The Brother’s 6 Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club was established in 2015.  After being chapter president of another L.E.M.C for several years, B6 founder, “Deacon”, decided it was time to take all that he had experienced, both good and bad, and use those lessons to forge a new club that would stand out from all the others.  Brother’s 6 MC is the product of that vision.

 

Many L.E clubs today are very hard to differentiate from non L.E clubs.  The patches are similar, there is a conscious effort to hide the fact that their members are cops, and there’s an arrogance among them that the rest of the MC world has grown to dislike.  Emulating the 1% clubs, when you are L.E., is a disgrace to law enforcement worldwide.  Not only do these clubs lose the respect of true L.E. clubs, but they also will never gain the respect of the other clubs in the M.C. community.  Though many 1% and non L.E clubs are not huge fans of law enforcement, for obvious reasons, there is a respect between men who have chosen their path in life and live that path daily, staying true to where they have set their moral compass. A 1% club would never want a member who attempts to emulate law enforcement, and Brother’s 6 will never have a member who wants to emulate an outlaw motorcycle club member.  Pick a side, choose your path, and live it to its fullest! 

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Brother’s 6 realizes that L.E. clubs are fairly new to the M.C. community.  We look to represent our profession in everything we do, but also never forget the sacrifices made by those in the MC world that came before us and established the biker community that we now call home.  It’s this loyalty to who we are as law enforcement, and our understanding of what the others in the MC world are about, that sets the Brother’s 6 family apart from the rest.  We will be respectful to any club that shows respect towards us, and we will seek to stand out from the rest by carrying ourselves as professionals, while constantly training to be the best at what we do.  We will enjoy the ride, always keeping one eye on our brother’s back, and never forgetting this brotherhood is about enjoying time with friends and family, with the wind in our faces and our worries behind us. 

 

We will not ask permission, we fear no one, and lay down for no one.  However, we do give respect to those who give it to us, and seek to be a leader through example to those we come in contact with.