State Burner's Motorcycle Club St. Louis Chapter

  In 1946 the State Burner's Motorcycle Club was founded by Freddie “Coffee” Carter, as President with the original 7 members in Philadelphia, PA..  We fly 7 flames of fire on our colors to represent the 7 original members. Freddie "Coffee" Carter retired from the club in 1970 and Charles “Cowboy” Henson became the National President.  

  The State Burners Motorcycle Club was one of the first black motorcycle clubs on the east coast.  The brotherhood and sisterhood they developed for the love of riding has helped start chapters in Louisville, KY; Evansville, IN; Denver, CO; Knoxville, TN; Barbourville, KY; St. Louis, MO; and Nomad in California. 

  In 2008, KC, G-Unit, Dr. Don, Cheetah, Brian, Will, and Nate decided to share in the brotherhood/sisterhood of the State Burner's Motorcycle Club by starting a chapter in St. Louis, MO. This chapter shares the love of riding with other clubs, donating to charities, participating in community service events, and many other motorcycle related events.  

  We travel abroad sharing in unity and promoting brotherhood/sisterhood in the one true love we share, "Riding The Iron Horse".