
Riding To Remember Fallen Police, Firefighters & Veterans
Remembering those that have gone before us, Honoring those that currently serve us, Inspiring those who will.

Remembering those that have gone before us, Honoring those that currently serve us, Inspiring those who will.
The 28th Annualย Riding to Rememberย charity motorcycle ride was held onย September 13, 2026.
In all, we had 408 motorcycles and 600 riders in total.
Fairly soon we will have images and video on our website from this years 28th Annualย Riding to Remember event.
Thank you to everyone that was involved this year,
and we hope to see you again in 2027.

Every hero deserves to be remembered
Riding To Remember
On Sunday, September 13th, 2026, the 28th Annual Riding to Remember Fallen Police, Firefighters, and Veterans Charity Motorcycle Ride took place, honoring those who have given their lives in service to our communities and country. This long-standing Michiana tradition supports local children, the elderly, veterans, and public safety organizations, bringing together hundreds of riders and supporters from across the region.


Riding To Remember
The annual event can draw draw 500 to 1,000 motorcyclists, forming a continuous procession that travels through several Elkhart County communities. We invite residents and community groups to line the route in patriotic support. Waving flags, displaying banners, and standing in unity to show appreciation for our fallen heroes and those who continue to serve. Communities are encouraged to go all out with Garrison flags, patriotic displays, and public turnout in support of our fallen veterans, fire fighters and law enforcement officers.

Riding in Memory of American Heroes
The annual event is expected to draw 500 to 1,000 motorcyclists, forming a continuous procession that will travel through several Elkhart County communities



Read more about the Blue Knights VIII, Elkhart Indian Motorcycle, and IMRG Chapter 1986 here



