Are you an outlaw motorcycle club?

We are not an outlaw motorcycle club nor are we affiliated with any outlaw motorcycle clubs otherwise known as 1%er clubs. We are part of the law enforcement community.

Who is eligible to become a member?

Any current or honorably retired male Law Enforcement Officer licensed and commissioned by a Federal, State, or Local government to arrest criminals, any current or honorably retired male Jailer/Correctional Officer licensed and commissioned by a Federal, State, or Local government to house criminals, or any current or honorably retired male Judge or District Attorney certified by a Federal or State government to prosecute or sentence criminals, and who rides a cruiser style motorcycle, is eligible for acceptance as a member of the Iron Circle LEMC™. The Club shall not discriminate based upon age, religion, national origin, or residence.

What does your patches mean?

Our club colors are black and gold. The gold resembles the gold sheriffs star badge made of iron. Black is the dead of the night, the most dangerous times for Officers on duty. The skull represents our fallen officers as they are never forgotten. The rifles and handcuff are tools of the trade.

What is L.E.M.C. stand for?

L.E.M.C. : Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club.

Do you have a support club?

We do not have a support club, however we do have support members. These members share the same values and beliefs as our full patched members and conduct themselves so as to bring good credit upon the club. Support members are members who don't meet the requirements as a full patch member.

Is there a prospecting time?

If you meet the eligibility requirements to become a full patch member you will be required to prospect. Prospecting can vary from 3 to 6 months depending on the individual.

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