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Hello and welcome to the Road Dawgs Motorcycle Club official website. We are a 30-year-old
organization made up of 100% current and retired law enforcement officers. Our ranks cover
everyone from patrolmen, deputies, troopers, detectives, sergeants, lieutenants, captains and chiefs, but within our club, rank doesn’t matter, brotherhood does. We are motorcyclists who enjoy each other's company. Whether it’s a ride across town for a bite to eat. A ride across the state or to another state for a charity ride, or a ride across country for a motorcycle rally or sightseeing, WE LOVE TO RIDE!
We are not associated with any other club. Our colors, or patches, are light in nature so as not
to be confused with any Outlaw club.
Although many of our members are/were on their department's motor unit, that is not a
requirement. We pride ourselves on having an enjoyable time riding in a safe, organized ride.
We are respectful of other members, law enforcement, and the surrounding motoring community. We currently have 14 chapters in 7 states from New Hampshire to Florida, but are always looking to expand to other states. Our belief is quality over quantity. We aren’t and don’t want to be the largest Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, just the BEST!!!
The requirements to become a member are as follows:
1. Must be a full-time or retired law enforcement officer (with at least 10 years on the job and left your department in good standing).
2. You must own a motorcycle, and although a Harley Davidson or Indian is not required,
We do not allow the racing cafe (crotch rockets) in the club.
3. You must be sponsored. If you don’t know someone in the club already, we will assign
someone to mentor you.
4. There are yearly dues that are set by the individual chapters.
5. Minimum participation requirements. Again, set by the individual chapters, but usually 3-4
meetings/rides per year.
Our philosophy is Family, Job, Club in order of importance. We don’t want you to feel you must
drop everything because of a club event. Many of our spouses or significant others join us at
many of our events. Our annual National meeting is held on the Saturday at the end of Law
Week in DC. It gives our members a chance to gather together as a group and also show our
respect to our brothers and sisters who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
I’m positive that once you look into our club, you will find that we are what you’ve been looking for and hopefully, vice versa.
If what you have read piques your interest, please fill out the form below, and I will get back to
you as soon as possible.
In Brotherhood,
Tony “Big Toe” Tine
Retired NH State Police
RDMC National President