About the club
Brothers first. Riders always.
Warrior Veteran MMC is a club of like-minded veterans, aged 55 and over, who have served in the Canadian Armed Forces or with Canada’s allies, and who ride American-made cruisers, touring bikes and three-wheelers. We came together because we needed to be around people who share our experiences and understand them without explanation.
We are a family club and a 99% club, and we intend to stay that way. We are independent. We respect all clubs and organizations, we support those who support us, and we mind our own business. Like other motorcycle clubs, we keep hang-around and prospecting traditions.
What we do
Support all year
We look after each other twelve months a year, not only in riding season. The brotherhood we lived in service is something we still live today.
Why we do it
Someone has your back
Trusting that the person beside you will have your back is a feeling like no other. We ride for that, and for the thrill of the road.
Who we help
Each other, and more
We get through hard times together, and riding is a big part of our well-being. We also lend a hand to other veterans, and take part in many charity rides and events every season.
Invisible Warriors
Many Canadians served with distinction but have no medals to show for it, because they served fewer than 12 years or never deployed outside Canada. To the public, they are invisible.
The Invisible Warrior Project works to get these veterans recognized for their service to Canada. Learn more at invisiblewarrior.ca
We are also proud supporters of
The Rolling Barrage
A cross-Canada motorcycle ride founded by former UN peacekeeper Scott Casey. It raises money and awareness for veterans and first responders living with PTSD.
Our club actively supports the ride as it crosses Canada, and some of our members join it for parts of the run.
therollingbarrage.comField of Crosses
Each November, 3,600 crosses stand along Memorial Drive in Calgary to honour Southern Albertans who gave their lives in service, with a Remembrance Day service on November 11.
Our members volunteer to set up and take down the crosses, and stand with the community at the sunset ceremonies and on Remembrance Day.
fieldofcrosses.comBeyond these, we support many charity rides and events throughout the year, by riding in them and taking part.