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Devil's Horsemen Motorcycle Club

The Club was founded in 2003, April 29th. With the very first chapter starting out in Atlanta, Georgia. Merle Walker formed the Club after gaining inspiration from being involved with 81 throughout his teenage life. The Club was formed for the main reason of brotherhood and for those who shared the motorcycle passion. Throughout 2004, the Club faced many challenges with 81 and eventually came to a standoff with words. The Horsemen held their cuts high and kept their heads up by standing what they believed in. Not long later, the idea of becoming 1% came to the table. It wasn't long until they started supplying drugs and women to the public. They eventually expanded their business and started buying both nightclubs and bars to bring in money. The vote was majority ruled and the Club's numbers died down after disagreements with the Club's direction. With a large number of members in Georgia, they split off into North & South Carolina, Alabama and Florida. Shortly after, the NOMAD chapter was born. This consisted of the Club's national officers. The Club is now known by the public for their great bars and charity rides they do for their communities.

In the current day they have multiple chapters all over North America.

What do we do?:

Each chapter hosts an annual charity ride to raise funds for a cause of their choice.

We own a large number of bars and nightclubs to provide entertainment for the community.

National Hierarchy:

NOMAD - President

NOMAD - Vice President

NOMAD (Someone with the NOMAD status is an officer.)

Chapter Hierarchy:

President
Vice President

Sgt. At Arms

Secretary - Treasurer (Same level of power, different responsibilities)

Member

Prospect

Members:

NOMAD - President: Merle Walker ([L²:RP] MerletheBully)

NOMAD - Vice President: Stuart Taylor ([L²:RP] Faustin)

Club Rules:

Respect any and all members of the Club, these are your brothers.

All who bear our patch is required to wear it on your motorcycle and/or when you're attending a Club event. This is your uniform.

Do not lie to another brother.

Do not steal from another brother.

Do not share Club business with non-members, no exceptions.

All issues are voted upon.

Respect the hierarchy.

How to join:
- Have ties with the Club in some way. -

- Being acknowledged by a member. -

- Hang around, get to know the Club and it's members. -

We're only doing applications at this time to begin the Evocity chapter and to take in members.

Here's the format:

In-game name:
Username:
SteamID:
IRL Age:
In-game hours:
Do you understand the concept and politics of Motorcycle Clubs?:
What do you bring to the table that can benefit the Club?:

Finally another MC.
Goodluck with the clan.

(Jan 9, 2020, 04:51 PM)Dutch Wrote: [ -> ]Finally another MC.
Goodluck with the clan.

Thank you, I'm gonna do my best.

Good luck with the clan!

Thread's looking clean, really like the colours. Best of luck with your MC Big Grin

I'd like to announce the new opening of our very first bar in Evocity! After purchasing an old sports bar, we started renovations right away and are ready to open up to the community.

Whomever it may concern,

We would like to cordially invite you to our HQ in the city for an open bar and a formal meet to discuss our organisations. Your club has a very community driven aspect to it, and we would like to help you build on that.

Our PR department has organised a toy run for sick children with leukaemia and we'd like to utilise your club in order to encourage more community spirit by delivering gifts on your motorcycles to these children. All the gifts will be subsidised by our corporation, and all we ask in return in you to wear your cuts and make dreams come true.

We look forward to your response.

Warm Regards,

Peter Weyland, Chief Executive Officer of the Weyland-Yutani Corporation

(Jan 22, 2020, 12:50 AM)Roachy Wrote: [ -> ]

Whomever it may concern,

We would like to cordially invite you to our HQ in the city for an open bar and a formal meet to discuss our organisations. Your club has a very community driven aspect to it, and we would like to help you build on that.

Our PR department has organised a toy run for sick children with leukaemia and we'd like to utilise your club in order to encourage more community spirit by delivering gifts on your motorcycles to these children. All the gifts will be subsidised by our corporation, and all we ask in return in you to wear your cuts and make dreams come true.

We look forward to your response.

Warm Regards,

Peter Weyland, Chief Executive Officer of the Weyland-Yutani Corporation

Hello there, thank you for reaching out to our Club. We're completely open to attending this event, assisting in the organizing of this event and everything in-between. We think it'd be great for the community and both parties involved, we can't find a reason to decline.

Please, give me a call at *** *** ****. (MerletheBully#7912 or PM me here on the Forums.)

Merle Walker

NOMAD - President

Devil's Horsemen Motorcycle Club