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Site last updated: 9-7-2009
Blue Knights Michigan 1 Welcomes You
Blue Knights® is a non-profit fraternal organization consisting of active and retired law enforcement men and women who enjoy riding motorcycles. In the spring of 1974, several law enforcement officers from Bangor, Maine met and formed a small, local motorcycle club. The rest is- as they say- history!
Soon Blue Knight chapters were being formed in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and beyond. With the addition of Canada and later Australia, the Blue Knights became an international organization.
Our founding fathers are: Joel Rudom, Bill Robinson, Doug Miner, Ed Gallant, Mike Hall, Chuck Gesner, Wayne Labree and Chuck Shuman
January 1, 2008: Purpose and Goals
1. Provide for the mutual assistance, enjoyment, entertainment, education, physical, mental
and social benefit of its members and the general public.
2. To promote and advance the sport of motorcycling and the safety of motorcycling.
3. To serve the interests of motorcycle owners and users.
4. To promote by example and by other acceptable means, safe use, operation and
enjoyment of motorcycles.
5. To develope a fraternal spirit between law enforcement personnel and the general public.
Soon Blue Knight chapters were being formed in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and beyond. With the addition of Canada and later Australia, the Blue Knights became an international organization.
Our founding fathers are: Joel Rudom, Bill Robinson, Doug Miner, Ed Gallant, Mike Hall, Chuck Gesner, Wayne Labree and Chuck Shuman
January 1, 2008: Purpose and Goals
1. Provide for the mutual assistance, enjoyment, entertainment, education, physical, mental
and social benefit of its members and the general public.
2. To promote and advance the sport of motorcycling and the safety of motorcycling.
3. To serve the interests of motorcycle owners and users.
4. To promote by example and by other acceptable means, safe use, operation and
enjoyment of motorcycles.
5. To develope a fraternal spirit between law enforcement personnel and the general public.
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