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IMPERIAL, Cal. (BIKER DAD)–Chopper the biker dog, and his owner were owner surprised with a massive mural to thank them for their service. Esmeralda Robles wanted to surprise them with

CHICAGO, ILL (BIKER DAD)— Marine vets motorcycle club rolls into lemonade stand in honor of fallen brother. It happened earlier this year in Chicago. That’s when three clubs visited the

ARPIN, Wis. (BIKER DAD)– A veteran hero with PTSD got a free Harly from Hogs for Heroes. Staff Sergeant Ashley Ferg is the 21st vet to get a bike through

MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, OH (BIKER DAD)– Hundreds of bikers honor a Viet Nam Veteran at his memorial. Paul R. Sefcovic 75yo, US Army died recently. His wife promised him a proper

MOBILE, Ala. (BIKER DAD) — An Alabama Officer who stood in driving rain to honor WWII vet went viral for his stand-up attitude and commitment. The original story by TV

UPDATE: Here’s the latest: SPANISH FORT, Ala. (BIKER DAD)– An Alabama officer stood in pouring rain to honor a WWII vet and fellow veteran. Now the Patriot Guard Riders will

Bikers rolled into a lemonade stand to support Gold Star Kids. The sight of dozens of big leather-wearing bikers sipping lemonade may to a shot to some. But those who really know what goes on in the biker community know we’ll do almost anything for a good cause.

The Patriot Flag’s 48 state tour by motorcycle is a mission to help vets. An organization called the Nation of Patriots is taking the flag to all the lower 48 states. Motorcycles take the flag for most of the trip. Sunday riders from Biloxi, Mississippi handed the flag off to members of the Pensacola Harley HOG chapter. Now it’s headed to other states.

LA GRANGE, KY (BIKER DAD)–A small Kentucky town now has a big monument for a local legend and veteran advocate. A large statue of a man on a motorcycle now

Just because someone is in their mid-sixties with grey hair doesn’t mean they are an easy target.

UPDATE: The GoFundme for the vet has raised about $6,000. But he needs closer to 18. CLICK HERE IF YOU WANT TO HELP. ELLSWORTH, Maine (BIKER DAD) — This weekend

BAY MINETTE, Ala. (BIKER DAD)–When Henry Leo Burgess was born, Warren G. Harding was president. He’s now seen 17 presidents come and go in the White House. Born in 1921,

Dozens of bikers rolled out Saturday to support the veterans living at William F. Green Veterans Home in Bay Minette, Alabama. Most of the residents have been in isolation since the beginning of COVID-19. The bikers have periodically been parading past the home to show that even though we are separated, we are not alone.

Bikers will rally in South Alabama Saturday to honor or our armed forces. It’s the Blue Star Salute Memorial Ride. We’ll meet and stage up at Ralph and Kacoo’s restaurant on the Causeway, then bring the thunder to the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial. This is all to show support for Blue Star and Gold Star families.