ACROSS THE NATION:
The Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club 9th & 10th Calvary Chapter of California is committed to projecting a positive image of African American men and women by always showing respect for one another, the motorcycle community and the civilian community at large.
Buffalo Soldiers of the 9th and 10th Cavalry.
The Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Clubs represent the largest African American motorcycle club in the world!
We Can, We Will Ready and Forward
OUR CLUB'S HISTORY
An avid motorcycle rider, enthusiast & highly respected young woman, Yvonne "Isis" Palmer founded the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club 9th & 10th Calvary in 1998 to bring to Southern California a motorcycle club that would ride their "iron horses" in recognition of the Civil War soldiers, while participating in community activities.
Her untimely death in 2000 sparked a flame in the heart her Vice President, Deryk "Smooth" Howard to keep alive her vision for a motorcycle club that welcome both men and women riders willing to ride as brothers and sisters carrying the spirit of the Buffalo Soldiers. Leading the Club as its President since Isis' untimely death, Smooth was joined by James "Soldier" King to take on Isis' mission, and today the club has grown from these 2 men to 32 men and women Buffalo Soldiers motorcycle riders (BSMC) in addition to another 16 Buffalo Soldiers Social Club (BSSC) members, led by their Voice, "Million$Baby", and Vice Voice, "Pepa".
The BSMC-CA Chapter has completed numerous rides across
the nation to realize and continue Isis' dream to demonstrate
that bikers are dedicated men and women that care for those less fortunate who live among us and deserve a better quality of life.
The Isis Memorial Patch was created in the memory of
Dr. Yvonne "ISIS" Palmer,
the first nationally recognized female Buffalo Soldier M/C President.
Those who wear this patch do so in her honor.