Red Devils are showing up a lot in NC. They are involved with an incident with the Pagans recently. But Red Devils have been around here for quite some time

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  4. Who are you to reference 1%ers?

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