History

of

Los Muchachos

Los Muchachos Motorcycle Club was co-founded by Zuess and Highlander in the Mile High city of Denver , Colorado . Kindred brothers who were born for the love of the ride and respect of the road they both served their country in the Armed Forces from the mid ‘80's to the early ‘90's. Building on that code of respect, honor, integrity and the traditional values, they saw camaraderie, goodwill, friendship along with safe riding as their inspiration and idea for a club, during a ride to a bar called The Piper Inn in February 1997. Wanting to be a group of independent riders in a multi brand organization, and enjoying the fact that all bikers are equal, they both thought up the name and Los Muchachos was created.

Los Muchachos colors, consists of both a members and a commercial patch. The members patch, a one piece circular style, consists of crossing bandoliers signifying strength and creating four separate sections, the upper and lower showing different symbols and the left and right reflecting the same symbol. The commercial patch is square and smaller, as seen as the background on this and other pages. In both patches most the same symbols are displayed. The lone wolf howling at the full moon represents strength and individuality. The road in the desert represents the rich history of the open road across America . And at the top the club name.

Los Muchachos MC officially started in March 1997 with Zuess and Highlander as Co-Presidents. Additional members (Joker and Mongo) joined and the Founding Fathers of the club was formed. The then local club, had rides throughout Colorado and enjoyed rallies around the region. The second Los Muchachos chapter was established in Minneapolis , MN in August 2004. Additional nation wide and international chapters were also established in late September 2004. Even though the club is young, we are expanding and look forward to celebrating eleven years of Muchachohood in March 2008.