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New Hampshire Leathernecks Motorcycle Club

Marines who ride Motorcycles WHAT ARE WE? A Motorcycle Club. WHO ARE WE? MARINES (Which includes Corpsmen who served with the FMF) who ride motorcycles.

The NH Leathernecks Motorcycle Club is not political and claims no territory. We have no need for reputation building. The Eagle, Globe, and Anchor needs no introduction. We respect all men except the enemies of our country and the enemies of our free way of life. We are not interested in joining or interfering with the affairs of others. We desire only to ride our motorcycles in the company of our brothers as free men in this free land, a land for which we and our brothers have fought "In Every Clime and Place" since 1775. Currently, and always, we have brothers in hostile places around this globe defending our rights to choose as we please. We will never seek to infringe upon the rights of anyone and we expect the same courtesy in return. HOW DO YOU BECOME A MEMBER? Becoming a Brother in a Motorcycle Club involves far more than simply filling out an application. The first step is to make contact with us. So long as you meet our minimum qualifications (Marine, Active Duty or Discharged under Honorable Conditions, Cruiser Style motorcycle, NH Resident) you are likely to be invited to "hang around" with us. After we get to know you, and you get to know us, you then might be invited to "prospect". Later (how long depends on a number of factors) you MAY be welcomed as a brother. NOTHING, however, is guaranteed because we honor our "cuts" as we do our status as Marines/ FMF Corpsmen. These are our standards to qualify riding with us and becoming part of our BROTHERHOOD. Not every man can be a MARINE. Not every Marine can be a BROTHER in our Motorcycle Club. For further information contact our SGT at Arms at: [email protected]
SEMPER FI

10/24/2026

Come on down to the post.

10/21/2026

I Just want to ride man!!!!

Ride your ride. Don’t worry about someone else’s.

Every biker goes through a period of competition and comparison. We want to be the fastest, the hardest rider, the baddest of the bad, etc.

As you get older, you learn something that quickly puts that thinking to rest, if it hasn’t ended naturally: I am just happy I have a bike and can still ride!

The way my body is currently set up, there are days when simply walking is hard. But I can still get on my bike and ride. We had an old-school biker here in San Diego named Bud Montgomery, “Old Bud”. He walked slowly with a large walking stick, but when he got on his bike, he would leave everyone in the dust.

There will come a time when none of us can ride anymore. So why not spend the riding time you have now enjoying it instead of criticizing someone else’s ride?

• They took a car to that event instead of riding: none of your business.
• They took three days to reach a destination that took you one: none of your business.
• They don’t ride 100 miles an hour on the freeway: none of your business.

They are still riding. They still have a motorcycle. They are still functioning. Of course, there is a difference between this and someone who calls themselves a biker but simply doesn’t want to ride. Even then, it is none of your business. Minding your own business is such a stress-free way to live!

Ride your own ride, mind your own business, and enjoy riding while you are still able.

Wisdom that only time can teach (and OGs, if you listen).

Blade

10/20/2026

Happy Taco Tues

10/19/2026

Still have time to get some support gear for the stocking stuffers!!! FYI currently out of stock LARGE FLAG shirts

10/19/2026

Monday!!! Let’s go, we got this

10/15/2026

This Saturday

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