Greetings and salutations to all,

Hello and welcome to our site and organization.  I am Alex Harrison a.k.a “ICEMAN”, President of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club (M/C), Alabama.  We would like to take this opportunity to personally thank you for visiting our website.  We hope that you will find it interesting as well as informative. Our organization is new and was the first and only sanctioned and nationally recognized chapter in the state of Alabama.  Resently we have add two other chapters to the state, Birmingham and Montgomery. The Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club of Alabama is part of the National Association of Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club. We do not claim any area or territory however we are about promoting a positive image of African-American motorcyclists across the country.

Our founder and first President was very enthuisastic and took great pride in establishing this Buffalo Soldier Chapter, and had visions of it growing to be one of the largest clubs in the state of Alabama.  With the help of people such as Mr. Eddie Glover a.k.a “JazMan”, our Vice President, and other dedicated people, we can build a dynamic, progressive and innovative organization. 

While many people may have heard of the “Buffalo Soldiers,” many are not aware of their history and contributions within the Huntsville area.

In 1888-99, the Tenth Cavalry, comprised of African-American soldiers, encamped at Cavalry Hill, the current location of Huntsville’s Academy for Academics and Arts.  As Huntsville has grown over the years, so has the appreciation of the valiant efforts of the Buffalo Soldier’s Tenth Cavalry’s important role in the city’s history and contributions to the Spanish American War.