Road Wolves Motorcycle Club History

The Road Wolves Motorcycle Club was founded in November 1984. The four founding members were Ray Brown: President, Lem Kenley: Vice-President, C.O. McKay: Road Captain and Ray Weaver: Sgt-at-Arms.

Ray Brown and Lem Kenley had been members of other D.C. area motorcycle clubs since the 1970's. C.O. McKay and Ray Weaver had been partners since junior high school. The four men began riding together in February 1984, and decided to form their own motorcycle club. On a deer hunting trip in November 1984, the four men voted on a name for their club and adopted the Road Wolves' first By-Laws. Since then, the four have been brothers for life. In the New Millennium, the Road Wolves have again hit the highway. Revitalized by an influx of new members, the pack is now stronger than ever.

The Road Wolves are more than a motorcycle club. The Road Wolves are a Fraternity. The foremost principle of the Road Wolves do not fraternize with other Road Wolves' significant others. While punctuality is expected, family always comes first.  

The Road Wolves: UNITED AS ONE,

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