Blackriders MC Bulacan Chapter

09/10/2026

🏍️ VISIBILITY RIDE & FOOD DONATION FOR THE HOMELESS

📅 DATE: October 25, 2026 (Sunday)
⏰ TIME: 3:00 PM
📍 MEET UP: Malolos Convention Center
🛣️ ROUTE: Malolos Convention → Bustos



📋 DETAILS:

- ✅ Visibility Ride — Ipakita ang ating presensya sa komunidad
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- ✅ Food Distribution — Maghahatid ng pagkain sa mga walang tirahan
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- ✅ Lahat ay Inaanyayahan — Magtulungan tayo para sa iba

20/09/2026

The Four Horsemen of BRMC Bulacan Chapter.

Tagalugin/Taglisyen na natin 'to.

Apat na taon mahigit, apat na tao rin na hanggang ngayon pinagpapatuloy ang nakagisnan at walang bumitaw, walang NAWALA. Walang kung anumang kalokohan at kasiraan sa isa't isa kahit anumang hamon ng bawat indibidwal sa aming lupon.

Nagsimula ng tatlo sa ibang grupo na mismong anino ng isa ay hindi pa gamay, Naging apat at mas pinaigting ng pakikisalamuha, pagsasama at naengganyo sa pagiging isang Chapter ng Blackriders Motorcyle Club.

May panahon na nakakaginhawa at may panahon na hindi gaano kaaya-aya
Ngunit hanggang ngayon, buo kami nagsimula (kung madagdagan man kami), sa huli, kayo pa rin ang magkakasama.

Matatawag namin ang samahan o pagiging kapatid namin sa isa't isa na solido mapanoon, mapahanggang ngayon. Hindi lang sa pagmumotor, kundi sa aming kapatiran.

- Letters on behalf of mine and of my brothers, fczjesjjdjeidjking social media 🖤🤍

08/09/2026

come and join the party with us

It was today when CNT Kaligayahan QC opened last September 7, 2025. It's been a ONE-derful year full of laughter, struggles, and lessons.

Help us celebrate as we reach another milestone to our new branch at Bustos, Bulacan.

Bigger, better, utmost stunningly more... classic.

CNT is now opening its doors to all classic riders, clubs, enthusiasts or an aspiring individual looking for a place to belong.

Join our GRAND TAMBIKE this coming Sept 19, 2026 at 6pm onwards infront of 📍 7-11 BSU Bustos, together with renowned Motorcycle Clubs, Riding Clubs, Brothers and Sisters of the Classic Community.

Bike of the night, raffle prizes, and week long promo awaits. See you all!

27/08/2026

We invite you all to support our event.

One Ride for One Reason.

Dear Brothers and Sisters in the Riding Community,

The BlackRiders MC Philippines respectfully invites all riding clubs, motorcycle clubs, independent riders, and hang-arounds to join us for the BATMAN LOOP RIDE 2026 on Sunday, September 20, 2026.

This is more than just another ride. It is a nationwide call for motorcycle brotherhoods to stand together against all forms of bullying and school shootings, while promoting courage, respect, protection, and community responsibility.

EVENT DETAILS

Date: Sunday, September 20, 2026
Assembly: 7:00 AM
Assembly Point: SHELL Boso Boso
Entrance Fee: ₱100.00 per motorcycle

Entrance-fee proceeds will be donated to public schools to help purchase metal detectors and strengthen security measures against violence.

DONATIONS ARE WELCOME

Beyond the ₱100.00 motorcycle entrance fee, additional support is greatly appreciated.

Monetary donations, metal detectors, security equipment, and other appropriate school-safety resources are more than welcome. Every contribution, regardless of size, can help provide schools with better tools to protect students and personnel.

We are calling on motorcycle brotherhoods across the country to come together for one common purpose: to stand against bullying, help prevent school violence, and make our schools safer for every student.

Whether you ride with a motorcycle club, a local riding group, or simply as a hang-around, we invite you to ride with us and be part of this movement.

ONE NATION. ONE BROTHERHOOD. ONE PURPOSE.

