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- What Is a Motorcycle Charity Ride?
- 2026 American Legion Riders Benefit Ride Details
- Motorcycle Ride Preparation Checklist
- Frequently Asked Questions
Last Updated: September 28, 2026
Myrtle Beach Fall Bike Week riders have a chance to ride for a good cause on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026. The American Legion Riders Benefit Ride starts at Jamin Leather® in Myrtle Beach and benefits Wreaths Across America and other veteran programs. Riders can join the ride, enjoy stops along the route, and return to Jamin Leather® for an auction and raffle prizes.
What Is a Motorcycle Charity Ride?
A motorcycle charity ride is an organized group ride where motorcyclists travel a set route together to raise money for a cause. Riders typically pay an entry fee, follow a planned route with designated stops, and gather afterward for food, raffles, or an auction.
2026 American Legion Riders Benefit Ride Details
Jamin Leather® hosts the American Legion Riders Benefit Ride during Myrtle Beach Fall Bike Week on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026. Registration runs 9:30-10:30 AM at Jamin Leather®, 1222 Port Drive, Myrtle Beach. Kickstands up at 11 AM. Cost is $20 per bike plus $10 per passenger.

Participating stops include Murphy’s Law, Backyard Bar & Grill and Magoos Sports & Spirits. Riders return to Jamin Leather® around 2:30 PM for an auction and raffle prizes. Proceeds benefit Wreaths Across America and other veteran programs. Arrive with a full tank and check in before 10:30 AM so the group can roll out on time.
Motorcycle Ride Preparation Checklist
A motorcycle ride preparation checklist keeps a charity ride day smooth.
- Confirm registration time and meeting location
- Top off the fuel tank before arrival
- Check tire pressure, brakes, and lights
- Bring your license, registration, and insurance
- Bring appropriate riding gear for the day’s conditions
- Pack water and a light layer
- Charge your phone and carry your entry fee
Group ride etiquette matters too: Follow instructions from the ride organizers and ride captains throughout the event. Group ride procedures can vary, so listen for any route, formation or stop instructions provided before departure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a motorcycle charity ride?
A motorcycle charity ride is an organized group ride where motorcyclists pay an entry fee or gather donations to support a charitable cause. Riders follow a planned route, often stopping at designated venues, and proceeds go to a beneficiary such as a veteran program or local nonprofit. The 2026 American Legion Riders Benefit Ride at Jamin Leather® in Myrtle Beach supports Wreaths Across America and other veteran programs.
How do I prepare for a group motorcycle ride?
Use a motorcycle ride preparation checklist: confirm your bike is fueled and road-ready, check tire pressure and brakes, bring water and weather-appropriate layers, and arrive with a full tank before the riders’ meeting. For the Oct. 1, 2026 ride, registration runs 9:30-10:30 AM at Jamin Leather®, 1222 Port Drive, Myrtle Beach, with kickstands up at 11 AM.
What is the etiquette for participating in a motorcycle charity ride?
Follow the ride captain’s instructions, hold a staggered formation unless directed otherwise, and never pass the sweep rider. Keep your lane position predictable, signal early, and leave space for the rider ahead. At stops, park as directed and keep noise respectful of the venue. Good motorcycle group ride etiquette keeps the convoy safe and the event enjoyable for everyone.
Join Us at Jamin Leather®
Riders can register for the American Legion Riders Benefit Ride at Jamin Leather®, 1222 Port Drive in Myrtle Beach, from 9:30–10:30 AM on Thursday, Oct. 1. Kickstands up at 11 AM, with the ride returning around 2:30 PM for an auction and raffle prizes. Come out, enjoy Fall Bike Week and help support Wreaths Across America and other veteran programs.





















