State Burner’s MC National Page

The First Black Motorcycle club in the world. Established in 1946. 

In 1945 there were three anonymous bikers in Atlantic City who enjoyed the sport of riding motorcycles. Every weekend Coffee, Cheyenne, Boddie, Spartacus, and Peter Gun rode to Philadelphia to party with Big Daddy, June and Maverick. Freddie "Coffee" Carter (Right) led the riders, whom all enjoyed stunt riding.

In November 1946, Freddie "Coffee" Carter founded a Motorcycle Club with seven total original members.  "Burning Rubber From State to State." Coffee decided to name the club "The State Burner's" - starting the first and only Black Motorcycle Club on the East Coast

1968-2021 President Cowboy
2021-2022 President Smoove
2022-23 Interim President Messy

In December 2023, "Lucky" was selected to further the direction of the State Burner's MC as the National President.