Ride against bullying.
Ride against school violence.
Ride for our children.
Ride for a safer tomorrow.

Let us show that the motorcycle community can be a force for positive change—one that protects, supports, and stands up for those who need our help.

BE THE HERO. RIDE FOR A BETTER TOMORROW.

Respectfully,

BLACKRIDERS MC PHILIPPINES
Riders Forever, Forever Riders
MLL&R — Much Love, Loyalty & Respect

27/08/2026

25/08/2026

A belated greetings from BRMC Bulacan Chapter for you our brother!!! Headstrong in the house like what you've said!

⚫&⚪

25/08/2026

Lets Talk about Respect
By: Keyser Söze1%er

When I came into the lifestyle I knew it all. I had it all figured out. I was the man I am today and the "outlaw" I always wanted to be (no sarcasm here). Now that I got that bu****it out the way..........

Lets talk about Respect. In the "outlaw" world I always hear new brothers talk about respect. How respect is a two way street and it has to be given in order to get it. But why? This is one of those subjects which I have learned quite a bit in my short time on this earth. In different settings it means different things. Respect is one of those touchy subjects. Because as the "alpha" men we claim to be its hard to remain humble. When you have been conditioned that you are the baddest mo********er walking the planet it is a glorious thing. Except when dealing with your brothers and especially your elders in your club. Humble yourself to your brothers.

You see I am a firm believer that any road that is built is a collaborative effort between a team of people. Everyone has a job and a purpose. But as a "new' guy shutting the f**k up, listening, and learning is your only job. Unless you have come with some previous experience in which you are bringing some knowledge and know how to the table. In the "outlaw" world that is very rare. Every set of colors has its own way and it is for you to learn.

Being humbled in your "prospecting" phase is the start of who you are going to be. Problem with that is most of the people in these clubs today was never humbled, never prospected, took a shortcut, and probably should have never been crossed. Getting a set of colors for some is an afterthought. Sign on the dotted line, pay your "fee" and scoot them on in. Now you have added to your problems because now you have someone who don't know s**t, probably brought in by someone who don't know s**t, ready to get into some s**t. Now hollering about his "respect" and what he is due.

But the two-way street of respect is one built from time and time alone. You can respect that your "bro" has colors but only time will tell if you are going to respect him as your "brother". When I came up you didn't know s**t until you did. Senior members wouldn't talk to me and if they did it was in a respectful way but from a distance. I would go into some of the older clubhouses and sit at the bar and I would remember one of my O.G.'s looking me in my face and asking me why I was sitting at his bar? I was confused ordered me a drink as a "bro" and received one. He then asked me again why I was sitting at his bar? I said "I am here to learn". He talked s**t to me for years but it was always a lesson. But I kept coming and sitting my ass at "his" bar until it was "ours".

I wasn't offended in the least. Because I was humble and that was part of my learning process. That man didn't owe me s**t. I owed him. I owed him my time, gratitude, and patience. I owed him my "ear". He didn't ask me to join "his" club. I signed up for the ride and the least I could do was respect him, his time, and the work he put in to make our NATION as great as it is. I had to EARN his respect not the other way around. It was a one-way street until I earned my keep and was able to contribute to the maintenance and building that it requires to keep a NATION running in the right direction.

Years later and still humble I asked my O.G. why it was that he was so hard on me. I just wanted to be not only his brother but a friend. His answer (GOD rest his soul) was this and it has stuck with me for all my days.

WHY WOULD I INVEST MY TIME ON YOU WHEN I MIGHT NOT SEE YOU NEXT GO AROUND? Had to make sure you was going to stick around before I made an "investment" in you. Once you earned my respect it was all love because I have seen many come and go in my time.

Now it all made sense because the words he had spoken to me is true for me as well. After I kept showing up and EARNED his respect it now was a two-way street. Only thing that didn't change was I am still humble and still learning. I also don't waste my time on deaf ears. Because if you want the limited amount of knowledge I have you going to have to come get it. The way I did.
Respectfully...

Keyser Söze1%er
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