06/25/2026
5,300 Miles. 22 States. One Brotherhood.
Every year, the Gunslingers MC makes the journey to Nationals. This year, we decided the ride itself would be just as important as the event.
What started as a trip to Nationals in Wildwood, New Jersey became a 5,300-mile adventure through 22 states, with Nationals serving as the halfway point before we continued north into New England.
From the curves of the Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Parkway to the rocky coast of Maine, every day brought something different. We stood at Quoddy Head in Lubec, Maine—the easternmost point of the United States—adding another milestone to our journey. We rode through historic coastal towns, crossed iconic bridges, enjoyed fresh seafood on the waterfront, and experienced everything from dense fog to perfect blue skies.
The road also reminded us that every great trip comes with challenges. Rain, cold mornings, changing plans, mechanical issues, and an unexpected 1,000-mile Iron Butt ride home tested us. But that’s what riding is about. The obstacles become part of the story.
Nationals brought together Gunslingers from across the country. Brothers who may live hundreds or thousands of miles apart, but who share the same values and the same patch. Then, with new memories made, we pointed our bikes north and continued the adventure.
In the end, this trip wasn’t measured by miles or state lines. It was measured by the people we met, the roads we conquered, and the memories we’ll be talking about for years.
22 States. 5,300 Miles. One unforgettable journey.
Gunslingers MC – Wichita, Kansas